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, ' ' _ ' (Canadian Press Des etch'
(From Our Own Correspondent.)
0TTAWA.- Despite the desei-tion
of Hun. Geo. P. Graham and F. F.
Pardee from -the war Liberals there is
still an excellent prospect 'of -the
union of the war parties under -the
leadership of Sir_, Robert Borden.
Wihen Messrs. Graham and Pardee
publicly returned to Sir Wilfrid Lali-
rier’s party they removed the great-
est impediment to the union govern-
ment. There was never any delusion
in the government party as to -the
final action of Mr. Graham but Mr.
Pardee's professions were- accepted.
It is now admitted by his war Liberal
Colleagues and ‘hy the Conservatives
that he was the chief obstructionist
from Ontario, iii consummating the
desire of the since-re supporters of the
P -)
His offer of cabinet representatioh LONDON* A further British “d`
' va I
M h L i t-
wss generous -to the extreme and be- edmig, “ax “?,r,,c gmggrfggayé reprfffm
yolid the expectations of.the Liberal announcement fullows;
faction who expected to join the war‘_
administration. ch
M
lt call also b"e said that the sin- fu?
“There was lighting of a desperate
arncter again last night east of
nchy Le Preueux resulting in a
ther gain of round b us ani the
E Y -
cerity of such men as Dr. Clark, Hugh capture of u few mme german D,-l.
Guthrie, F. B. csrvoii, coo. Mccranovn wnefs- -PPISOHGPS also were centur-
W. A. Buchanan and like members Ed bi' “S and ‘m“'1Y °f '-he enemi' Were
' kill i t ‘
among the war -Liberals was never ra de: dxarigg ‘;(1’_‘;'s§igh;’fno_f’_',‘_‘;:_Bt5t:;;_
i
questioned ‘nor is now questioned bvi costiavoi-no and irrtho neighborhood
either Sir Robert Borden or his as-
ii _
of Boestughe. A hostile raiding party
was encountered and driven oi't` by our
DMFOIS |1981' W1°|lJ9~ AMg§r¢flid|an Press Despatch.) (Ca-nad-ian Press Despatch.) from R_oiti-r'dam, occur-l-e`d'iil Dutch
. EwDAM'_ At Stuttgart' in LONDON- Telegrams from an un-'territorial lvatr-i'.-i, is' gene-rally dis-
oi.=.nMAN couN1'En-A1'rAc»< rA|l.- GBPIIIMIY- 0" S=t“I'd°>' I1 Smit f“°i°fY rr ~ t . i the .- uri ~ -' ~ -
ED_ was _blown up and _totally de8t__oyed_ name east was _port to wlere _ _lcret er ln_naval_tirries here.
'-'_---- being captured by British deslr0.V<~l'n
icillldilll PN" D°UPi\°|\-) r in the North Sea, say they are
all
  trim serviceable crafts, manned by
PARIS-~ A091' UGBVY artillery DFG' \ from a dozen to eighteen men. Thev
paration the Germans coun-terattack coutulu yulllpfblc cargoes pt' coal who
ed several tinnés last night in the i '  A  and provisions. A report says one
of the vessels is the Great Eastern
Verdun sector but failed -to recapture
the ground taken by the French from
____ P D ` __ steamer Brussells for whose capture
them yesterday. AM_§(_I_%|_: __l‘¢_llle_)o_lf_U_g7i;:_¢_>__n-_) Be___ gaptain _Fryatt was executed by the
the Conservative party. -
Sir ‘Robert Borden announced in
the Comnnons today -that owing to
the opposition to extension he would
war in both parties. Even after the
war Liberal party was formed he re-
mained as Chief Whip for Sir Wilfrid
' ` . _ . . (Cn-nadian Press Despatch.) ' "papers
1 _ r e ,_ jority ofthe bloc oi’_the Centre Rudi an economic peace tall propale the _ , _ _ that part oi' Monday‘s encounter be-
Lagiiegiobert Borden approached thai y ,ine House S ent most of the da, cals and Socialists decided Friday ground for the friendly association' LOPENHAGEN' At Dusseldolw - ~ -
tween British destroyers and Ger-
D 3 evening to introduce unchanged upon of the peoples 195 people- h“"° been Sentenced mr ch t h' -h r - l.
war Liberals in an effort to secureion the new Railway Act. ` Tomorrow the ,.eas,_,e.mblln of the Remhst l ...Th , food riots. The-y include a great ma" mer an 'men W ’° “em 3
_ s as 6 iieichltfls will energetically tempting to rrirr the British blockade
union and frarlklless and with a ge-'the Military Service Bill will be reads as follows: 'promote the creation of irlternatonnl many ‘fiilidieil and l11iI10l‘S-
uercslty that was appreciated by all ci' pgulu lu-(,ugl,l_ lo,-ward ,md pressed to “As on August 4, 1914, so on the judicial orgilllzatlons. 'Bo long,
ilot forward the resolution for this
purpose to the Senate. This means proposed peace res0|ul_l0n_ which uct
un election before the end of the cor-ding to the Berlin Tageblatt. a ma-
theln but Messrs. Pardee and Grahamiits third reading. th"esh°m of the ‘°“"h year of the
-u'-\~»..»~~ D-_..._-..._.-...-~\- ,.-...,-.
spiuln Blur will -sllici il mt ~
inllNvsils.i li
   czlcn Mlllslnr
_ _(C_snadl_an.Preas Despatch.) ' ,_
ZURICHP-"The Austrian Reichsrnt t
was thrown into an uproar Saturilny _S
wlien the former Czech Minister. Herr
(i
P hekdcl dth lt' ftl.
war, the German people stand. upoll
-_ ` the assurance of the speech from tile
- --~----'~- A -- ~ --- ---"°--~ throne-‘we are driven by no lust of
confluent! '
“Germany took up arms ln"~ de-
fence of its liberty and independence
deceived by Messrs. Pardee and Gro- ,
ham as were the Conservative leader      
and the active workers for union in _ _- \  - ,
and for the integrity oi’ its territories.
The Relchstag labors for peace and
wlllfwllp lllllg .   
reconciliation among the nations.
Forced acquisitions oi’ territory and
WASHlNG'l`0N~- UNCG-Ffaiiii-Y 115 -political, economic and financial vio-
to Greece'2 status in the world-war _lotions are _inooinpntiblewith suciraj
was cleared away Manda with thlli; ence
Y D »
eceigt of ofticial information that “The Relchsteg rejects all plans-I
he reek Government, not only 11112 aiming at an economic blockade and '
evered relations with all four of the-_ ,
entral Powers, but is actually in a` ""”"""""""""'""""""""""""" ""°"“'
NSC . e are 6 "H 0 "“ state of war with them
entire world was not directed against
:tx::"r..i::.s zr:;’;‘.i.‘   NEW YUNK PRESS .'iNi|Nii'S Niiiiiif BRI"-SH REC-RU-mNG
 sits nun ni i -lull nlviicliii iii” 'N "3-i-
g~' 't a d w act ccord- i' '
ngly. He said it was not necessary ____ (Guzman pr". Dupatcm)
° issue “ f°"'““l d°Cl“"“ti°“ qt war*    (Canadian Press Despatch.) LONDON.- -It was said here today
5 'he G°"°"“"'e“t feels if is bounq WASHINGTON- The ascension of that the results of British reriruitlng
. -_ ` ` '  - sc»ting~Presidenl Fen Kwo Chang to in the United States of Amar ca had
fltsgggle ltl?a:ul?,1;x:,itdt§»?“,?l\,e £,e’l;:1tk.\,"tl;|ll,. at Smomkl by Premier Venizelos wh° LONDON.- Appointment of Dr. I the Presidency of China. as the result been very satisfactory and the quality
_ topir him _go A_t_i:_I:llf:__ fig?  George Michseiis as German Chan or president Li Yuan Hsorrgs decision .oi recruits was high.
, -. . -. _ SP0"-" “-‘S B" “D ' S cello- has not appeased the Reichstag not t resume oiiice. has opened n . -----.--
The “Peake” declared that ("""“h "e temporary Salonirkl Government. reforxmists. All word reaching here wide (licld of speculation here- as to
A5 “ °“"mi`bemgere"t' Greece' |s`ex` -today indicated that there was coH~iChina's future. -
_‘*“-"iii ‘U 1°" 3° §_'_':;°j1__';__;;‘_°b|_3|g;_:_'f! tlilued dissatisfaction over -the fact, Fen has always been a military
' ar ’e5"“"' S 5 ` .hat the elements in the German par- rman and has held many oiilces under
added tllat if they were to he stigma- ,ell vi U . Amp; opemtlons I _ _ _
tlnd up tmltprs lllclr all ;‘.z@,¢-|15 who __Ke&'_e“B_;f'k';__‘;_“_;‘_"’°,;‘_he s__`_e__g_,_ of the liamentary body who forced von Betll- .the old Emperor but ill the .two great
believed siimilarly should he so stig- V
‘ i'
from ller ally, says a Vienna despuic-li'. V
“How ure we lo obtain peace," lie-‘ E
manded Herr Prascilek, "if wc clii|g'i
to the German side? Mus: we coil 1
tinue -to sacrifice our iilterests to the a
expansion of Germany? Must we b
Wu?"
pufies had been ililprisolleil for ut-
tempting to bring a-bout all alliance of D
Austria with ltussiu and lfralice. and _
mstized
---_ u
T’ MEN THAN BANANA
and England must continue- to ilght`
side by side until freedom against
Prussian military aggression is as-
sured, declared Lord Aberdeen, for-
merly lord lieutenant of ireland, ill
an address here Sunday.
Lady Aberdeen, who also spoke.
ills of Ireland. She looked forward
she, said, to the time when ire-
land would take her place as "one
of that sis-terllood of free 'nations
that mano up the British Empire-
Lady Aberdeen is the president 0!
support of the movement fr0m
Ireland has given 310,000 1%-
crutts to the Aililed cause since lilo
war started, Lady Aberdeen Snid-
140,000 having enlisted- from ire-
land and 170,000 men of_ liifih
hir-th hsvirhg enlisted in nnsland-
She declared that Ireland. Wil-h B
population of 4.000.000_ had H9111
a greater proportion of her mlm-
'hotid into fight than had Calmdll-
M|nlrd’s Llnlmout guru tdothlehs.
THE WEATHER.
` TIDE» MOON. ETC.
The tide will'-bs high this mornin!!
et 10.14 and tomorrow at 11.01: it
willhe high tonight at 11.58 and to-
mt_lll'row at 12. r
he sun sets this evening at 8 Bild
tomorrow at 7.59; it rises tomorrow
morning at 4.49 and Saturday at 4.50-
The moon sets tonight at 8.14.
diy, July 11th it 10 ll. m.
The ill-st quarter ot the moon will
be on\Friilay, Jul 37th st 1.40 mm-
The length of aliiay will be fifteen
hours and twelve minutes.
Minsrtis Llnlmsni oiirsepmst In cows
1 ~_ \~ »» 1'
y the declaration previously issue
peoples alter the war. The freedom
of the seas must be assured. Only
however, as the enemy Governments -t
do not accept such a peace; so long
-V _ ernlali n June of last year.
soclMes_ These men were as much -`-'-W-"""-""' Y' -  '  -”""~"- ----'~-’-'-'-----ff-'-"---~’~*-'~ ~-- - U" “"9 that me new chancellor is A despatch from Amsterdam says,
merely a stop gap until a military t ,_ U I 1 b ,_
dictatorship can -be established. €v§;1:]e1§i,l?;'?d§;usa?,|:1 "1’,I§nfbI,]5g_ Cir.
rylng provisions and German coal.
The latter is se-nt by the Rhine to Rot-
. f _ ' - ' terdzim, whence it is shipped lo Ham-
- __ - ‘ _ burg in order to relieve congestion on
' . German railroads. ‘
‘ _ | , `_ - " .lt has been announced from Rot-
- ' -_-_-_*__ 4 ' N _ :erdani that Germany has decided to
' , ' ' a ll tllirt coill stearmera there lil-`
COPENHAGEN- The Richstag‘s the stirring up of enmity among the  GERMANY..pt€pdp0f prttimptlug to l-uu tllemi
as they threaten Germany and her ai
lies with conquest and violation the _
German people will stand together as I -
one rullln. hold out until shaken and
fight until the rights of itself and
its allies -to life and development are
secured. _ The German nation united
is unconquerable. S
,, , Huge crowds swept the police- off
“"3 Reicmm hwws that ‘“ this heir .feet in their enthusiasm and 'so
en W U are dejending me Father __\_ially stormed the gates of file rail.
E - - ‘
l_l_;l_xi_o_l_i_i_l;:_ci_ll_l_g_a_l”____l;__is as one with the Q
land; in the heroic struggles they
are sure' of, the. undying thanks of -'QI
-the whole people." i _u
_ B' burg and Quartermaster General Lu
' __ i0 the Am'-‘S rem- bm can qmckly be dendorff show the unveiled influence
NEW YORK. The United States Ifniitli 'O me °°'°fH “Kai” oi the miiitarist sought tp he error i.0NDoN.- David Lloyd George, o torpedo from n submarine
While it is understood the new G0 clsed pvc, the Roichstpg phd other the British Premier, yesterday sent All survivors have been landed and
efnmeiit has not Yet mobilized this civil allthorities in Germany. _ it telegram to Prince Lvoff, the Rus- the irllilred taken £0 il il0iiDiilli-
army, the classes of 1916 “iid 1917- NEW YORK.-_ The world says; sian Prime Minister, congratulating _--
l>l‘@Vi°_\_1B:y P"@;'_@i_;*e;i___ bY____'__ii§ _~;l_i_i_f__’§ "if pulling down and setting up chan- the Russian Government and people
TOY" 8 Il Clli 8 i
8 - cellors responsible only to the Kaiser on the success of the Russian often-    
to the colors about two weeks ago , , -
- ' and his gene-rals are nothing more sive. The tex-t of the telegram reads:
C0mm|55|0“9i` -7°“"“"tr wh°m the AL than tricky responces to evidences of “Henrtiest congratulations of tile
declared Home Rule was the only' llps entrusted with enforcing Constan- pomllar unrest they are hupeful slgni Brlllpl, (;0v,,l~u.m9ul ou the sucuesg ol
curg for the social and ec0l10lniC!illlB’S H\l5iCl1“°"- has '“l’°"°d "mt, if they are super-militarism's defiance the Russian offensive. ll-t is a splendid . I I ~ I
ll GWGK ilmiy °f 250-000 Wm be of liberty and responsible government -tribute to -the practical wisdom and
mann--H0llweg’s fall were not consul- crisises which recently have swept _
e“iZei°*` army is placed at about ted lu the new chancellor’s naruiing. Chino he practically caused the de- -i-
*0-OW- ami me "9”“"““ts °' me ‘°r` There is no evidence whatever -to feat of the monnrchlsl; by failure to (Cillliiiln PNN D¢lPl'¢¢h-3
1" regular army- WMI” nm ov" sllow that the new chancellor is any give them active support. WVASHINGTON-* Siiikiliil' Of Ui*
' '30-000 “°W- has at “mes bw" m°m` more inclined toward democracy than
ilzed to ii total of 200,000 men. and is was his prede(__éS90,,_ ' _ lug uf ll"-ee men and me lulury 0,-
,capohio or roar-,irirrg :ioo,ooo ii mimi- New e,e___e_____ have now entered ,__   ,wo me,m,,e,B 0, the ,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,9d
‘ti°1IS "0 P\'°"i“€‘i- The ‘"°g““"-‘ tho 'German crisis. 'rho puhlic oh- guard was announced. today by tlre`
" l>rI1i~i°I1'iiY were ¢1°m°bi"“ii by "“",trancp into politics of the Gorman . l State Department.
Allies when fvim" Km C°““"*“‘ crown i>r-loco, reid Marshal rlihdon-    The Slennier was 0wI1°<l by the
tine held the or a`nization as a threat _ _ _ ‘
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raised to add to the 700,000 Ailired , l r t n em, dulermlmtlo of me »Ru_.,B|an Govern, IlAl.'lFAX.- Ciiliada rniscii over
soldiers already in the Balkans. Lggflezliatxag? tlifemsgssfrossawtong mem and pgople mul only a few $100,000,000 as n result of the Military
N||¢‘i°'i ¢° U"|°'4 3t‘“°'- which democracy is lighting to the mouths after the revolution, whereby Y-M~C-A-'fi campaign for fuuds U’
A Greek m|sBi0ll mill/ DB *em t° death." they won freedom for themselves, curry on the invaluable work with the
the United States, not only-to 11650- ` they should have' struck so great it soldiers, both here and overseas. The
the Woman’a National Health As-| tiqte for slpplies for his army, but war wgurlncggf _ blow for the freedom of the world. M-aritime‘Provlnces raised $114,000 for
stmlutlon of ireland and she askedtalso to present Greece's situation as , ‘ "This news, coming as it does in the same purpose, with several places
to the general world rwvnsl-I'I_I¢ti~0n The -mme, says. _ _'tho lost phase of the great hsttio still to hour from. Last your the
Americans. ‘after the war. For the present it in ,,P____h__ the mc,” that D,._ Mlchaausisgainst autocratic rule, has been of association had to make p small
Ditibilbid Greece Wm U9 m““m°“°d ls me “xt commune, ,"0 .be made immense encourgeonellt to us all, for cllsrke to the soldiers that it served
by thc Allies, who have stocks ul- c,_____c__uo__ may be mgnmcam Ge___,lt ulluwp that free Rugslp clpurly sees with llot drinks and food. but this
ready on hand, but for the future and _mm _B weary of wa, n0t'm, me there can be no lasting peace and no year the services will be free, as the
ps for he general credits are concern- mbsf bemge,.e,,f, are ,;,,,,,,,.y of ll__i i-ocorrsir-notion or the world upon het- entailed expenses will be met out oi
ed, it is probable the Athens Govern. weary ___ _he ___0o______ed _md _he cost: tm. “neg un-Ml 5e,.bla_ Bemum and the fund, up well us tllu expense coll.
ment will wie-h to deal direct with __b___ with __ wearinesn that has In It the other deupullell uulluuu- have beau. necte-rl with the supplying of fruits
this country. » M, element of l6r,.0l._ The hopeless. ‘rescued from the blasting tyranny ol to the wounded in tho. hospitals.
it is understood here that while ness or my outcome bul German ue. military despotism and until regponsl-. _ ---___....__ _
some pro-german. anti-war s_l1il_l_t ra; hm 0,- the ,um of me world ls the. bility-of G vernrnents to their peoples
mains n reece, a grea ma or y o
L 1 ' _ r
. |,l l_ t ll G __ .- Il ap been c'ieslIly established Nom one   
- the people are happy that a fiat de- °°§‘g:§m§:,'y e,';,,,l‘§-. Qeuceerlmfl,-_lh, igryl _ol' Europe to tho other. . '
clslon has at last been made/ and that day of Wm", com I '(‘onvey my congratulations to the
._,, _‘__ _-5 1. - _ _» . . .
the perils and uncertainties thnt'llave _ ,_ fs _  Mlnlpter of wal- (l{¢_reu|_l¢y)' ful- mu - .  
beset the nstlon‘s attempt to be neu- Kllur-a'~,lp,.*m,_ '_ ,r brilliant part he played ln“thi_s» glo-
tral are ended. _ I_§___is,r0lli_l@d__iiA:i- " _ ' l. ‘irious triumph ol' Russian alms."
reece has a s. en ` o or un 0 ' _
glrengtlie-n her llntematiglgiil posiirioiln d _ _,Th ‘ b-» ii- '- ' lll90i0-5| U10" MVB U9!-‘ll Vililihlr the
wmch has mm-ered through he-pl The Hdfrll Bllyd- 0 B°“__` ,i"_“'|,NG EVENTG institution of the Military Hospitals
doubtful policy throughout the war. 3m““‘,‘“ °' “ Mi°h“°."“ f°" ° °' ’ - Commission in search of information
Bulggl-lu, her traditional enemy, has m'*“""i°"W0S mean” "0"-hill! *U0 ANNOUNCEMENTH. which will ultimately be required
occupied an appreciable section » of I-|10 outside world, npr does it mean “EEf|\[NGs_ ‘fro whim the United States will have to
Greek territory and threatens ‘to sur- ““Y"“"5 §“b9;;‘“"“| mr G°"“"“y' face the some problems of returning
i h -i th s i- A' "Is °*""“‘° °‘° W“° 8°” WM "N, , "-° worihriorl soiaior-o its thot with which
Em G_;|‘:f|?It2|y °,:ag°;;:,', £200); ,£9 instrument and tool of Ilolienaol- "Dont forget the l-lazelbrook Canada ls “uw grappling.
the liorthern Epirull to connect with ierism' 5° ‘-Wm b° “W °h“““°"°T'°°°i° t” °b° "ld °“ me 5"°““d° °‘ Dr. S. S. Coldwater, of Mount
the Allies at Sllloniki and estllbllshrpvrho comes. Neither changes in __Thomas ings adjoining the church_ s|“l_ Hosplm of New Yom D,._ C_
shorter line of communications than  :_`§__,§:_‘_`"}‘__ "°g__u‘;:::“f_';’;‘: mf; r;'§;’r':_'_qc;_¥_Z_“'“5' Jury 1sg,',5e;Y,'§_" M. Fraser of Plialide-lphls. Dr. lt. W.
‘*“’ ‘PW “°“ "°‘“"- hozrhi the oiile hi h ` ` ' ` 'N
- t 5 “W” 9" m W ° - of New York all members oi' the
There wus s new 11100” 0° W°d“°“ ‘noE;2:f:tigrr?°;¥:osN:;Ni mlgervlllrzywairrT_‘?;_’;f,::V,,f:f9f&':,° l,tf,,,t:°ln w°g2t-; §t:;lrh‘:t(:th;°gllli::t|itiiN§n:£lill{ llreseimg Ni( Am°"'°°“ Ma Cm" s°°'°"*' nw”
tl - ‘ _ ` up the Party. ‘
;1_bill;g$l;meut of pert of( this  0° mmf 'lil have the slightest world the Consolidated School on 'l’.hureday,| Almost an up mem uno enreswd
ydrsocc iso he further territorial "5" n°-°“°° "° 1°" "- th° Kun' pb' "th " 73° 15', m' B?'"'°° °‘ themselves ss ofthe opinion thetthe
"__bmo__B 1-__ tm aww" md l ‘°"c|_ remains A demgfod _ln the eyes of urls Green to he stribgzhd. lcmmmm have not nnngokeu much
mics lor try. sawn sump. coo.."‘°- ‘?°l"€W‘ ii. "1-°' r  .--- - - . . 1"--'f°“""~ io mln this problem nd the ir-
’ “` ' "' " , ', NIH "°""°°"'°"'°""°""i- ""_""__'_`_‘”"" Idiction has been freely mode t lt
::::‘ct,i_“‘:,i:|°5c,:’,fn. _:_  "moi w_Mlnsrd's Llnlmsnt suns odlde, sto. _ Mlnsnvs l._l_|u3nont ourss dlstsmpsr. me sm" ,lu muon dom, ln on
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Standard Commercial Steamship tor
poration, New York She was sunk by
Lovett, of Boston and J. J. Webber,
ANADIAN K|iiiES
WARMLY WEUIIJMEIJ
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
NEW YORK- Cnlladiall Iill;;lill'.n‘d-
rs at Newwark, N.J., yesterday
rented a tremendous sensation.
ay station. The crowds cheered
ntl sang in -turn. . The return to
ew York was a signal for another
proarlous--welcome. --  - '
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merican steamer Grace and the kill
TORONTO.- Prominent American
German ships were brought aiiei
home through the sea lane. l
Allegations oi' Dlltcil new-
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the appro'printio_li liaviilg been voted l
by the legislature. j
approval afterwards of 'the legisla-
ture. This was $12,159.75 aid fr
-the province. and moreover' the only r
by a provincial government and own- n
fact that the payment was .made with
and made also for a farnl which, had d
the Liberal Government been gifted
with ordinary business pi'udenr:e.‘ lr
nliuioil (ioverlimerlt. S
have becri misled bv tile mal' li v l
riuln the following details are given,
to show his licculiur vnrrrpliigli ilu--‘r
Tire only report thus far- receivrd
at tile .»\iiiriir:lii_\' r-amp from file r0m~
nlillillcrs oi' the llriiisli forces ill ac-
tion ill the form of wireless su-mmfi
ries, the -.iilb-.stullre 01' which was cn-
vererl in ye.stcrrl;i_\":s ofilriul statement.
Complete reports, when received, are
expected to clear up the situation sa-
tisfactorily. _
THERE WERE SEVENTEEN OF
THEM AND ALL WERE STRAN-
DED. CAPTURED OR SUNK.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
\'Il\lU1`il`-IN, HOi.LAND.»- The Ger-
man nicrxrliantmféll illrlgrinleiui Blil-
merltlliil. \'.llicil went azilrrriw- oft' Zean~
di'00l't while xiilciiipiirll ru run the
British illri'-katie fro-lu itniil,-l~tlalli t0
Gcrlllaliy, i-1 ri total \\Ir'»3ck 'I`ilc vrclv
one oi' lvlirific lriemliers was ivcririflcd.
has hcl.-il _llilrlit-ii. 'File iliuulcntllul
ivns oric oi ilrc 17 Gr-l'ru.lr. iilerciiailt-
men writ'-li lirir mil irorrr ltoitcrdanl,
most i’ will--lr wort- either 'strallrled
ol- sunk or cupturerl by lirrtisli des-
troyolvs.
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_ SUNIE IYPICAL iiiiiiilii INCUNSISNNBIES' A
Mr. Bell and the Patriot claim -to as l'erluir'eii. tionro $9.000 was later
be inexpressibly shocked nt the ac- rcqriii-eil by ibr-, uorrii-ni-irir' but the
tioli of thc present government in ex- trustees ctlrllri noi wiillril-aw any of
pending certain sums on emergency the tit-posit wiiholit the
l'epair_s to- roads and .bridges wltllouilsiunatllri, of thc irhilirrrizlll. Sir (Jhar-
cti i'llllir»ll, wliir was oil’ the province
list al lilut liuriir,-ulnl' lime. The
Will the Plltriot or Mr. Bell or both Guvcrrllrierrl, lu iii-ill r to let the work
explain how they justified the pay- be lirncr-eilcil with, pnirl the claim
ment in 1909 of $12,159.75 for land for rind, inter, on the refill-rl of the chair-
tlle Experimental Farm without a nr:ru ilir- wlirilo rlrrirrrrili was rcpziirl to
previous vote ond even without llic tile govcrirrlrir-ill.
(lilo init:-,wor'lil_v ilil`|`r~|~r-ll|-l- iiirtweeli
tlli tr
s 'iiri.s:li,-tirrli irrrii limi iii viirillec-
D 0
land not then uilil llot yet owned by tion rvrilr iii-4-. lflxlir-rlrrreiifzrl Furnr un-
vr iilr- i.ibr':l';rie: wus that the lrilif-l'ai.=i
_ i
Experimental Fairm lil Canada bought halitlerl orvr- $S_!i’|i7'I:ii to the Doml.
ioli (lol-i:i'ri-nie-ilt :in ii gifl. l`0l` they
ed by thc Dominion. True $3.fi92.l30 had not llierr, iior have they now, any
of this amount was afterwards re-‘ title to or irii---rr--_-i iii the property
funded but this does not alter' the it was iiii-rriicri lil. Tile Saiiaiorium,
hrcll cost $05,000 was and is now
_ W
oilt the sanction of the legislatui-e oyliell by lin- prrrvlrire although lt
\ ' ' 2.
id not cost the province one dollar.
Alrollrcr oi' Mr, Beil‘s statements,
el'sisirli lil, alfhougil hr- kiinlrs -hcl-
wouhl have been paid for by the Do-V if-r, is iiuri. the gnvor-nrrlorlt lull,-_ull
ii' i‘_ii:.rics Dillioii $l0_000. 'l‘llo go-
criilllcllt rliil ilul. lnaln Sir' ("ilill'is*s a
V
For tile information ‘of ally who mov' ilollrrr. The alilvllrim. Wm, ,,,,,,l,, U,
le bulluloriurlli. xl i*ui'lltrl'ulo holly, lil
- _ . _ ' ig ant l
.misrepreselitzltions of Mr. J. H. Helli which Sir L.'liarle-s liars no more legal
in cciiiieclioll with the Dalton Suriutu- irii.<-i~r-st ilrnn Mr. liell lrus,
'l`ilis, which has hc(-ll fully vIxlri;lili-
not iii the hope of convincing Mr, l-iell,` eil in ill.. l,-p_l_\~lulul»£. llm,. “ml _,gain
who already knows all about it brlilexlrlillils l-vvnyiirirrg r-\~r-ol--1 thc ilu.
ensoliilll; illlii ill|r‘l'ii.<<irirliri¢= lririligllity
\ ~_ _$-
'... 1... -:.\... _.  ` _  v . _ . -  1. I PE’l‘ROGRA»D.'- ln heavy fighting . . ,. .  1
_  _-H _I  »- -' _  . __- __ ` _ _ _ ' _ in the region of Novica and-Kslusz in  -- ,----_
eastern Galicia the Russians, who
were driven from the het ht b a
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'and later was rebuked by Chan-
LONDON- Sir Horace Plunkett in
:1 statement. ill reply to a question
as to whether he was i-ii agreement
with the view that the election of
Edward do Valera. a Sinn l<‘einer.ns
member of Parliament for East
Clare. killcil the prospects oi' a con
vention in ireland to consider llornc
Rule said ill part:
"The lloprlblicans are not the only
efxtremisis. There are quiite as liiarly
people who are seriously opposed
to any change at llll as i'a\'or_i‘oni-
plete separation. The <‘onventioil's;
work will be to show that lleitiinr
policy is practicable llor desirable
and to find an :rr-r-epiable coni-
promlee between thvrn, lt will be
il difficult. and protractcrl task. but
there will he a substantial inajority.
The conventlonon is determine-tl to
see it through. and I believe lt. will
succeed."
Lallrence Glnnell, Nntionallist nreni-
bei' of Parliament, for the north divi-
slion of Westmeath, has anounced
the resignation of his sent in Par
llamont and says he will join the
Sinn Feiners. »
Laurence Glnuell for many years
has been an uncompromising critic
of the Government tin Parliament.
Since the war he has been pprlicu-
larly strong in attacks on various-
pollcieg ol’ the Government. At one
time he auggsted thot neutral divers
examine the wreck of the steamer
Lueitania for arms and ammunition
_ i .
thods. The Sallzliorllllli had lllaceri-uiih will(-li l\lr Br-il li-ir friliowel Sir
with the Government the surul ili:(‘ll:li'it=..~i lilltolih .~rilii;r- lilo l'f)r»mr>(r bg.
$8 oo . ,  . - '
.0 on deposit lo be drawn rlpoil_.r.irlre a uri-mbcr oi’ thc Legislature.
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PLUNKETT BELIEVES IRISH A
CONVENTION Will SUUGEEIJ
`cnllcil to order' iilrri linzlilv was
1,-_lf-i~lr>ii frolii Ihr- iliiiisi- of (Iom-
tlloufi for ull illnllll in Home Socra-
tul_\' i,iai1ilir~l.~i. li wa- Mix Ulmlgll
who wu..- r'cr-iii~r|e'rl as ilro only mem-
ber of l’ul'liuliit-iii. tri volt- ill the
licgiitivri mr lr r~csolrli.l-oil i-xlirf-ssing
Grvail lti'ilaill's zlpllrcciiitirill of the
entry oi' lilt-J liiiilvli Stull-.-r iiltil the
will".
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inlnlrlw il oisi. r
_ lnnis lnlwnl
LONDON. The Router correspon-
dclll :li Alnsterrlairl, uirrler :late of
July lil, says thot, Ihr- llavarian
Kurler. publishes what the-I Rheinis-
che Wesi.inlie-che Zeiiung calls "An
almost incredible and sensational
i\f‘veldtl0n,” to inc c-Tfccr that Profes-
sor Hornack, on Julie 30, wrote in a
letter which he-'sent to Munich, ` an
account of an interview he had had a
few days ago previously 'with Dr,
von Bctlrmann-Hollweg, the Imperial
German Challceilor. '
According to this- nt-count, ' the!
Chiillceilor irlifurmcd Professor Har-
nack iliuthlu views closely approxi-
_rnatotl those oi l‘lilllp Scheidma `,
Dr. Eduard David, Socialists. and 
Karl Heine. i~loclui-Democrat. t
cellor McKenna for suggesting that
the British were killing German
prisoners. After the iscent lrlsli
rebellion-he attacked the Govern-
ment for executing the iealln-s__oi’
the lnovelnent and sevcrel’ times
aftei'w\rds‘ spoils on the subject of
_ _ r -  ' ‘VN s
that he could not yet-free himself
entirely from the iiniiuencls dl the
Conservatives, who must ilrst be d -
vided before be obtained a frea hané
_for action." ’ , ' - -
Dr. von Betltmann-Holltveg said
that the ,glteatest danger was from
German; who continued . ta. bella;
in victory and added' "In the best
mu rebellion. Bsvbnl times _lic was loose it cali only be s draw." _ _
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