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SIYDYIYIDN YYY SYDIIEY I

HAS DEDDYDE SEIIIDIIS

____g_1_._,__ ' rf., .J

Demand of Men for Higher Wages Met by

the Employers Closing Down Several

Plants and Others

(special to The Guardian.) . SYDNEY M‘l.NlES, Nov. 23-There

,H possibility. that the Scotia 0I`€l`B’ Wages loading vessels Fifty

put :lnd collieries may cease op-Yr

mtlons -within the next twelve S

leurs, unless the demands 0! lraiulnen .who have followed' the f

and or incl.-~sydne'y -brethren me Employed by the company have W awepled' A U Y d a w ge in SYDNEY, Nov. 23-Already dis- crease. which is approximately 28 "

counted somewhat by a. two weeks C

~ nl _

H0'-“'. ""“"5S“"Y '° °Y““'“ “ “"8 "f IYE§>rkr;g11A~lYoiY)iEr=eE-Y“}n'EY lllY: nY3lYt El

works 13 'h_o\u'S. of .the lin rtments

llln miners illrentening a coal -I

` slrlke, 'Papo £Bre'ton, Ls thrown colnplf-iely into the slllulo by the slultlen nlenrtce, in the strike and liellll <.t` the lSydn'ey steel .plant this nl'tvl-lluoll. |.S‘Yi>NEY. Nov. L'Il-When 125

mllrorlli employee:-l of the Domi- nion Steel Corporation served run ultimatum on the management yesterday mlorntng demanding a settle-lllent ot’ railway wage differ-' euros before five o’clock, the (Tom- pany replied by closing down va- rious mills at noon and ordering the banking olf 'blast furnnees._ This avlion is nutomaticallly n. threat and 4,000 -men are out of employlnent pending a settlement of the dis-

pute with tlhe railroaders.

Plant, Msn and ships lair. `

ISYUNEY, N. -S., Nov Z3.-The

plant of the 'Dominion Iron and Steel Company is idle. Ships are waitiIl8 at tlhe .plans ‘for steel car- goes »a'n~d' 4000 men are idle_ Among the workers next to be affected are the minere.~ee..the-cteel worlnrcon- sume more than a.- quarter of the total out/put of coal. 'Some of the

colrullusllu sweats'

'OAR FOR HIRE PHONE 839 R

B08l'r9-$8-tt

--;_____.___.,____ *WANTED MAID FOR-GENERAL ' housework. Apply 75 Hillsboro Street. _ 3771-11-19-if

*WAlNTED»- HXPERIIE-NCEE

ma-ld. good wages. Apply 171 Kent St. 3768-11-19-tr

“FOR JOB PRINTING of every, description, patronize the lCen- trsl Job Prlntery, 176 Kent St., Tel. 420-11. ~t.f.

*ORDERS FOR CHRISTMAS

Baking. Anyone desiring cakes. puddings or mincenieat deliver- ed n time for Christmas should order some by telephoning 6584.

°JNO. ALFRED McDONALD_ Land Surveyor, Hermansville.

3726-11-17.

*FOX MEN ATTENTION.- WE 1 are now ready to accept applica- tions for the registration of fox- es lu The Canadian Fox Breeders Association. Appilcattcn forms for memlbelrshlp and registration as well as Tattoo Cards will he furnished on request. ld. H. liiionkley, Summerslde, Secy..

3619-11-13-tf ‘

‘FARM FOR OAL! - 80 ACRES rllurtedln sumlmsrrlsn Lot er Smiles from Kensington and three miles from Emerald Junc- Iloh. All clear and ill ri 'high

of cliltivatiioll. For further

appy to Dr I E

9 Prince Street, Char-

3791-11-90-61'

MAID Fon QENE Extra wages. No to 14 Water St

» 3

".e._.._.._;___@ °‘;'4Nrso.-A alma ro no -ro - 9# York. Wages 0. per month gil washing. Apply to 51-.uppm-_ lllsboro Btroet. 8845-10-28-Di -vw ~ homrllo.-lrolnl. ron ol-Nt=:Al.

Gwor . Ap 7”, Stn _em

Hotel. -salt-11-as-31

` ‘WAN1-eo.-A Mkib ron een- °"i housework in small family. H:“°d Wages. Apply to Mrs. FMP. "teller, as Rochrora street.

3849-11-25-tr

_ °L1:\:lss.-euesulllnuous H/un

mglnnently removed by the el- ,sm <1 needle. Apptsy to .Miss M. 56”". 244 Kent treat, phone

U.”-11% '31

“'*N1'l.o»-~r~oel~r|ou sxesn- ‘ "°"°"`ll»hsr\na bool:-I

May Follow . A

,men thrown out .of work by the strike are -being employed at lull-

imssllllir 'P

SULUTIDN GDVERIYMENT CANDIDATE

"F BAEFHDD

-IOIlIl D0_ug-htey,A Former Secret

who 'Mysteriously Disappea ii YW A Q. Arrested in

Toronto Detective.

MYSTERY

any oi A. -J. Small- red from Ttronto Gregon City by

(Special to The Guardian.)

(Special to The Guardian.) theatre

_ J '?0R D. Oreg0Il, Nov. ‘_'3.-

allway-men it Norm' .S due wen, 0111 ou -ey was arrested last n strike yesterday iloYYlo\viY1‘g the night in O‘°eg°“ Guy my C°“’*'”`Y’Y"' cti011 of tlhe lSydney men, Edward Fortune on information The whole trouble has developed from Toronto. Doughicy was turn- rom the fact that the mllwny men ed over to it Toronto lit-Ielzllve who

as here working on the case. .\

.ot been givenjthev ,M~cAd00 sC»hed_ Toronto police ofiilccr who has licen- Ie of uni 8 hour da an a working on the case said he .-e<:l.tf,.

ized Doughtey at V0regon City.

ents an houlr more than they tr The oilicer declared Dnmrllrl-_.,~ :lt-

ied he Itltd worked `up to th.; llo-

srelu uinle by comparison v of the most hailiillg lays- he police of any Ameriulll ve had to face :lull the .lr-

_ VERNON'_ B. C.. .\'0v_ 23.-(Colin

If IS fm DIL-le returns of the election at tcries I

(lily ha

_ WINS IN YALE, B.G

Incomplete Returns Give Mr. Mclielvie, Govern ment Candidate Majority of 400. 0ver ‘Independent Liberal.

with the outlying districts is dl

|cu.lt. Latest returns give J. A. Mr-

Kelvle, government candidate, 48

V votes against 4491 recorded for (lol. WIP yedlertlily are not expected (3. E. i-ldgett the Liberal lnllepl-n

un|il»loluorro\v as comlnunlclttioll en‘t'caIl<litl:|te_

l'cs l. of

J.ohl| limlgll-tey, in ()l‘el.;ull ay servt~ lo throw soule light l>l'ol\l|\ltl_ ll was on ‘I)et'»-lu~

1919. lllluosl u, jrezll' ago that Small vanished. His diswp- 'e followett close on the .lull

Pity, ul on the llor ill. A. J. pearllnt I ‘ whi

i IIE-DFENIND DI

Il in ll big chain Of- illeatres lllroug

.1 .,

Road Inquiry

(Special to The Guardian)

._lllA.IJiiIt‘A.X, N. S.. November 23.- Ten members of the Provincial Legislature relli'resentin_g- the -farm- er_ labor :und Coltservtttlve parties, have slubmliied tl. .resolution to the government protesting against the government selecting its own com

mission to Investigate expenditure-I made thy the government in its road policy. ‘

Wheat and Flour

' Dropping in Price

. I 1 ‘I

Yiiiiiionaire oli"'l‘ornnl - I l- ~~ “W” "Y `hY"' was Wm" he b°"gY"

. , . 0 .int .lttl

his 'foumelr s.~.t‘r:~1lll'g.', .I-thu 'V ' -

tion of assistlult im'eln.l~1 in one

lm .

in sunny respects the .~.im~y of

lie strange dlszil.p1-a1'an~ct‘- or Am- rose J. Small the lllealw mu..l-

ughtey makes mn-tty ri movie

cut (‘tlu:lllll and ll is swirl he had just l-ect-ive-ll a. check .lor $l.00[»_00l on thi- transaction and had delms ilcd il in ilu- lloluiuioll Batik. lil- vauisllcd willlolll a clue. The last

Sunday When Brig- adier Moore Will ()f-

r-i'l'oul il. lit-ws-llny .flhmli ,~. in the evening.

sl. |Jill)l 0 clot,-lc

1_5' -- ' ' V ._

DIIEDDE5 IYND SDD

E ur lull

That .portion of the \va.tcr front

known as tho Marine dock, be tween Bunttlin Bell & (?o.'.- lvllarl and the Marino wharf pl‘e.~'.l-llis tl usy scene just now some 'tu-uty

_ iiciate

. ._ .y _ _

whic‘h for the past four luolltlls

INS IYIID II5N’5 YNDHK

novzttlon and repwirs, well he open-

end Saturday, Sunday Nov. 27-28.

Brigadier Moore assisted by

other 0l’l`icers' will conduct the

l ees Tier ey will be turned

missi for I

silo the

season.

on this ser ft and is laid up he \\~ _ ll .s lllltlerstorni wil, _ .-.lgagetl in tlcepenillg river to Mount Stelvllrt lil-xt

The llailil id l1t|.tr 4‘onlll"‘ (Lion

iillislled contract, and Adjutant (‘rlln\vell the Cor Officer leaks

(Special to The Guardian.)

'DORiO`NFi‘O, <Nov_ 23.-Users of

flour lure sharing in the latest. drop -of 40 cents per lhurrel, registered in 'Montreal and points in ills cast. First patent, local milling is. selling , at 1.1.80 in Jute bwgs, and $12

cotton. bags. The price of wheat it is noted, als also easing the price

Ii . . . _ . . '_ - live mcll being engulllcq in pulling the Government dl'ed~ges and snows in repair preparatory to next scason's work.

Dredge No. 11 was haulcll out ot

the watcr last week and one ot the soows attached to this dredge was -hauled up Monday.

'These vessefls 'have been hauled

lllw-ll_:;'c No. 4 lol' the most part

.“",` “` l '-'ululu "'l:ls1botl‘. I-llt'pin;.'1-rl :li I‘il‘l.oll_ .\.li1l'g:\rt-e, (‘..Ii., Sydli<>_\'

. V D _. S),

highly of thc work the contrarltors have done.

Additional rooms have been

made for tlh-o Sunday School, and

and t/....; i'.l|>~ llrotlm ports. Slu- ts him ...id up in Sytllley itll' tilt* winter.

-Q-<e>1-~ ""

Sydney Has -

the l>uild'in,g has every convenience for their work. For :i numlber oi yr-hrs the Salvation Army have -been ltllbourlng Ll-nlder great. diffi- culties, more especially in tlho \vin

ed- to $1.94 -in Winulipeg yesterda German Ofiellders

(Special to The Guardian.)

Fifteen persons on account of the recent. attack onthe French -Con- sulate here have been .found guilty tull have been sentenced to terms varying frolu one to twelve months in llrlson.

GIRLS PILOT IRISH IN MURDER

RAIDS SUNDAY MORNING

LONDON, Nov. 22.-Girls play-

ed a. promllnelnt part in Sunda.y's scenes ln irelnlnd, according to re- ports reaching London this alter- noon. A motor oar driven bry lt nurse, Linda Koynes, which was proceeding towards Dublin late Saturday n'Igh.t was held up near Sligo and i`ou-nd to contain ten rifles, four pistols and much am- munition.

Another report said the men

who did the shooting Sunday morning evidently were strangers In Dublin, and'solno oi' tho stlllads were led to "spotted" llollsen hy girls.

-*Q-eb* -.-

ST. JOHN MEN HAVING

TROUBLE WITH TAXES

ST. JOHN. .\l_ B., Nov. 23.-

Thirty two lillsiness and profe.ssi0n til 'llien ol' the city have been sum-

moned to the ,p%lict\ court. on the ihllfgt* of not living submitted their ‘income statement for 1918.

*I* T-E,-----»f» f- le--~-~,

TO<l.ET.--LARGE FRONT ROOM centrally Iocalell_ ful°llislle`d or 1lni‘urnlshed. Apply 208 Great. George Street. Nov. 2-i»fli

--#_-_...___l__ *F-OR 8ALE-- COLUMBIA N0. 2

Grnnlophone. new_ and twelve records. Bargain. Apply Guard- ian Ofllce. 3882

tot' November wheat having declin-

5'-,

Are Punished.

BRENSILEAU, Germany, Nov 272-

nentll the water line may be clean- ed and caulked. it is o well knowl. fact that in the course of a few years, it the bottom ot' it vessel is

tion of -barnacles forms on thc plnnks amounting often to .1 thin ness of several inches., Tllerf- .4 also tho dreaded sea. worm '

wooden vessels. To .protect at \ vs- sel against these destructive : lu- alculcs an application of copper paint in generally applied our-ll season. Theso dredgerf ' re so cum,-belrsomo and dll'l`il:nlt to haul up tllat It is not crlllsirlclw-d atlvls '.1-Ie to lake them out of the water t-:lt-h'year :md in order to obviate tho necessity oi’ doing so, thc -hull is usually covered with Muntz Meial_ lt composition specially nmnillactllred for tho covering .of the -bottoms of wooden vessels. When it is not considered practi--I cable to use this owing' to the gal- vanic action of the suit water on the metal portions of the hull, chains cables, rgountings, etc., it is considered more economical tn cover the hull with tt sheathing of creosotcd planking. This luln or is( proof against attacks of worms for many years.

Ordinary native lulmbor was

used oilzllt,years ago for sllcnthing dredge No. 11.

An aunilication oi' common t'0f\I

tal' and arsenic was used at that lliln-o to cover this slleatliulg. Wil-ICII tlrovml vt”-ry s:\.tisi'u»cim'v and only :l

When :l Guardian leliresenlzl-

live vi.-'lied .tim dock yesterday all llaruhs \w=l-n lltlsllly 0lllplo_\'ed lil rlcllllllinz shetltllillg and otllor \\'ol°lc, rvmi. M. D. Mnrltin and (limi. .Iolu1| MicDon.z1ld, Inspector of Drr-tlgcs heing in cllargc. Tile Messrs Col- lins, whose- relplllati-on as caulkors is known tllroilgllollt the Province and Ibeyond, are on the job and needless in salt- their work will be well perI’clrm'ed. I There are now thrce dredlZl‘S

Ialid up at Chllrlotletown, and ll lmli' liqveu s<~o\vs. Two of these have been hauled up, includlnll

lp in order that their hulls be-:

not attended to. a great accumula- 'wlll

boror ready to ll-track all kinds .|‘ 'l'l.

$50,000 Fire

(Special to The Guardian.)

YDNEY, Nov, 23_-l)a.nlnl;c which

lim-ollnt to at least $50,000 was sed by ll tire which broke ou'

night in the .\’ierchants‘ De

r»lll'tllleu.t_ ‘Store on (`llarloiio St.

r\ lirfe slnrlvd lu the rear ol' the lui floor and spretld rapitlly ollszilllls ol' dollars worth ol"cost Furs on this floor were llllrlhe(

null all thi- goolls ill |.h.\ lower

t'l<mr's wt~l'f~ ruined by slrlokf- um'

wlltol-_ 'l`ll<\ building vvlls rlllrl nletely gutlcll. _

call last

lill Til ly

-éé-gg-3_1-

TWO CANADIANS ARE LIBE"‘-

ATED BY BOLSHEVIKI.

LONDON, Nov. 23.-Captain H.

E. Brickett and Supper W.D_ Smlth_ oi’ the Canadian Engineers were amongst the score of officers and men rcncllillg London after many months impl'isonl'nent. hy the Bol- shevlki 'who captllrell them in Si- beria after the defeat of /\d»mil'al, Kolclulk. This party were all mem- bers oi’ tho British Railway Mis- sion.

Tlwy (lr-.<r~l~ibc conditions in llus-

sia as inconct'l\':thly had. While not lllelllltelves _Ill-tl‘elltt>d, they suffered from tho want .li folltl. lack of l-lolhing 'md dlrl

few spots in lt wort* D<‘nt‘Ll‘ntcti. ‘ ' Y ‘I-‘ha lhllul gtllllc ui' basllcibnll In

*-~*-'<03-i*

SENATOR WHO MAY GO TO

LONDON A\S AMBASSADOR

heat the building properly. These dviifictllties with Others have -been

has almost it new hall. Thus far

lteadqllarters and the subscriptions of its. members, ilearlflilarte-rs hav- ing p:1id.llali' the amount. The-re is vet zl balance of four thousalul llolllnrs to intent. Brigadier Moor( will lecture on Sunday afternoon at. 3 p. nl. on "The Salvatior Ammly” when several clergymen and other prnmlinent citizens will ta.ko pall.

_<»¢»i__

ALLIES TO WARN GREECE

AGAINST EX-KtNG’S Fl-ETURN

PARIS, Nov. 22.-An :wtlive ex-

change of views between Londor and Paris on 'the subject of Greece is -in progress. M. Leygues, the French Premier, in a 10118 dl’-‘l' nl-itch this lmornling, set forth till French viewpoint for the second time. it is understood that the Plremler insisted upon the nocrs-. sit-y ot' the two Governments mak- ing n declaration before the Greek Pa.rl<imen't meets, sn that it rum' know in. advance tho consequences of its votes to proceed with ll

’LO3T.- BETWEEN POST

-Office find Ellm Ave. n black satin hand bag. Finder please leave at Carter & Co. '.1871'

, --&i_.___.l___ *HOUSE WlA-NTElD.-- TO RENT , 6 or 8 apagtments, modern cou-

A wndences. Apply to Gtlardlnn

Office. 3876-11-24-.$1

__.._..._. . ___ *THIS WEEK AT HUN'I'lElR. RIV-

er and Rust'ico_ -Mr. Jno. Alfred 'MoDonald, Lend Surveyor. Her- maaville. _Phone, central. Hnntcr River. 3871 ---@-___;_.__ *GOVIRNMINT POSITIONS.- 3¢°®0? demlnd for competent flusn inspectors Filheries_ Weights and Measures. Factories, Dsrry Pro- duce_ Immigraiilon, also Customs, Excise, Railway Mail. .Postoificef all grades. Write for particulars.

' ‘How to secure competency, Can-

tlne largest dredge No. S) which

toll.

,lrllrlml llredrze No. il is allsn 'laid up

recently camo off the slip at Pic-_

The lug Sogonadn. \vllicll at-I

llcre for the season and the 0\'¢‘W

have llecu paid off. The tug Rona) lr. also llnnlcd up for repairs. I Darin.: lilo past season. accord- lm: to Inspector -McDonald, t;he;»c‘ dredges have done more than the nrrlinary amount of work periorlll- srl hy ilreclgcn In tha course of it

year.

l)rl‘d_\zf\ No. 11 this season finish-

ed tha work being done at Fortune llnrbor and cleared out the two

lorry docks at GeoriZ0I¢;3Wf|lI t"“'I

I till harlbor at I1 Ml .V110 ~

Y-t~5$,,_ S_ l-olnplettng the sen- Senator Frank B. Kellogg

son's work by deepening the marine ' dock at Charlotlr=town. ilu- appointment of Senator

Dredge N0_ p iinlslled deepen-‘ I-‘rank B. -Kellogg, oi Minnesota,

ing the docks at the Railway as Alnbassador to Great Britain is

sdlan clvll iss;-vice Immun, wharf and nl rluntnin llnll & (‘o‘s strongly rumored lu Wsslllngtonl The Physical Dll-~»\o- Mr W P

plnbiscitn on the quetstion of illo fm-mt=_l~ King (‘.onsha.llt.'lno’s return.

-é--€~O3r-‘*

Presbytelialls Ala°n

Win at Basketball

the (‘llllrch League played ul U10 \'. M. i‘. A. gylunasium between the Pres-llylel~ialls and the Bap- tist teouns last -nlgtht. resulted in n victory for the Pl°esbyterlauS by the score of 22 to 17.

lt was rt clean and well contest- ed game and was vrii.neS»sed Iii' W big crowd 01' interested spectators.

The gamle was. referred by Mr- Pred J. lsmlth, or Toronto. Nation- al Y. IM. C. A. Director of Phy-

sical work who is visiting this city' The line un was as i0Il0WSf'~

Presbyterlani.

lF‘orward=s-'lL, Campbell, Vic Shun

de<r°.s_

'Centre--Earl inlgs. Guards--H. Dewar and J. Gordon

Baptists

Forwards-Cecil Jenkins Ralph,

Jenkins. j

Centre-<E. Harris. ‘ Gus.rds-Spurgeon Jenkins, W.

Burns,

.ings for the Presbyterians played I

rl great galne, scoring eight bas-' keis or 16 out of the 22 points E. Harris for the Baptists scored 11 points. ,

.At halt limo Mr. ofiorge L. Prowse made the pleasing announ- cement tfhat-he would award med- als to the memlbers of the winning team provided the "Y_" would put up ls banquet which good offer was

at once ecceptedl.

London and Paris

l Exchanging View

5 A PARIIS, Nov. ‘_*.1---Atrllvc U

| | cllailge of vlr-ws helv.'er=n I.ml.l- ’_`* :lnri l’zi1‘Is Oil. the subl' -. of (iron:

Cerelnonies T a k e/‘rt _ill prngro-"_: .\l. l.|>_v_r;lli=

) l~‘l‘<~nri1 I’rem»|el~, ‘ll n l n ill.-'_ at Ilace Saturday and ,,,, ‘ _ " “ _’_’

| (Special to The Guardian.)

I s morning sal follll the lieu |v'lewlpoint uf at sm-nllli lima. is nnderstooll that lilo Pr-I.-:l:`._~r ,.3-.sled upon the nc<c-sslly og' I two goverlzlui-nts making cl dee! ,ation before the Greek parliam

. . . - e

Tm, S_,,|v.,,.I0n Arm Citadel meets_ so it may kndh in ativan

thc consequence oi’ its voting

has been closed for complete re proceed Wm, A plebiscue on th

ed to the publlic this coming week- quesuom of 'the former Kmg C0

.stantine's return. The warni may take the .form of a stateme

1 I k either in the French or British pa

S " . . as gigm BML Saturday evening Iilllllélli. or .1 direct colnllluuicatlo

to the Greek Premier, C-eo

Thrilling Tale - Told ofthe Fur . I Of the Se

| A

ter, when it was impossible toY NF-`\V YORK. NOV. 23.-A t.hri

ling tale of the fury of the sea_ vicwell :lull fought fro mtllc deck

rclmoveYI and the building is up- a .'25 foot schooner' was told he to-date lu every way. The Avluy AOVIASYII IW (71\’DI~ William WHS

~mll'u Nllttlng, as he brought

ly to Staten Island mooring.

:lcross the Atlantic and return.

tho international motor boat

'S-panisll ports and left Corun

Fha lylllloon ran into save

heavy cross seas an lost he u

three days the party lived on ha.

ship was hailed and the larder plcnished.

lnnd_ were washed overboard d

voyage. They clung tn trail -ropes and were saved.

ul-

THE WEATHER,

TEM PERA TURE,

TIDE, MOON, ET

’I`ORON'I`O, NOV. 24th. Erulte

westerly with showers.

High -title this morning at 8

and tonight at 7.19.

Sun sets this uftemoon nt 4

and rises tomormw,at 7.14.

Full moon Saturday Nov. 25

9.42 p. m.

ili-

"\.§ - M. "‘ 5.1 5 I !.'°;r_‘_- ln-"-=,-, ,lf

\ 9 .- ' _ __, . .-

-- /(/hs, _

_ ~ r- it

IHISH DIIESYIDII IDDIE

Two Members Come to Blows When Re-

port of Assassinations Was Read in House. Aggressor Apologizes and

‘ IN DHIYISH DDIIAYDIIS

made last lt line and th ves el had th eolupleted nn 8.000 utelie iroya quesmm ‘Da/pets' The speaker en e g”mmds'ThLs force was nr

her long ht-al, will(-.ll started Tro lluddeck N. S._ July 18, the Typ oon visited lifowes, England, duri

' d ‘ r u zenlnast and the food supply. F

ing li storm nn the lust. leg of th ,

mg Premier, had resolved to suppress YY" h° stawd A19 had "°0°I'0d I1'

8~'lY1D8

gales wllll rain or slaot; be coml

N 00116 the sunshine KN no hesitation in asking parliament

Peace is Restored A ~s,,,|,|'m¢giHmg

i.0N~1)ON, Nov. 23--Two melrub-

lhe qlles-llorl period, with the irish ter ,mug 10 ms ,met the two closed

S _,-llllicltion .under dllsous»sion_ They with each Othen Three memb

r were Joseph Devlin’ Nationalist (game ,Ummm ,.0 separate me 12:.

_> and Major John Molson, Coalition but despite these mom the two

Tn lllviolllsl. The sitting was tempo- men smuggled forward Devlin lo

,_ Y°‘fU' ‘UI bo attack on

I ` t-:une wh.ili~ll-ilr illalnnr Greenwood yfnjm. Woman m,,m,M,,. f

mlurs and when he had ilnished an and had mrgouw h_,.mse"_ MT

e wppreciable time elapsed before a Devnn accepted the apology and n' single member rose io ask a ques- assumed .Mawr Molson that in th., ng ‘

‘;_,§sll.-tl .for slr william Henry mv- ,lm 1,, W, Hmm he had M .mp

ids-on, who had given notice of an mm] ¢ee|_-lng_

n ( emergency question, when Mr. H18 comma,” was against the

Lowe Broth»el's, having Mlliealrlli’ iillallis. I rg Devlin rose and was heard I0 say' gmwmg Pm°tY¢9 Uf U16 ’m€lnber&

"May I ask." There immediately “kills 0111 of the Speakers handl- rose a. chorus of angry cries, "No the quesuw M Md" In "°1“"°D

to ti .

sit down_" th/lr. Devlin did resume wishivdeswolllsk w1dlEewgue?u/on in

misappwhenslon as dimcuy upon cited all the incidents which occur str wlullam rising to put his sues :°d I” D“Y’"” S““"“l’» I“Si°*1<i ` 0

on, t e Nationalist member also Mlnlgwr .hm not wld of me mm.

3 rose. -He was received with re- der of ten or fifteen civilians Mr

n-ewerl cries of “sit down," and was D;"Ylf°H;l:;Am“°d 1311::-h _ ` . _

' _ ar sa at although li- ,|_ the olbjeot of .hostile demons had t as tion. Mr. -Devlin ignored the no been asked that qu°°u°'

he was Willing to repl nd l

Of Speaker’s request to resume his The authorities 'haveyrgasoga

h- calms to Du-bil S ds _ his would have another opportunity of guise of an nd? “n Y "-1159" UV

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the work has been financed from Ulm lift-le craft. the Typhoon safe- Speaking. as another tlueslitm On der to oar out th ma n M

FY e murders. Col

He Ireland was among the approved sequently a»mlxed force sur-|»ou_n¢'

89 , 0d 011. 8nd in TI i ba In called on Sir William again, and and wounded ofhgg __ Ck MUN '-0 m that member asked, as his- ques- ' ll- tie... whether tl... -Premier w..s'I"'°H'rlNu emo or Ass/team.;

HK m aware that the House had prepared ,slr Ham” al

5° K3-VO d I-EI]

gatla. proceeded to French and at :L smgle “mug M’ ‘uve mm the mldiin 0f I' e s K

3 evolvers and tr.

“_ whatever power was necessary to Grushlng to death of a men and

Sllilin, on tho return trip Septem» evtolnp out the atrociorlls murder w°m'm~ wh1‘?~hY°Uf*T YW I‘@8l1'9tted

bel- lr.; Sho stopped ol. tho Azoriegi ca_mpa.|gn in h.e1,B_.n,d_ Whether lm relfilrev égeltltrulent :laude .by gh, sh.

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storms and several times, Captain would mmoduce necessary Iegma’ ply to n qnggtlx; ,.&§,‘;..|s,§;n§,;:t! .D Nulting said. .barely emerged safe- N011 1° 953519 9015036 f<YWlld in

ly. On one occasion site ran in

da.y'c events was that he hop _

tc _possession of arms and ammuni- “that this series of cold blood, YZ' tion without a permit, in any or °aI`°'f“UY planned atrocities wou'

or brlngtvividl bo! . !_d_ dasturbed areas in Ireland in be the public ale cxglE{_‘;§t‘;“*o°t A;

tack and wuicr`. A Spanish steam- 5 01- ;lg-191; gl¢\m¢1°n_ W

e are fighting

re' Premier LION George rising salt he W-5d» "N1 °l'¢aDI2°d bind 0! P8

assassin ,- h 1

'I‘\vo members ot’ the party, bo he elhmed Wm' the lam' Wwker me s W on PBM' recenh

scouts, who went aboard in En

Y discovered. included d tru tl g. horror an felt in the cold blccaed me and propmy ,n f°,;,l ur- murder of unarmed British officers. as well as in ireland. '

e The Government continued th A5 to ‘Present conditions in Dub

murder ond conspiracy in Ireland. $fn';°1£3‘n;;;°rg-ff; lt was realized by all, that to tl,” cl|_y_ no 1,981,

su'l>m‘esit"such carelfully organ- having developed.

I ' parm t bet

m-nl wa- convinced dorm- or n.v.5.§l.‘f §Z{'k§`.......3Y°‘.’.'.`...f.‘{.'2`$"i2

,ly ret-ent. happenings, Ythat the irish 'South Down. und Sir Edward Cor

brealdng or assmwms Sir Edward called the Nationalist

_53 up gangs ` ' member a "liar" for .saying Sir ‘Exif '

The Premier, said however should ward -.hub u ,Mum f

' r _ 981| o rifles? y

_21 experience show rtlhmt the .powers In ireland. Mr. Bonsr Law tht 0

possessed by the irish gm-ernmentYGOvernment leader brousht 'abou-

itb nui thtWd:-

905°. we Wvemmem W°“Yd have gY:ynwllY»ge lzvgri Tiger afor ea

cussion of the irish question in th House of Commons.

Monson A -cANA.olAN

for such further authority as might be necessary to adhlove that en-

ihfr. Devlin rose Mid tasked 'Why it was that when Mr. Greenwoo- Ohief Secretary for Ireland, asked

., ' FY . e man in six I' 'i‘hr- ibeginning ol! tho trouble hu,m|,.0d_»-

_ 4 ' ; .1 0|- 11|. J; Chief Secretary for Ireland was ,qaumboro rmviélon, Lmoomsmn; A reading the details of yesterdays who was Damn.” opmmmt was assasslnations in .D_ublfii1' to the gm mpoqoglzed to Mr Devun' me

ce House. There was dead silence Speaker md um Hou". “yum géft'

to except for occasional shocked mar- -md allowql hisnsylf to be provoked ls

t tion, The speaker, in fact, had gr any mm, matter which anected’ ,-

Y he chic.

his seat but apparentity under a secretary for Ireland hm not rn

‘ized ,md highly subsumed mms After Mr, Devlin had made his' would mlm time but me g°v8m_ concluding statement there was 3

Major Molson who figured in thr fight with Joseph Devlin on the floor of ths House of Commons to-

3 a question-, .he recited the horrible ooourrences which happened yes- terday, yet said nothing about tht ` appearance of the military force a.t the .football lmatch_ ll-le was in~l iernmted with loud cries ot “sit down." Mr. Devlin retorted, “l sha/n‘t sit down," and c<m'i.1n'lled. "why has the .House not been made wquernted with the recital of these events of the entry of the military into the football field v .the iirdiscftmifnete sIi0QtIi13 of the people?"

There 'were loud cries of "Oh"

from the II-tome at this.

Mr. Greenwood replied emplgtl.

cally that he hed been uked noth- ing about that qnhtiou Ilnrt that he Wu l>N‘pl.Nd to ulver. Kr. Devlin luis rose I-midst mg-ry

"H-» c_°%°.'|*'*l politics, Apply. Correspondence .Box 595.' lror- wharr'n.n<l also writes mv.-.~_ lr.-‘ll.<»£=<~ .-lon- to l'.-c.=lf1l»nt~rl<~rl Isrnmlrlnu-y 'tht--= i\1`rl1l`s'he~l -1 imc- E °"’°°. "Gil WW” and was mass-

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'FNAOIL .- 3547-11-28-Sit onto. 3819-I1-23 Dredge No. 10 has not lwen In com llallllllg. llclnonstratl -.\ 01 lilll'-‘IIPI bar work, llllll I»0.9P°.\¥ #hen I rnembu' be-

rlsy. is a son of the late Samuel ilndsie Molson. of Montreal. Ho was returned for Gainsborough. .

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PERTH. N. B.. Nov. 22 Mr-

.llnfnlwe Mckdum left this mm-pint for Perth, Victoria county, havlnf been culled there by the den-th fr her Joh-n Clmietie. whiff

saturday nicht. sl- 'lsms farm

driving som-

he was t

he Vo ,

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bnrieed. house mer'

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d- (Special to The Guardian.) low him endeavored to pull him

down. (Devlin lunged forward 1

rf ers of lhelllouse of Commons came ne,-¢ely_ ln an effort' toshake of! Y

lo blows yesterday afternoon at ,he how “_ a member and me m_ ‘

` l:\rll_v slusrpended until peace was Bing me coat in me cmsh, but Mu; Y A' made, :liter Major ‘Molson had np- holdlng .lylg own .cr-led, "this is, ologizf-ll, Devlin accepting the apo- lgngum courage ,md Engltgh chlv.

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V U h ' _ ' slvinz a pm of the sun-y_. rl.. I’

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re seat, al-though -he was assured he b°U°VG U16! Sinn Fein gunme-

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p. ,ri

ng ,,,u,ho,-ma., were' summing in son the Ulster leader. during which .,’-

h» proved insufficient for that .pur-` °e“°° “m°“3 um m°mb°" “E mi* 15

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