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CHARLOTTETOWN CANADA THURSDAY NOVEMBER 18 1915
$5.50 Per Year (delivered) in advent’
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ROUIIIANIA PREPARES
WAR PLUNGE
,pa-
quisition all Materials Necessar
that She can no Longer lleluai
SITUATION IN THE BALKANS
DISQUIETING IF NOT CRITICA
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MIIIISW “I Wal' A“\|l0l'iZ¢il I0 R2 Prime Minister, Lloyd George and A J Balfour in
Y Paris for Conference with French Cabinet Main
I0 N““°““| D¢l¢\\¢¢ llliililalillil Serbian Army Almost Surrounded Their Positlo
u in South Almost as Bail British Government ha
N¢\||l'°| 0rdered that no Greek Vessel Proceed to Desti
  ..       . nation Kitchener at Gallipoli Situation Grave
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military supply factories, craft of all
MiLAN Nov 17.--A despatch from kind for river traffic. railway material
Bucharest to the Coriere Della Seara and combustlbles Tradesmen are re
says the official journal there has pub quired to declare what they possess in (special to The Guardian) the Greek border, where they are in ing to rumor the King of Greece has
lished a decree authorizing the Minis these things and also other prime LONDON Nov 17-The military danger of being disarmed and intern expressed a wish to soc him Like
ter of War to requisition immediately necessities This is taken, says the and diplomatic situation of the Allies ed It is to prevent the latter ventual Italy, France and England now de
all things and materials necessary tolnewspaper. as an indication that Rou in the Balkans is disquieting, if not ity that the Entente Powers are put mand that Greece shall either join the
national defence. The articles enum mania sees the impossibility of main critical, a tact which doubtless led to ting forth every effort and, unqusstion Allies or translate her benevolent neu
' the visit of the British Prime Minis ably, this matter being discussed in trality towards the Entente into
ter, Mr Asquith David Lloyd George Paris by t'he British and French Min clear declaration that she will at
and A J Balfour to Paris for con laters
ference with tfhe French Calrlnet and The British ‘Government has taken Allies, should they be forced hack over
       General Joffre, French Commander in farther action by the issuance of an her frontier and that she will afford
Chief. The main Serbian army. under order that no Greek vessel, except further facilities for the landing and
General Putnik, operating North, is those loaded or loading, may proceed and transportation of Allied troops
now encompassed on every side but to their destination, while Denies Co There is no change on the French,
one. being cut off from the South by chin, me ber of the French Cabinet. Italian or Russian fronts, but the pre
the Bulgarian advance beyond Tetovo wiho was lven an enthusiastic recap
MADMD NW 17 _'A °“bI“°l- crisis and must depend upon the rough tion at Athens by municipal parties coast of Courland where they have
FGBUINNI 10 “Y H0111 B dehaie ill DHT    roads through Montenegro and Alba and people, is expected to express very been bombarding German positions,
m nts. for supplies from the sea firmly the French view of what is con suggests that General Ruzsky has not
of concluded the offensive which he un
erated comprise metals, wearing ap taining neutrality longer
  SUIIK BI MINE
liament on a bill for military refor
proposed by Minister of War Lieuten
ant General Echangue ‘vin the course
ln the South the Serbian position sidered the unsatisfactory reply
is almost as bad The success of the Greece to the Entente Powers for the dertook West of Riga
0' 01° della” O°\mi- R°m9-l1°“@5- (3P°¢|8| ¢° *IW Gllafdlilll Bulgarians’ flanking attack on the Ba safe conduct of both Serbian and AI The loss of the British Hospital shi
f°|`m°|' P|'°mI°1'» “Id the “MUNI “UDV LONDON NUV 17 -The BY"-Wh buna Pass and their advance from lied forces, should they become co
\l\ld8BC hld l'89-Ched the i\S\li`0B 0! h0Bl>ll8l Ship. Allslilh WHS Blink bi’ 9- Veles have prevented the hoped for pelled to retire to Greece
about 300 million pesetas ($60 000 000) mine in the English channel to day iuimiigii with the Serbian and Fl-elicil
Which WB! BDSM 101' the ll19~Il1i0I\H\\06 Three hundred W°l'0 “ved Out 01 B forces. This leaves the Serbians only Lord Kitchener, British War Secre due to mines which broke from their
011 H P0309 100311! Of 811 Brill? Of 146 WWI ‘lf 335 The Si-Element by 01° two lines of retreat, one into Albania, tary, who, it is stated was to back the moorings in the recent storms Ot’
000 Wlih 433 12111111011 The C0\1nt ORIGIN Preis BUPGBU Sli/ill! DSW! Of where they may be harrassed by un representations of Cochin is now re less than 400 persons aboard the An
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m Anglia in the English Channel and
another steamer which went to her
HB9°!'l6<i ihllf if U16 11101195’ WHS GX the dISHBi9l', Bild thilt Of thirteen friendly tribes, and the other across ported in Gallipoli although accord glia 300 were saved byapatrol boat
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pended wisely it should provide r officers and 372 men on board th
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tempt to disarm neither Serbians nor
sence of Russian warships on the
assistance, is believed to have been
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Spain 40000 more soldiers and 712 Anglia, s00 had been saved The _-_~_-_-_-_~_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-f-_-.-.-.--_-_-_-_-_-_-_._-_-___-__-_-_-_-_=_-__a-_-_-.~.-_-_~_-_-_-_-_-.-_-.---:_-_-_-_-_-_-  __._____________________..,_________ ____
additional cannon l-Ie requested an Anglia was a merchantman and was
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--- sbs was szo fest long and was bout ifreecelnggruléfvrefllgll II§lI>lrl<leK1_iItlcll1zf;1li<;r Which is About to Embark a goniserllollalguggllsllillesgglllldllillelll Pnvm John Alexander Beaton, so
in 1900 at Dumbarton The ot
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GREEK SYMPATHY
llolllllsl oovlallrillsln
lash imminent in Greece Anti
ynasilc Demonstrations 0ccurreii
in Several Sections Venizelos
Press 0uispoken Against King and
Exposes Uuiust Political Methods
PARIS Nov. 16 -Naval flglitillg- While the intentions of King Con
rmail and Austrian submarines siantine and thc Government with re
ainst French and British tru is speot to the Balkan situation have not
Greek water-is a distiiirt l .i been defined, rumours have been cur
ity of the very near future t rent that the Ententc Allies' troops
the Greek Government has 'Imey be requested to quit Greek soil
mands which the Allies insl l. s~llA signlflcang feature of the tense
essential to their safety, tl t thclsituatiou is the material increase
Allies are preparing to use fume tolrecently in the number of Allied war
mpcl compliance with their wishes ships in the harbour at Saloniki, and
and that the Central Powers ull more are expected to arrive daily
doubtedly will help King Constantine The organ of exPremier Venizelos
resist, is admitted in diplomatic at Salonikl says
quarters to day The Allies are deter Martial law and an bligarchy are
mined even if Greece will not help in unlawful possession of the power.
them in their Balkan campaign that There will be no demobllizatlon, yet
she shall at least give them an entire elections will he held Fifty Venizelist
ly free hand Constantine was asked deputies, who were mobilized. request
guarantee this He has not done'ed the postponement of the date of
If it becomes necessary for the their enrolment to enable them to con
French and British to send a war duct their electoral campaigns The
fleet to Greece to insure non inter Ministry of War refused the request.
ference with their Balkan plans, it is This unhappy preamble says much for
hinted in well informed circles that the intentions of the Skouloudis Cabi
there is just one way that this insur net The new chamber will represent
ance can be made effective by putting anything but the nation
another than Constantine on the Greek
throne ATHENS, Nov 15, via Paris, Nov
SALONIKI Nov 15, via. Paris, Nov 16 -Many of the Athens merchants
--Antidynastic demonstrations are decorated their establishments today
reported on good authority to have with the French Tricolour in honour
occurred at Patras, one of the strong of the arrival of Denish Cochin, mints
holds of cx Premier Venizelos, and ter without portfolio in the French
also the home of former Premier Cabinet The local newspapers attri
Gounaris, who now represents it in hute great importance to the visit of
thc Chamber of Deputies M COChiIi
her it all
LONDON Nov 17 -A sable reool three steamers were small vess chief editor or France Demain who UDOII The Blilldlllg Of able s“¥in-oe. will in the end loin tho "f M' Ang” B”“°°"l;t°l§ I{§l°°‘§,‘l‘,e'§' --
ed to-day at the Militia Department At the time she was commissioned
Toronto, a nephew of Sir Sam Hughes, V DOSHISS. retired
n
action Chester Hughes was a son
J L Hughes, of Toronto, and was
Canadian Engineers. No details as
els. v l d
th” saw L°rd Kitchener when he was Hu g Afmada Enteme Ames at Samnud Sumwaed  vt(l~aiNoghelNlsstwri;.l3'/; fron); thi frdant A series of three patriotic meetings
announced that Chester Hughes, of Anglia was in charge of Commander about to leave England for the Orient g indications of an Italian expedition to whom he was wounded on Aprll 2:”
l One thing lacking as to the Balk Albania. it is said, are pulposely being In an action meal, Yprcs Prlval
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°f LONDON Nov' 17 _The f°“°Wm3 ' has been the close Connection be LONDON Nov 16- l know no am’"ti°“ from Italy” real Object P" the 'ith Battalion of tlio 2nd Brigade ran omants are as follows
ii official communication concerning the tween the armies cooperating on h l l th th paratiolis are in progress, it is said to ar 5 _
lieutenant in No 6 Field Company Anglia disaster has been made Dub thing more ills ear en ng an e in August 1914, shortly aftor the war GRAND VIEW Speakers Mr A
lic different fronts announcemenl recently made that the send troops to Salonikl and the italian broke out His brother’ Charles Sw B Warburton' Mr Albert Munn’
1° Tm’ Wm' Om” "’\‘°"° “‘° H°‘P"“‘ R°5“"““‘ th” B““‘““ “°““`“"" United States-the-one great country ‘°“°“' “am is my w“m“g I0’ ““ soon. enlisting in the some company ment.-col. Allan and captain csmr
d for recruiting purposes have been ar \
e ranged for to night at Grand View. ,
Minister of Militia, had been killed (Special to The Guardian) expedition said Lord Kitchener, allowed to circulate in order to divert Beam” enllslcd ln vancouver wllll Vernon Rlver am Heamerdale The
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his death have yet been received. Bhlll A118111 Bffuukaminein U19 Cha; L°"d K“°h°“*""5 advice is d°“'l let left in the world free from the hide- °pp°'t““"'y t° d°t°°h the necessmyl at the same time. The latter was bell Singers-Mr. A. B. Cosh. Gun
UONDENSED ADS.
nel to-day and sank, The total n us say to the neutrals, we count on l force These troops, it is understood, ' __
ber on board was 13 omoors and 372 you to win. but let us demonstrate €‘llEll::§°%5l;ot;“rg;;n gfllffllrfgiglagollllgg will become available now that the‘ rlgggfllilli-ignwllxflg “&%hdig§hgf§;;%u¥l‘l']':gl gggiegtfasgitagd Il;);“I::l‘&ll~2§:,fnl§,t5l_ l, 5 i.
men of other ranks of whom 300 were victory is certain, and say, ‘ those who Armada' desllned to be equal or second Italians have obtained control of the when he ‘went back to llm front’ wheré ment
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T00 LATE FOR saved by a patrol vessel Another are not for us are against us’ ” plateau dominating Gorizia and as n ‘
‘ ,, ,, ' to our own,” said Lord Rosehery, pre- - he is at present. Another brother,” VERNON RIVER: Speaker -Judge
0LASg1F]0AT10 shin nruceediustu heffesuus “H180 k‘§““f “"°“* S“’°““‘" H‘“’°““ siding at the nboass lecture in the  fgglfxle an§dfl§;‘°§h£1‘;§g520l§§§ Donald, onllstsa in tho oath neglrliont stewart. lvlslor Goodwill. Muir Leigh
5 Calgary awaiting orders to go to th
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sunk by another mine. as e _
F '-"- .Another official communication says: " Germany is credltedwith a dream U'.‘.il'ler:ltg;m(;f..Lggdggdggnlglillat the tions due tothe winter campai n. in Edmmton' and is at prose" in and Lieut' Dawmn' Singers'-Mr"J'
' King G°°"3° W" °h°°k'°d\ '~° he" °f p°“°“I“g salomki' It is a dream burden will continue upon the other front.
unner Williamson and
ONE OENT P" W°fd “ch ‘“5°"' that the Anglia. which so recently Con. they cannot realize.” Lord Kitchener nallons and lm lncmaaell exactly ln   _lolm Alexander came only as lar as Baml_F0un,l1 Reslmenh
tion for advertising in this column. veyed him across the Channel
V _U8 G 3 ALWAYS ON the survivors have not nuduiy suf- Wvilld l‘95\1"~ in the f‘*`°'“°°‘B\'m”h so remote from tho European conflict   whore had ho come he would lhavo Singers-Professor Barlow. i Lieut.
‘mud it H°|m5“'5» Oh“Tl°"f°¢°W“~ femd from the" lemme °xP°"°“°°~ a3"'°d"°“ °"""5hI“3 S“1°““‘|' The should voluntarily. in these days, take been givien a rousing reception. Beers and Mr. L. Mclnnis. Pianist-
reek government is rightly ODBII i° up the burden, which, after this war,
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NEW YORK, Nov 17.--A despatch
Prof. Thompson. .'Bagpipes-Piper
' McQueen. _ _
The train leaves Charlottetown at
Rev. Dr. Fullerton will visit Summer
10h- ll ly to Nell O‘Brien, New- _ _ l
castlg.  B. 8564-10-2lM16iDd.  that Serbia's enemies were too power-   llreen “dielsltrlzhyfeedlolgg (af lllélisliresnvihmnll LONDON' Nov- 16l_Premier A Anangementghave also been made
wAN1'ab.- Malo --
laid to be meeting with marked s
cess.
THE WEATHER.
»Strong Northwest and West winds,
creasing by night; fair and colder. mccsssili
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flurries. ‘
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The Austro-German effort to envelop th’ A““t'°'H“ng°'hm G°Y.°mm°“l,h°d
(Special to The Guardian) the Serbians in the north it is also °“°'°d in M' hearing t° '°“°“t the
_ _ ' ‘ ~ strikers nb- so,ooo. no told the Mayor ' I
TORONTO' NW' 18' Mmm deg. ;xlT°““°°d‘ ha; “'ll°d’ fund tm gl” he became suspicious that this adviser    COMING EVENTS,
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housework, A l " Lord Kitchener,” Hlnzsli _ empty lifeboat from the Hormailia quitli is still hopeful that the volun--
ppy WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Bids will ¢ililies_ --is iakini assuranléescolxt,   was found at the mouth of the Lluea tary system of recruiting in tlic United ‘ggllgée Hall It he can and lt com il. _ 5
be opened at the Navy Department greece that if Bill, fuiiiiis hal- d l ___ River in Northern Sweden." Kingdom will succeed. The Premie ' ‘ .
French army in the Balkans in au- " at sues Bay on tho western oosst oi
’ tion with his defence before Mayor ' jostled one another to be enrolled as
uouncins the result of a thirty-six Balm. ollnlormal charges-that lmlmd ci-stern coast oi ci-sts, with captain moi, as l,,,,,,ii,|e_ sometimes ,hey
hour battle on the Cerna River, in Tsensen and 25 sailors - I
» b d ly ctiv in his conn ction ~ came in bitches from the same busi-
southern Serbia. declares that thirty its l‘,l1"e‘;h,ll':e_ ° e . A despatch from London on Sunday ns" iioum This i-“sh lo me c,,l,_,_,.,,    
thousand Bulgarians were repulsed WH t ld the Mayor that one of the said the Waoousta, a vessel of 1988 was not gimfined to any geciilm l,.,i
.'1‘EDIPERATURE. along the whole line with very heavy hl g ‘flvlsers all the stuka", whom tons, had been sunk while on the way ii-om livery pai-i of London ¢ll,,_, ._   
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H' for a patriotic rally in Charlottetown
e Ritchie, of Halifax, who has gained
fame as a patriotic orator.
with ‘mly “nee” ‘nys len before ers will be Rev. Mr..Fulton, Rev. Mr.
5 Cardigan and Georgetown. _ ,
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PETROGRAD, Nov. 17.--Rapid pro-
gress is being made with the eluip-
ment of the Russian troops for b tter
weather. A-t some of the Czar's fron-
il C0i|ht_Bl\-0 Sli! VB DPOCBQ lil
ny. _ "°;~“’°‘°Y;‘;,2,§‘;i’,§,,‘;§":,§’,“';,g§§1‘;‘,i Kool) Sirloi Wgioh ANNOUNOEMENTS, oi llama... is ns omits. ts... it
ein assy a
to»"test. him out" to see if he would - - _...__ MEETINGS, ETC. 1' ‘ix fe" M “ww
a eady . »
'llhe Russians captured 49,874 Aus-
tro-Hungary prisoners of war during
_ October, it was stated oiiloialty today.
Of the captives 674 are ohloerl. 'Die
tlimwers and three aearohlights.
e Messervey, G
Lieut. Robins. Pianist--Prof Earle. 'if
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Ollh mil" B°°0mDl\1¥ °\'5°\‘5- M1111 been sunk, His Majesty is grieved "The BUST"-est 5“5PI°l°“ that Greece §ltg{)e)i:. olncohfesls this ltols aiiisheast- ligrillc Tn El3:oc?l?fleld.e ltw\?1asBexp)ected Dr. Fullerton, Mi‘.*A. A1McLoan. M. P.. I  
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