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RT. I'ION.' SIR GEORGE FOSTER Minister of Trade and Commerce

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ample of the operation of the cam-_

palgn set under way by the Canadian Railway Association] for National Defence, tc relieve the car shortage. was announced today by tho secretary. W. M. Neal.

Hesv loss and possible ruin for

many OI the farmers of the maritime provinces have been reported to be imminent unless the shortage of potato cats on the Canadian Government Railways was remedied at a very early date.

The surplus production of potatoes

in the dominion this year has been finding an outlet in the heavy export trade to the United States and several hundred potato cars belongins to the Canadian railways are still held _south ofthe border. »

The lack of this type of car in

eastern Canada had become _sc acute that it was taken up by the aS'f»°°\\1~ tion. At their office in the Eastern Townships 'Buildins. it was stated that arrangements were practically complete whereby a large l'i\l1¥lb8i" 05 potato urs belonging to one °f *M Canadian ‘transcontinential lines would be loaned to the Canadian Gov~

ernment Railways. on north 0f`the Susana valley, mei

Arrangements have also been made

with the New England roads. in YIJSW of the egiuting mild weather condi- tions, topostpone the date of their embargo on shipments of potatoes ln

PREPARINC EIIR

AIIACN CN VENICE

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 9.--Comment

ing on the Austro~German advance in the direction of Venice, the semi-oill- cial British news agency prepares the public for an attack on the famous art centre.

od into an importont centre of war industries.

4 Itaiiian Statement.

ROME. Nov. 9.-The Italians have

been compelled to evacuate territpry in the mountainous area north of he plains of Northern italy in order to establish their new line. The war oilica reports this. The enemy occu~ pied this territory after the Italian withdrawal.

Gorman Statement.

BERLIN. Nov. 9. via London-The

lalian line on the Tagliamento river has been won hy the Austro-Germans it was ofllcially /announced today by the war -ofllcc. Tho announcement says the Italians have evacuated the entire line along the river to the Ad- riatic coast.

The German statement says tilat

from the- Felia Valley to the Colbri-

s . Italians are retreating. (This region

tes and the Carnic Alps.)

Conilagrations, the German state-

::::k2;°-;:§l?_"p%';‘;dl:2:ymc°I|;g;:u§a,:) between the mountains and the sea

. , h 1 ' f through the Upper iltalian plain.

t.h°"9by “n°";‘£35 u::.°l._Bi;“‘::; :,318 tt; .._-.._--_- not make them stop fighting. however del-_-~

ntil the had literal been snlotll PEACE MOVE IS REJECTED `

equlpmémriuw E ' from American I I i “ Y ' ly ' '

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EIRSI ANIERICAN. 0 D BIIIIIII SHED

WITH THE ARMERICAN ARMIES AT THE FRONT, Nov. 7.-They were making ready today to bury in thc hallowed soil of France the first Ani- orican soldiers to fight and dis to make the world safe for delllocracy Three ofthelll died. fourothers sus- t¢\‘ned wounds. and thirtoecn are somewhere behind the Germain lilies in this first encounter and today o\'» el'y man making ready for the battle line awarded to ‘them tllc suprelile. comnlendation that ill their fight they sustained the heal. traditions of the American. army.

They were outnumbered. this little

detachment. of Summies. The fact that they fought against ovorwhelln ing odds and were irretrlevalliy cut off from reinforcements did' um de tor them in striking bnck with llll their power. ln the narrow_ircllchf:l. lvllero there was no 'room for rifle shots, the Am< oricalls fought with their chlbbed guns. their hayollets. their -treilcll knives, their intrcnchillg spades, even their hands. Flares and the suddoll glare of exploding shells showed -occ- asional rapid plctures of struggling groups, one or two American soldiers surrounded by a solid mass ot’ Ger-

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IIT. HON. FRANK COCHIIANE

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COPENI-IAGEN. NOV. ’I.-~ An at»

~`tempt is being made by the pntl-Ger-

man forces to use the victory ill ii.~ aly as at lcvcl- to overl.llrn the pre- vious decision on peace tel-mg and particularly tn coax or hludgcon Count (lzerllill, the Ausiro-llunguriltll foreign nlinl.~\t.cl'.` and Chancellor Von llertling into zl revision of the peace attitude in answer to Pope llenedict's

peacelnote. The lsonzo offensive 'has been revealed as being even mole political ihnn military in character.

mans, :l whirling nlaelstronl oi' arnls,Id°SIgn°d nm' °“IY t'° md“°° I Benti' handy und lucluu feet. flushing hay “limi WMU” will Permits WCG 'fait'

ora told it. The Americans no have a chance against over poweringly superior masses of the enemy. The fact that they did not have a chance did

onetsi shouts. mgffiecl' yells and the E; aL?;“g;"e“ slésfywgghglt 3:0 toirligliz ndsof inw'n fomth on- ~ W I-lil ' g(;`,;_ q~h|BpI:,,,m, t'|;1egstg,.y_ asesm-,,`Iv_IAustr‘ia, and ‘relieve the pressure

did t which Count (zerhln has steadily ex-

'ercised upon the German Government to conclude pence at almost any price.

CERIAANS BEIIIIIE AINERICAN SIRENCIN

lnan press is deprccating /tmerlca’s participation ill ills war, now illzlt first captures of Aulericllll troops have forced admission from Cornlall authorities that the Unitosi States is actually on the tiring line.

The Cologne Gzizetttfs comment.

received. estimates Alnericuis strength at “about the same value s that of Roumnnia." Tile newspaper admits energetic irlllnlllg by the Ulll~ ted States of its ilglltiVll»z men and prints alleged statistics showing, the men being prepared for service.

“The United States." the article

continues, “will however be unable- to transport more than 500.000 men by the sunlvmer of 1918. Many troops must be kept on American coast de- fences ami along the Mexican bor~

-if ..¢.Q__.---- ROME. Nov. 7--Thi! DFBVBIIIHS Im' a secretaryior foreign affairs, replying _“No ‘N R-OME

presslon at the Vatican. presumably ~ in the House of Com ons yest da MEE

confidential in!0rmBt|0!\I to a peace motion prolgosed by E-E lg, "‘°_“

_ RE- ' base upon _ _

c"M",T FROM HOSPITAL fromd Austrian and German Catholic L¢ug.3mi¢h_ Liberal member for WASHlNG'l‘0NlNov:7.--The meeting

_.___ sources. is that the peace terms of Northampton, declaredf "The aim, in Rome of the prellliers of England,

. pr", Despatch) the Central Powers will be announc-. ' Ifor which Great Britain ¢/me,-ed thelltaly and France, is indicated by otll-

(°'”"'°" ` Y \"B- I *T - 'war were not and are not either imc ial despatches' received here today tn

d Rl iall b f rs New ea C 0 C y 6 0 I LONDON Nm' 6"sc°"l°“d Yard vi dic be of greatersrope than only the con

.__ ` Much importance is attached to the - » rl li ti ' ti

8125101-IN. 1t1love‘l::be;;rn{erlyC:l;¢a|"; report, that Von Hermng 1, “gd w operatives toldily locate-cl the head to E3 Eresngemed :gr tzevpmpgllz ¢:)|:lerp|:,;;g sidemnon or mimary measures to

'EIN-I:ce»:'IaI‘Es 'gIlRu'sh0l and killed have accepted she( eermanl Shiancgl- ;§\:akdi;T:g;\;§f°i<; ;f“:‘i;c;°‘;;\dsac\:;:‘; or emancipation and security or nu. meet the esnunh drive into ltuly.

' th C n- |0fBhip on the co dition t a e e ~ rope." ' . M. PalnlevQ't:he'Frenc'h.‘premie»r was

EEi)ITn :ov§I"lf|;r:ntaraII;rtI(y i<F’ilc0?M4;\¢ “"°W°d “ “'99 "md E° I‘“t°“ p°°°°' guggcllusigepxnfsnjtaf2'1"'lie HIQIYZI; 'Mr. Balfour asked the ,House to'9»CC°mP°“|¢d KU ih6iIt‘;1Ili‘ll:_l Cllaitilll lily

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i°° °° °°'°"°.: .*.?.‘.°..‘.;°.° ‘:.‘;°.‘:..i:. E ir: amz. ral.: s:;‘::‘:: .f ...M hexd fsrhagegcge to Montreal to FRRNCH IROKE ISNTO GERMAN armfttfgern c°nn°°"°" with th-° cue' which we are struggling gud whim Foch French chief of staff, and Gen-

' ' ' a LINE - ' 'we k e n bi t 1 1 eral Robertson, British chief of staff.

mm Mem" W" hom Paul G"°“'"d B “much '°Id‘°r'|t iNlItI1iew-miestratm oeathgcfag-IIN were awaiting the premiers in Rome.

Img” I ‘dubai N/9"* W N°" Y°"k ` w s en rout f I th t b h "m “` 5 ' “E ' n 'uni th (Canadian Press Despatch) V ° ° mm ° lignc 3" 3° ces already made. we are ready to_s.nd' in the meantime have been spu-

Vlhon young.. He served with _ 0 h b K today to make positive ent cat n

. . bl PARIS, Nov. V6.-The Franc ro e . cami th _ d ti in 1 _ cel-tin measures for the ro opera on

f|‘\“°i`:|‘j§§.‘,;"‘},‘,’,,|;';,,§2: Bm" tm °' into the German liner at "'°"°'°' lg§,',';° n'f,"t"’;,'et ;E‘;§t§§“‘“ “Ee "‘° °“"' dsnuNl;Ey uRIEll°Ehu°I;'I-e:Ef°rl,§';°:, of winch und sr-irish hoops. with

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tn" 6 0 “ ~ . An explanation of the general pul~- technical military action and ordsrs.' witlr 'Me' !lt."_ -`\'» .,~;_;;` . "I ~

' _ ll th W Office ,an 1 ~ ~ are nn ll; .ecured. General Snlutn. of South African

h W* "M" W” bn” and ° B In ‘ the H535 7° |4559 PA°E - R ‘ q . fame; is also in attendance with Lloyd

Oni 83 Supporters

George, the British premier

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LONDON, Nov, 7.-There was >. rc-I

nlarkahie scene ill the high u-gurls! when zl conscientious Obicctor wns' haranguillg thc court`in ills OwnI, case.. A<:col'ilillg to Tile Times, Just-I it-.o llowlatt rclllurked, “l have serious business in another court," and left the bench. The luw requiring two judg- es on such an application. .lustico

one with the zlppiicatiml." The appli» cant protested. Justice Darling re-

plied, "Slnco the court has been hear<i ing the application all officer of this court hoard that his son was savereIyI wounded ll second time while fighting; to protect men like this." The nppll-' cami getting noisy the court Ol'dc_~.I ‘ed him to loave. whereupon sl clerk.I discharged from the army by reason of wounds, seized thc applicant hy' the throat and iilrew llilll olli of ihl~| court, saying, “You dug, ii'u my um

liken nf you that l have hcon wound-I cd."

CERMAN SIINAIIRIIN

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(Canadian Press Despatch) I

STOCKHOLM, Nov. 8.-A large

German squadron of warshlps is off the Finnish naval station of Helsillg-‘ fors. according to word received today from Haparanl. Presumably the pre* sence of a German fleet ill this loca-I tion means that Germany has resumed her naval activities in the Baltic and) is now about to attack the Russian naval fortifications at Sweborg, guard- Helsingfors. I

TWO SUCCESSFUL ATTACKS BY

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PARIS, Nov. 8.-During the night

we made two surprise nttacks, one on the enemy trenches east of Rheims. the other in the Woevre east, of Noll- iy and brought in prisoners. says today's official statement. ln Upper Alsace the attack which we rmade yesterday on the Gorman Qrsitions ai Schoenholz, it is now learned, caused the enemy to suffer heavy losses. The number of prisoners captured by us has reached 121. of whom two are officers. important materials which we have thus far not -been able to enumerate, fell into our hands.

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IIIHN AN_Il_SIISPIC|IINS

ST. JOHN. NW. 7.--A fierce iirs

which caused the loss or ~$100.00tY worth of property occurred late last night and early this morning at South Bay. All the premises con- nected with_ the large lumber mill owned by John E. Moore off-this city. together with the mill itself were com pletely engulfed in a. blaze that lasted for four hours or more and set the sky aglow. In addition to the loss cf property, connected with the plant, rt White motor car..owne'd_ by Mr.- Moore which was in the d,\'y shed; was also destroyed. A repbrt wad in circulation that motor bept wad heard in the bay last night.;shortly heforo the fire but tl1e_0rl§il1Vof the fire remains a mystery. According to George Doherty, who _was night watchman at the plant. he made a. trip through the mill about 10 o'clocl¢I and there was no sign". of fire. “ln fact there was no fire in the building' at all," stated the watchmaln

MILITARY GENIUS WANTED.

l.OND6‘N, Nov. 1.-The Estonia ld

looking for a Lundendorif. The great- est need of the present moment is for some genius who can grasp the situa- tion as a whole, and see ever y as~ poet of every front, from its political ns well as its military viewpoint. "S00 it as a whole." has become, the new watchword of Britain.

And the visit of Lloyddeol-ge and

Painleve to Rome, wherefthe military and diplomatic situation will' be dis- cussed, is taken hero to bc' the~`. net definite sign of ‘the 'itlten'tlon'§if\» ‘e Entente not only tolook ftnya ‘J _ic- tator" but also to adopt in- ptfirtggle and practice the ldes of a_sin"Iié'f t. The difficulty not only-'of ilndink siicil a man (who'would'hsve‘ to oomiiinp the most superior qualities of states- mnnshlp and 'military geniils-), hilt of placing the compietacontrolof all tilt Allied fighting fO‘l"ii\s in his hands must be recognised as enormous.

Almong the Central Powers. where

everything is subservient to_Pruils\sn

rirlliiéarglm andrlittlpi l°§i_"b1'¢ins laden- 3 en or , not eliblirg. as i tn- ,» '

monly isupposzd, 'Yoh e%Il‘lplst:» ., i tary d ctstors ip “sl - . ed. ,Among the iliN`sf»tt ,vrgttlil ,_ lit- 'V

ficult to find s\$\\'s=H‘ll°tli U it him in such A position. iiiit; hmm

impossible ani! mly 'be INN, ,

sity if the iight. assi ,t - _

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~ ~ 1 l l ei ht ot a has of M00! monarchy- - _ ,_ e f chequcr. ldloud cheers, msn md soldiers is givch in the ipolitioal hoses or the Innes. . . fossils t -~ A ., sis the

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mils. D; ,mul service in St man attack near Carnillei 0”

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M m `b“"ry' ' 'md 0 ° ‘ y W sed' 'to be the other at the time the srtiele' `Mr. Lees-Smith’s motion was themgiyconcerted action between the gov- discussed' and attracts -much attest I majority of the Entsnts ststlsliisn spd

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