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At Toronto Exhibition Thousands Cheered the Royal

Heir as He Entered and Smiled His Acknowledgment oi the Warm Welcome Gwen by Largest Gathering Ever Seen at Canadian Exhibition.

(Special to The Guardian.)

'|~()|t()N'I‘O. Ont.. August. 25.-When

the l’rlnt:o of Vllalen eiitiirctl the ex- hibition grotiiids resouiitllng cliecr af- [W i-peer rent the ali". Ilis Royal lilgliuess gritootully ittzltiiotvletlgerl his tretttotttloiisiy uttilittsiastic wol- t~onti» by smiling and bowing in his roitllal, itttntfoctetl ntituncr. The l't-litre was evidently highly pleased at the hearty citaractor of the recep- tion tiiittierotl ltint and smiled happily all along the route front thc main gate of the exhibition to the adtnints- tration building where it luiiolicou at- teittied hy the tnost prominent citi- zens of Toronto was given in his hutior.

Ati address voicing 'the interest

Caitntla took in the visit of the heir appare-itt to the lirltislt throne and e‘xpi'c.~asiitg the loyal welcome of tho t'esitli=ttt.~i of the Qneott (‘lty of the Doinitiioit was made by President llnssel of the exhibition board.

About ti tliotis-.tttd t'rippli=.d and

ivoitinlcd ri‘tiii‘iied r.oldier%t froiit the

various military' liospitnls iii the city were cnciiiuped on the grass in ft-out of the (`ity liitll and on the (‘ity llall iiliills at an early hour in order to be on hand to welcome the Prince as ite drove i'rout the l’iii'll:iinout Building to tho tixliibitlon. They wore _tnlrt-it to the llall by ittotor eaits loaned ity l1l'iV1\il‘ Clilziitts and various organiza liiuis.

Witt-it ills lloyxtl l~ligltnos,~t tho

I’l'lurfi‘ of Witles t`ot‘iu:illy declaroti the fiiii' open this ai’lei‘iioott shortly utter three o'clot:k, its facet] the big. I-Zoot assentbly that over gztthcred for the Vaitailiait National lilxltibition. The hig fair this year will he especial ly at patriotic event, the spirit of l)“1il‘i\ nutl victory peiuuenles the ex- hibition all the :tt'ra;ugi-itteiits and eoitcrete reiititiders oi`~ihe stiecess til’ the lilutpire in tho world .struggle are provided in the wonderftii roller-.tion ol’ wzir lrtiplilos on the groiiuil and hy the i-xltiliiiloiis of airplattie stunt fly- ers who have great air fight. rectn-ds in lltu great war.

Five Injured

City in Darkness

` I\lt)N'1`l`tE-AL, Aug. 25.~l<`ivo persons woro_iitjiired in a street car eollislott; the entire city was ln darkness for sonic tlnte; the street car service wits l}ttoi~riipt.oil iior it-itll" an hour. while iunuy calls for the fire brigade of-oiirretl during a suddr-n tlttttttler storin which occiirrell between' ti and 7 o’t-lock last night. The street ear collision occurred at St. Laitrettt, 300 yards from the Broadway station. when two cars heitding in opposite tlirortloits on the single line which mitiiterts iSt. I.a_ureut with Snowdon and tho rest of the city, cainrt togeth- er iiiitl. wlescopetl into nach other.

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_Sltautung Amendment

To Peace Treaty

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(Special to the Guardian.)

|»0Nli0N. Aug. 25.-"l`lie-Sliaiiniung

aitieiidittoiit to the l’eaco Treaty pro- liriscti by tihe foreign continittee oi` the United States St-nate, has more an ovitleitec- of gout] will than good sense, tho Iltiily News declares today, “lf the :intondineitt is adopted." the pn- bettvoen (lerttiatty and America. Ger- utituy alone has iuitlfiotl tho treaty per.-i say,-“it will moan it new Treaty awitrdliig Slttintung to Japan. Her ottly course, tltercforg, would ho to refuse tltc 'American proposal which would iue.iit that the Aniericans would reuirrin in 11 state ot' war.”

British Soldiers _

_ Disobey Orders

(Special to The Guardian.)

LONDON, Aug. 25.-Three ltniidred

soldiers holoitglitg to \‘Vnr\\'lck and Glottcester reglittents were arrested Saturday at Soutliautpton for refus- ing to obey orders to onib:'tt'lt for I<`i‘ant:e. The i‘litg-leztders were di‘i- veit iti nn;-tor lorries. Tito soldiers, wlto had been on leave, are f`or the most. port. veterans, they ohjeatt-ti to citibitrlt becaiise they had lieard they wottld he sent to the lilitck Sen after arrival in Fraitce, \vlioi‘eiis they had received promises tltat'no one would be sent to Russia unless 'ho volun- teoroil. The men are titiarteretf in Pfeiilc Park. i’erfeot order prevails. A War Office statentent tonit.’.ht HHYH tltat the mon were being sent to Tur- key, not to Russia.

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Charlottetown _vs. _

Summerside Tie

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ln the game of baseball for the

eltatnpiottsltip last evening (‘ltarlotie- lowtt and Suiutttcrsltlo played at weird gauto on wet ground.

Despite the rain, however, _both

teams played snappy hall at tunes and the few spectators were kept on tip-toe. :ill through. Arsi~n:iiilt start- ed oit the tnotitid for t‘.harlottetown hut had tio control, and was r.”-iililceti by (‘antpboll wlto pitched ltis usual heady gniue. The surprise of the evening was Morrison's two huso hit in the fitiiil inning, which tied the score making it read when time was called 5-5. -

Owing to tlte fact that the gante

ended in it tio tho final gaiuti will bo played in Suitttttcrsido on l.abor Day.

'ln the ntoaniiine tfltnrlottetowu

will probitbly play"New (llasgow on their own grouutls on \\'cilitostiity‘.

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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS, E'l‘(‘.

"RESERME WEDNESDAY, Aiill.

27th.`for Picnic at ilttstlco, on the grounds of'St. Augustlue's clturclt. If

ttot fine will he held following tiny.

471pd

...___ °°w»ii.'rsi-time, i=tAi-ii i=tAi-ii mini- A grand festival Tuesday ovenink. August 26, in aid of Public Hall and sidewalk. (‘snteen, tables. BDUFIH- games. etc. Festival to be held in

` Charlottetown ~

field alottgslde railway station. 462

last night in a gaining house kept by it tliiiiiuiitait nitnti-id lien Lee. They were surprised by (‘hiei’ Detective Keititetly, l)ettsctivo ltcytiol, Sergeant Whitt- :uid l‘oliceinan l’o\vc'r, who

It-tztlnetl iidinisslou by it secret cn- tratiee to the house, and found play- llng with clteckr-t's doiuluos and (lice.

Tllrotr tables were running and gt

quantity of tiioncy was in ovitlettce. The (‘.iilti.iinen, finding tltt-msolvos trapped hid in various parts of the ct-liar. and it wzis nearly an hour bc-

.fot-‘ti they wt'i‘e all rounded tip. They

were thkon in i'out' .sections to thc ‘police station.

Scottish Herring

For the Germans

(Special to the Guardian.)

AlllsiltIll<Il<}N, Scotlattd, Aiig. 25. --

it wits uniioiittced at ii eoitferenee of flslt curers that represr-ittatives of the Scottish <:ui'e.t's have conoiiided cott- iraets with rt-pri=seitl.aiives of Gerntatt buyers in ltotietulattt for 250,000 bar- rels of tzitreil itcrring. The lierring are valiietl at .i."f50,li00.

CITIZENS CONSIDER

‘ PURCHASE OF THE

VICTORIA HOTEL

Board of Provisional Directors Appointed to Take Such Steps as Maybe Agreed Upon

At tt t'eprosentative meeting of citi-

zens last night, held in the Board ot' Trade rooius to consider tho Victoria llotel pui‘cltast\. proposition, Mayor G. ll, Wright, presided. 'l`-he propu- sitiott made by Mr. ll. ll. Steriis, of- feriiii: the Victoria Iiotel as it stands for $75,000 was fully tllsciissrtl and favoiiralily coiisideretl. Tito opinion was oxpresseil that the closing of the hotel would bo little short. of at calam- ity and it was tlecitled to use evci~_v possible iucztus oi' raising the requir- ed autotint. With this object in view, the following provisional directors were zippointeill-

Mayor lwrlght and Messrs (Tltarles

i<`handlIer, Santuel i\'lol.eotl, ltlltoster Mr'l.tti‘e and I.. E, Protvse.

Tliese directors will meet witlt Lt.-

(`ol. l’i‘owse :tml .\lr. R. ll. Sterns in tho liilayorhs oilice at 5 o`f!lii<’li llllfi itfteriioon to foriniilztto concrete plans.

‘Vladivostok is Surrounded

(Special to The Guardian.)

l i.()N-i)()N, Aug. 25.-Vladivostok is

stirrouitded hy insurgents and t-ite town is t'ill`erl with refugees, accor- ding to tt Bolshcvlkl wireless r port received here. it states that it Japa- tteso squadron has arrived at Vlaklvo- stok. i ..,..g~»U

No Anxiety Felt Over Wheat Prices

()'[`TAW.-\, Aug. 23.--A story to the

effect that (lreat llrititln has fixodtho price for wh'-at at $1.80, and that the llnltod States and Canadian govern- ment will, in coitseqiiettec, be respon- sible for tho differeitec between that amount and _the figure paid to the farmer, _is not eausliig any concern ltore. ln fact the first place it is pointed out that it is not witltln thc power of the British nt' any other i.fovi‘rititteiit, to sity what price shall prevail for wheat, this year. Prices will he governed tty tlte \\'orld tuitrket, and the present ittcllvations are that they will bo cottsitleriiiily higher than $1.80. ,.

The explanittioii given hy l\ir. San-

ford Evetis, in Winnipeg. that the $1.80 ntotttlotied in the Loudon de- spntrlt is the amount which the gov- orn__nwnt will ask of pitrcltasei-s in order to ensure the turning out of it font' potittd loaf for ttine ponco is itc- ceptetl in oft`irial circles hero as bt.-ing i'ori'cret.

This nteans that the loss will fall,

not iipoit tlte governments of tho llnltt-il States :tiitl (‘.itnada, Init upon the llntit ot’ the ltonttt constitttptlott wltlch will he assumed hy the Brltisli govt-rnitteiit.

LIGHTNING STiRUCK TREE AND KILLED FIFTEEN COWS

llIl.()(7i(Vll.l.E. Aug. 23,--Dtiring tt

tltunderstorm which passed over this section ytxstorday, ligthtting struck it tree on the farm of William Astor- ford. ncnr Falrfieltl. killing 15 cows which had taken shelter under it. Asterford and his son were working in it field close by when ttte storm broke, :intl made for the tt'.~-.i to es- cape the dottwpour of rain. After being there several minutes, they de- cided to go to the barn, and ltad bitr- ely left tlte spot when the bolt fell. The herd was valued at $2,000.

NEW M‘ARKl‘I'l‘, Ont., August. 25,-

“Wo intend to have tio truck or trade with either Grit or Tory," declared lt. II., lialbert, pre-sitlt-nt of the Uitit- ed l<‘arnters of Untarlo, at a nonfina- tion meeting hero on Saturday after- noon wlien S. l’. I-‘onto was ttained as the (‘.. F. (). caittllilate for the Oittario legislature, in the next pro- vincial general elections.

“\Ve h‘av'e`stiirt.otl out to hoe our

own row, and wc intottd to i`inislt it," President Halbert ntliled.

The U. I". O. had not slartetl ottt

with the cxpoctaiioti of het-.otttiiig the goveritnieitt hotly in tho legislature, Prtisideut llalbert said. biii they hop- <‘<i to ltzivo stilllr-iciit i'ept'ost-ttiatioti lo <':iri'y weight iii opimsitig ieglsla» tion opposed to the fui'iiii‘i's’ iittr-t~t~sts.

Lieiit.-Col. llerbert i.cuitox, .\l.l’.l’.

is the rcpresenlativi- ot' North York in the Otiturlo li\gisluttii‘e.

Bulgarians Destroy

Bridge at Nish

(Special to the Guardian.)

ill-}l.(lRAl)E, Aug. 2:3.-'1`lto Bulgar-

ians have destroyed the South l`ii‘idge at Nish and as it result ooiuntiinica- ton bettveen Nish and Suloulca is in- terruptetl.

Transportation to V .Portland Completed

(Special to the Guardian.)

I’-f)lI'l`l..-\.Nl), Me., Aug. 25.-'l’lto.

traiispot'tn\ion of wounded (‘:tua\di:iu soldiers l`ront Liverpool, lirought to this port for the \':ii'ious iuilit:try4dis- irlcts in (!an.\tlz1, has been ttoittpletctl, ticcoriliitg to an attiiottttt-1-inent hy Ma- jor -ll'l>\viii'd Jeffs, the ttieilitigtl ofllcor in cliarge of the ifitnadiatt‘hospital eliiariiig dopot. Major Ji-i`i`s said the ti‘aitspot‘i. Esiquiho had been rentovod front the hospital service and that the Aragtiuyzi wlilclt would iuako one trip to llailifax with 1200 wounded men:

l`o Prostect Anti-

Bolshevtsts From_

Russian Enemies

(Special to The Guardian.)

PARIS, Aug, 25s-'l‘ltc petit-e confer-

ence receiitly has been disetissing plans for the protection of_the 30.000 tiuti-llolsliovlk ltussiztits in Arcltatti-’I‘~"l and :tloug the iioriliern 1-oust. of _ll_u.<.- sia, :titer the depzirttire of the llritisli forces which are riiptdly tnovlug out. Thus far, however, no plan has been ugreetl upon and the Rtissians \vlto as- sisted the Allied forces against the I;,,|gh..vii¢i apparently are dooitied to tnassacre. The contntander of the Arcitangel Rtisstan forces has asked for 4,000 voliiittecrs to uid him.

Bolshevik Fleet Disabled. _

S'l’0(‘.l{l~i0l..\l, Aug. 25--The Bolshe- viki fleet in thc Gulf of Finland, de- fending i’ctrogratl, has been -lisablcti t-.onipletely, the itewspapcrs here rc- port. The tlofetiees ot‘ Kroitstadt. which were botttliarded by Ilritish wiirships, it is added, have been <ie~ stroyetl.

KARL MUCK. BANISHED FROM U. S.

NEW YORK. Aug. 28.-(Ioiint James

Miiiotto, sou-in-liiw of Louis l-`. Swift. tho (‘ltlc:\go pitcher, and l)t‘, l\iti‘l Muck, former leader of tho llostoii iSyiupltouy tlrciiirstra, both of wltotu were ittterttt-tl diirliig the war as onenty aliens. sailed front here today for (lopeiiltngoti on the Scitiiiliititviziit- Amerlcatt liner I-‘rederlclt VIII.

Assertlng that ite was an Anteriean

and ttoi a Geriuiiit, but t.itat he sailed for Doitiniit-.k, “ii man without at flag or conttt_t_\'." Dr. Muck orrlvoli at the pier with his wife only it short tltttc before the iioiir of departure. He was iieoontpziitietl by an operative of tlte departnteitt of justice whose ditty it was to seo that the musician board- ed the liner.

llr. Muck wits fn a hitter ntood tn-

day on taking his departure. Ile it-ft the llitlied b‘t.'ite.=t, hu declared, with tio reg_t'ets, "as thc couittry is being controlled by seittlmeni. which closely borders oit ittob rule." lie deitotinced bitterly itewnpupers which, he said, had attacked his Ainerlcnnisnt on it story clrciilated by “jealous rivals."

School Board Meeting

At a special meeting of the School

Board last evening Miss Evangeline Vesgey mid Miss llildn Gallant were appointed to fill vacancies in Queen Square School. Besides the cltalriuan Mr. Henry Smith, thero were present Messrs J. J. Johnston, W. K. Rog- ers. J. P. (lordon and Drs. McMillan and Jenkins.

plaito Goliath has landed north of llakor, with ti broken propeller. All on hoard are safe. _ .

To Stop Shooting

In Silesia

(Specla-I to the Guardian.)

lIEltl.l1\i, Aug. 25.-'I`he Germans.

at today‘s meeting of Polish German t'cpi'e'setitativos :tgi't-ed that no inorv suiuinary shootings should take place iit upper Silesia. Tile iiilor-Allied coiuuti.~<sion will proceed to Silirsla to- inortow.

Manchuria And I Mongolia Excluded

(Special to The Guardian.)

TOKIO, August 25.-it is reported

that at its nteetlug yesterday tlte lm- pi-rial (`abitt9t, uplioldiug the opiu- ioiis atlvattceitl by the inllitnry factor ltt the governtnent, decided to insist upon the exclusion of Matti-ltiiria and Mongolia front the eousortutn hy’ which Great Britain, I-`i'fiitt:o the Unlt- ed States aitd Japan will assume a doniiniiirt position in the flnaitces of ("l|`iu:i. it is said th'tt negotifitloiis will be resuitied with the powers on .thot basis.

Rumanlana Pay No Attention

(Special to The Guardian.)

PARIS, August 25.-Rtiittatiian for-

ces were still reiittisitioiting goods at liuiiapest oit Saturday and paying tio attention _to the \variilug front the i»i\_ipt'eiuo count-.il, at-.eortlitig to advices rt-acltiitg the council this morning.

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British Plan to

Defeat Proiiteers

(Special ‘to The Guardian) _

l.()Nll()N, Aug. 25.--'l‘hc British

eaiuptilgtt to defeat proflteering re- trelvcd new impetus yesterday when ituitilreils ot' people i't'oiu tho stirroiittd- ing district poured into ()xi'ord to piircliasc trout the street ittiirket or- ganized by the 'i`rtides and Litboi' (‘uuitr‘il. The stalls were lieseigoil for iiours and every class of purcltitser was tltore. l’i'ices were itezirly fifty per t-ont. below that lu the shops. All over Great llrltain street titarkeisat'i‘ being opened to fight pt~o_liiovi'.s and success in such it high class city as Oxford t`oi'osliad0ws extension to plac- es that never expected street markets.

Invitations to Prince

- Sent by Airplanes

(Special to The Guardian).

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.,-l’t‘csitlcnt

\Vilson and the Prince oi’ Wales will cxchange letters toittorrow by means of iiirpliiiies entered in the iiileritzi- tional air derby between New York and Torotito. Invitation for tlielirlncc to visit Attterica will he sent by the i’rosidt~nt on a piano flown by (‘apt. J. M. Foote. the .~\itierlt-att aviator, who will leave Minola at 9 a.tit. with tltirty-itiito other aviators. (‘olouel Wllllitiu G. llarkvr, it (hiiiatllitit arc, will bring thc l’rittco's tttessztge from 'l`oi'onto and expects to drop it on lloosevelt l~‘ield at Miitola at. 1 p.tu. Tito Atuerlcan mall plane- will carry lt to \Vasltiiigtoit.

One Big Union Dead

Among Western Miners

\VlNNli’EG, Aug. 22.-ily the end

of the week .»\lhr\rta and llrltlslt l`ol~ itntbizi coal tniues will he w'irking full force, :ii‘t'oi'tllug 'to it slaleiueitt itiadi- by Seiiaior (I. I). ltobertsoti. Mlitlsier ot' l.ahor, wlto passed thro- ugh Wiititipeg on his way to Ottawa after paying a visit to, western coal fields,

Miners are steadily riititrniiig to

work iittd ltrtve iti'l'iliait=-tl tlteittsclve.-i with the linited Mint- Workers of (‘:titad:t, while the one big union has liven ropttdlztted.

As fitr as mining illstrltits are con-

cei'uetl it is ttnderstood that "ono big union" is ii. dead issue. members ui that body being unable tu secure ent- ployittent.

STEAMER STRUCK MINE.

t‘Al.AlS, France, Aug. 23.--The

llnfrh sit-ainer Luna struck n mine to- day and sank fottr miles east of the ltnrhor of Citiitis. The crew was sitvod.

Tito Luna was it vessel of 1,269 tons

and was owned in Amsterdam.

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Chinese Re-Discovered

(Special to The Guardian).

I,().\lli()N, Aug. 25.-~.»‘\t ti time so

long ago that the very nteiiiory or ii lifts Iiitloil, ('liiitc.-ali pt'ospet:tot'.~; waittler- ing ov:-r liurina, fottuil ai silver lwnr- lng deposit, and workt-d il. uiilil their erutli- appliztitro.-i faili-d thi-ni. 'l`lteii they loft it for c<~.ittiit'ii:s. 'l`lt»- \»'.irk- ings luy aiiaiitloticd and iiiiltiir-iletl. Not ntatiy yours agtt the di-posit was re- tlistrover.--il, lloatt-il as thc liiiruiii t‘oi'- ptiratiott wlioso sli.\t'es_kiiot'kt-tl about an tiiiiitti-rested iirirket :tt rulihi.~'ii

RE-DISCOVERED MI E

OF FABULO S WEALTH

Mines Discovered Worked and Abandoned by Prehistoric

and Being Devoloped.

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priei-s. lievolopint-tit and assay have now i-evealetl tho interesting fact that tliosi- long departed yellownten left beltiiiil lltout one liuudriid ttiillioii oiiiirf-s of silver, one ttiilllon tons. of ioai"f,` 'l:'»f),000 tons of zinc-, 250,000 tons of eoppt~r, the whole valued at pre- sent prices at lit-tivooit eighty and ninety million pounds sterling. Pound sitnt-es have now risen to nearly Lon, and it new t-otiipainy is to be formed in India with a capital equivalent iii fifty iuilliun tlttiltirs.

Prince Nikolai to be Heir Apparent in Runiania

(Special to the Guardian.)

PARIS, Aug. 125.-Priiiife Nikola inr-

been officially recognized as heir np- parent to the throne, in place of l’riiii-o Cituries, who reitouneed his rigltts u few days ago accotulitig to it tie:-itratcli trout Btir~ltai'est.

$50,000 Fire a In Campbellton, N.B.

(‘/\I\ll’lIl<Jl.l.'l`()N, August 25.-'l‘lte

business sectioit of the town tvus ravagetl by it $h0,00tl fire early yester- day tuorniitg will-ii the Empress ihozitrc anti the liat‘tlwai‘e store ut' \\'. t‘ook, _worse buruied to tht- grotittd, and the. t'ot‘tiiitei'triai lilock was badly gilt- tcil. Tito fire is supposed to he ot' au iiiceniliairy origin. 'i‘itori: is about fifty per vent liisui‘aiioe on the iltreo buildings.

The (‘outuierr-ini lllock is one large

hriek' building and is ot-eitpied by ll. li. lliitnpiiroy, jeweller, l`)t'. Gillies, it dentist, who is slttiiitctl over ll. lt. iluinpltrey George (l. Mrlieitziii &

ltio., grorei‘s and dry floods inercltiiiits

Irvin Floytl, moot iiiiii‘lcot. 'l‘wo fuinil- ies lived ovor the lattiri' stoi'e..\t.

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‘British Duke and Duchess

To Meet Prince in U.S.

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(Special to the Guardian)

Grztpltlc says that tho fluke :ind Ilttclioss of itoxhitrglto hzivc gone to New York for the purpose of tnot-tiiti: the l‘i‘iiit-e ot' Wales wlicn ite arrives there after his (`aii:idian tour and iinilerstands that Ihr- Duke is tiniler- taking the trip at King (leotrgws re- quest. The paper points out that th-'» lluehess, lioiiig an .~’\ittet‘i<‘.aii, nolioil_\' could he eliosi-it who was better quali- fied to inti‘odii<~o the l’riur:e to Atti- ericait society. lt is not iniettdcrl that the Duke shall be forniall_v ai - fuelled to the l’i~'iitr:e`s suite, altitougli he will ntgcoitipiiity ltlttt on niost of his excursions in and nrouiid New York.

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German 0iiicerS Bolshevik Instructors

WASlllN(l’l‘()\', Aug. 21).-Gt-riiinit

arnty ol'l'irf‘rs, lured l>_V l1li`i-Ui fiiiil' pensatioit. have lwtroittt- liistrtit-tors in the lloislievlk :ti‘itiy'. This inforiniii- iott rt-:tt~lted tht- Stztto IIi~piii‘intt~nt to- day iltroiigli Stvedisli sotiriees. Leon 'i‘t‘otzky, llolsltiivik Minister of \\':ii'. following at ri~i'eitt visit to the South- ern fighting lrottt, i‘i-porfml to the llolslievlki high itiilltzii‘_\' rfoitiiell "the liupiiratiive not-il of i'rtt.<liiii_i; tho for- ces iiuder (len. lli»tti|<int~ li»-forc \\'ltt~ ter sets in." Iii order to do so ’i`rot7.k_\' has t‘oi-otiiiiiettiletl that all youths IS years of age bo ntobllizetl, and that all former oi`fi<‘ei‘.s be hroitglil: into Ser\'i<~o on tho Soutlir-rn front.

Gen. lleuikiiit-, the t'oss;tt-k leitder.

hits st~o|'eil ii lirflllattt siitieess in Solllltoru iltissln, siipportf-tl by large iitiatttiiies of iuoderit etittiptnent, lu- elutliitg airplaiitis and faults. furuislt- ed by the Allies. \\'hlle iryiiti: lo crit- slt the I\’tileltak forces on the Siheriaiii i`ro|it, the liiilslioviki high eoiutttiittd has hi-en hiidly ltoateit hy llenlklne.

\\`hlle Trotzky ittay he :thin to ar-

rest the ftt'w.'.t'tl ntitvcitteitt of Ilent- kitte. ii is doiihteil lioro that hr- 1-,nn r-mslt the veteran (‘o.<sirk rotntttatid- er. l\’le.iittt\vliile, the llolslicviki are .=.i\fii-ring fitriiter reverses in the Ilal. tic i'rovlitei=s and recetttlv lost an lm. Iiflfifliit naval engngetttoiit. with Brit- ish ships ltt the Gulf of I-`lnland.

The State Depitrtittettt. itiltiiccs to-

day state that the Iloisltt-vikl itre ne- lfflllillliii-r with Gerninu Interests with a view to liaving the lattor reorgntt- ize railway lines in -Soviet llttsslit, (lr-i‘ittnti interests are ri\ported to be

seeking largo land eoiieossiotts in Russia'

l.0.\'ll().\', Aug. ‘._’:'i.--~-'1`iio l).iil_\'

Admiral Jellicoe

Addresses the Dominions

(Special to the Guardian)

i.ONl`iON, Ang. 25.-in the course

of an uililress given at the ministerial lniteheou iii his honor at Weliittgton, New Zealand, Admiral Sir John .Ici- licoe said that lu the early stage.; of the wzii' the British Adntiralty was tlelieieitt in tuany naval iii-cessorles, siirlt as tlorks und ilosti'oyi-1':-i, »'.I`It0 lessott to hr- leziriieil, he said, was to he pi'ep;irt-d and he tlii-rel`oi‘e hoped that sclttiiites would lit: i-volved whore- by tlte doniiuions would not bc depend- s-ut :iliuost eittirely for their security on tho Britislt navy. ,

Mr. Herbert Asquith. .

To Re-enter Politics

i.i)I\’i)().\'. Aug. 2;..-fierbert. As-

t|tiiih, foruter pi'i-niier, is reported to- lte iniikiug iirt‘aitgetiteiils to re-enter politit~s. The lildiuburglt Evening .\'i-ws tiecliitu-s that Mr. Asquith pro- bably will talce,.‘:t'ho earliest opportun- ity to seek t‘zii|didatlit‘e for the House oi' t-ontuious. '

Kent County Man

Gives Himself Up

.\l0.\'("I‘<)N’, N. B.. August 25.-

Thi- Mott(-ton police have received it it-port t`ront liispoiftor Iluwus, of the Ilouiiiiiiiit l'olire~. I-`ort'e nt' linetouolte, that Albert Nowlnn, waiited for the iiitiriier oi' Jost-pit lticliard, Dotttinion polit-ii oillt'.i~r, siit'i'~-it<lei'otl liitnsvlf at his failiei"s ltou.=ce ai 1.05 o'e-lock this utoruiiig to Sltcriil' liondreiiu. Nowlan refusvil to itiiike any statcnioul.

_-\n iitqitest will he ltcld ittto Rich-

:ird’s duiith on Tuesday.

War Casualties i

Change Fortune

ltE.\Il"llE\\", Augiisi. 24.-\Villaiu

(‘. Cziiiipiioll, of Ri-nfre\v, luis re- ceived notification tlntt through the death ol' an uncle in l'Idiitbui'gii, Scot- land, Ito is,on»~ or the three heirs' to an estate wortlt about a ntlllioii dol- lars. ()tlti-rs to beitefli, are his tttoilior, who lives in (llasgow, anti his sister, .’\lr.~'. .Ioltn l’l:iiiut, whose home is at .\'ortlit:oti-, lIi~iii`rew (‘ounty,_ pmward Allan, of liltliiilitirglt, by whose tleailt tho i'oi-time is to bi- divided among ht-Irs, lost his two sous during the war. they lioiiig oillcr-rs ln the British itrnty, wliilt- his wife attd tliree dauglt

l_l‘;‘_-\' wort- t~arri<~il oft' by influenza last. Ill _

Prince oi Wales

Oil to Toronto

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Qiii-:ni-:<', Ang. sn.-that night nw

l¢i_i.\':ii train henrliig tho l’i'lnco of “ill“S. left on its way wost\vai‘d. \’Vitlt iiooti litek llis lloyal Ilighncss sltouhl r‘"“"]_’ I‘7""“l"‘" iiliiblotlnte today for proviiit-itil and civic welcoute :it tho .. . . - - l.ttli.tntent. biiildingi-i and the official "l“"\l"l~¥ iii' llli’ KW-'it (`attatliuit Nation- iil Iuxliiliitiou. After attending divine

'.~;:‘ivi<~t~ at tho I-Iugllslt ilatltt-11|-n|_ (pg

\_lllr'e_ said hood-iiy_o to old Quebec

l_l\Ii‘ fitiiiritoott, leaving by ittotor for bt. i?\lai‘ttii’s Jtiitrtiott. wlivre Ito eu- iriiiiit-tl for tho ()||1,“-1,, L-n|,5m|_

TIIE \VEA'l'IIER

TEMPERATURE

TIDE, MOON. ETC.

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'l‘()ll()_N’l`(). Aug. 26.-Showers. Th., ttdo will he high this morning

at 10.34 and tontorrow at 11,39; it will be high tonight at 11.31 and to. tnorrow at 12.

Sun sets this evening at 7.06 and

tontorro\v at 7.04; it rises tomorrow ntorttlng nt 5.2!-I and Tltursdny at 5.36.

New ittontt Monillay. August 25th

nt 10,37 a. m.

First quarter tnoon Sept., 2nd, 9.22

a. m.

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