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flHE GUARDIAN CQVERS PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND LIKE THE DEW. OVER 45,000 READERS DAILY 1*;

chariottatownhuardlan, Three cent; Morning-Guardian. Founded llil, Even

"'='°°'- _ cHARLo'rTE'i'owN, CANADA, TUESDAY, JUNE 24, 1919. '

Annual Sliincriptlom dilivareiii-

By mall) Canada, $3.00; U.8.A., “.50

CERMANS SIGN C

PEACE TREATY

NATIONAL ASSEMBLY DECIDES E

BY VOTE OF 237 T0 188 TO AGREE

if NEW CABINET FORMED

Herr Bauer Former Minister c

oi Labour is New “

Premier _I_I'I

(Special to Tne Guardian I

BERLIN. June 23.-The German Nat- m

ional Assembly by a vote of 237 to 133 b has decided to sign the peace treaty C the Assembly today gave n vote 01’

confidence in the Government of Herr Bauer 236 to 89. This means that the °

treaty will be signed. 'Sixty eight members of the Assembly refrained

of confidence the new German Cabinet will ask that the Allies waive their de mands for the surrender of the former Emperor and for Germany to acknovl ledge responsibility for the war but no matter What their FBDIY the peace treaty will be signed'accor_ding to aa. b.

from voting. After receiving the vote T

v-lces from Weimar. tg

5000 _ _ ~ ' "§’;’_N§_>*;'N°_l3_§8 :gg 'rHou- STRIKE svMPA~ri-llzlsas AND lviiL- The unto or the provincial election (special to 'rhs cuardlan.) i=_Mp1_ovEE5 WALKED 01,11- W1-1-H.

.STUFFED M8 i1'Aav Excl-iANoE sHo'rs has been set for Juli' 2401- Noiuliw- nlilissi-::.s, June 22.-i>r<.-sllluhl our 'wAnNlNG AND erase-r 1

AND MISSII-E5 I-A011 0" JIIIY 17Ih» Wilson in all address today before thc CARS ARE IDLE

Belgian Cllallibcr ol` Deputies llcclarvd --

(5Peclai to Tne Guardian)

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OTTON STRIKE PAN UGLY CLASH ELECTION ON President Wilson TORONTO STREET

IN LANCASHIRE IN WINNIPEG JULY 24 Addresses Belgians RAILWAY STRIKE

- that the l.ci\.11uc»oi' Nations. “als tfife 5 ~ | t -|- G d~ _

MANCHESTER. -lllrle 23--All the cllild of ills great war." i‘-' il "lclii.:lil- 'l`l)Ii(YNIYII lYllltn_£e --uar Ian)

“ton mms In L_mc_____h___e _ d _ -__-_ _ __ -- _ _ _ ____ _ J,-_ ,_-;l.~ At`ti._,._fi'llilliiss 00h__ Yesterday .and it is extfeggtl RI°¢ AC* RCW- Mounted Police II/IlIiIiIi IidlnlllsmIlloIII;IIIIEhI‘IlIII 2011);(-itIII:1:IiI.-1II;;I-1-IIIIEII11-QEIIIIIIIIAIIIIII NI-II __;>_i_i_ _1:y__=;_5;_ti_i;0.000 spindles and thou- °I‘°'9°‘I _°"°~‘"‘I° II'I°I" R, G. into lllr future could \\‘i-all 1'tir_§l iw or i-ont-lliiil'i:n_ lin- 'nn-oiiio Sl. Rnll-

I3P°"5°d lllcllt to slilcltcll lllosc lioilds. _ll_> “-My (-¢,_,,,p,111_v_ 1|". |¢;111“~1,_t- ,.,,,|,l1,_\~¢l@§

The cotton _ _ lltllicll illill “ally ilatloll wilil-ll_illel-lilil~:; mm _.,__,l.‘.__`._.,,1,11,-1. ¢-iiizpns |11 |111. cm- ake no c_____0 °““f’I_i Sai’ they will (spedal to 1-ne Gua,.dian)_ ENJOYABLE FUNCTION LAST EV- to iiilllcrc to this covcllailt ili~ll|icl'uti~i_\' 111111 |1111. 31,1111-,my ,,1g1,1_ 111.. 111,11,1(,y _____d ______ mil-_ _VT e reconstruction WIN-NIpEG__]une 23__|,-ollowing the E_NING IN HONOR OF DE- turns away irolll till: iiloi-it telling ,,,._`- mm H1 11,1. 51111- »|-110,11,-1, 1111.1 ,,111-1 omposed of ei€iIleDloyeYnIIialIId 'II‘ndd IIUIS “Ely clash between the Mounted Pol- PARTING PASTOR- illlllilill that hill* Pl/"V Ii"f*l1 liliiill’ 10 ll* il silori liinc api-ni in voting :ict-lil.-il

_ II ra 9 'I' ice and the Military and il llillss gath- "I ff '- ' ' -'I lu' 15170! ' " ' l ` “ ‘ ' '

HWIIIIIIIIEIIIIS1-It tIIs hens-ved Ihat It ham' ‘WIDE I0 Hffikli SYlilii£ltlli7.el's ill will-ch Tile l.ll'otllerllollil iii llir- ('|iiirlol|l¢- I’l'l‘.~lillt'lll \\`i|siill sllill ilu llliil ll_iIl l'llrillt~r |l::lii till- l'li+ilolil's lil' ;i slrilic

e Ie present CIISIS- _ one lnan was killed. half a. dozen scr- town Methodist (‘lllll'i:li izilvi- cxprcs- lllillll Ni l>I‘o1lo.~'l-_ that i`llllt:r0-‘i-‘» I`=i|-<1' iliirillg lhl- pllsi wi-i»li or ii-ll illlys wil.-

. lously iilitlred and over a score hurt, sion to their ilpprcciatioii oi' the scr- 'III' AIIII’I'II_IIIII IIIIIIII‘II`~" ‘II III`II“~`II'I*‘ I" i>¥iV"i\ lIi\‘ liUI>1i<'- WIl"ll if i\\\'Ul<i* V"'»~“ or Sunday passed witllout incident i11 vices ol' their departing pastor, thc iI"’_l`""Ii"|_“|\1‘ll1Iiilf<Hi'. _ ti-i-lilly iiiorililig :illil tliili-il in in-:lr thi-

on 0 W'ImlIl>9tZ- The trouble arose through Rev. ll,G. Fulton. li'i a splendid ball- 'IIN II"‘*‘il<l‘fli' f< i\fIlIi`0-'S lfII|lt\\'1‘-‘I il fiinlillilr lloi_<.- ol' till- str-i»l-l cal-s

. [Ile insistence ()f1-@t;\_|r11e1] snldiers-7111 quot wh(-.i1 was lliiiil last uvtgliiiig i11 :'_I_>“II'_III _I'II"___III_IffISIIIT# I`_`I‘7_I;’II IIIIFII; -_l--_e-~

symnilthy witil thc strikers holding hi.; honor in the lleilrlz Molilorllll 'I‘II'I`_I`I’I III I ‘IIII‘ ' I"I" ‘I IIS' ‘II ‘ ' ’

a parade despite __Umding0_;Irde____ of HHH liollviiili. :lllil tlloil__\'lillliic,s, wl_icr1_» ill. I

the Mayor that them should bg 110 ll. was clltircly ii lllllli`.‘i l:lltll;ll‘ilil:, “'_II$_I_II:" IdII"sI__III IIII`II:III;I_RI"I'I‘T_I_'/II

_ _ . . , _ ,. l ~ w..- li- 'll-.s ' lic*

(spam to Tm Guardl parade The striker; became 111501-1191- ivtn lady attendant'-l at lilo tublis I’/-7' I” I* F I I’ `~IIIP-‘ I

TORONTO. June 23‘.-\VolIIdI)Issucd ly and 'when »a street car was attacked heiilg ¢I@I>¢“"I'9‘I» III”II`IVI‘IIfeIIII’EII‘g IIIII III IIIIIIIIIII III Um royal IIIIIIICC' [Ins

the Mayor today announces that and set on l-ire the 1-lot act was 1»e11d_ en by Brotherhood waiters tlockell

will be stopped through D

he strike of workers.

e Peace Comerence Wm h is bei” Mayor Gray was attacked twice Out in spick and span uaitel cm.

illstlcllti- -lllil its lllilllllooll

1 . _ ._ e _

. N... ........ ., _ ii- New Cabinet For italy 1°

.formed under the Premiership or HB1-1 tm aut Th _ I’ 9 e siiilants were beaten 011’ by officers labelled oil their huts Iwliw \’0RK_ Jilin- _z.~At_t1.1-‘ con! Baiier, former Minister of Labor, with and th(;IIIsI1;`n1ngebdeil;IraIi°n of Iieace with l'evolvers_ Detachment of R, N, Ahout 125 men were pl'cscnt. llnil """- -lllrliliu a niiilon \vldo_ onrltilry inti;i

S of me dm.e_,enItI 00°; !;eI)re5eI}l?‘I§II` West Mounted Poll(-e swung into 1113;. were sclltetl arouliil follr lurgt=_ taiilcs (Special to Tiie Guardian). Ill" "iiiil€i’illl0ll Ui' -'Uiliiln 1‘3UlIIl'?|`lI

Socialist Leader, as Minister of For- Ce1e1,,-ated when it m'{e___IIpfa%s; :ut “Lf lon as the 'Riot Act had been read and U10 C0i\ll'0 one lloililed by :ill arch iii- -Iiuhllc, .lllni~ 22.-~l{lii;; Vit-lor l<2l_ll 5'*-“"II`I' II I.`°`I'IIII,` ‘_’I-'IIIO I.IIIII`IItII5IIII‘IIII cign Affairs. The other lnenibers ol Mg ce|eb,-ation “H-.H be-`he]d ‘Jhen uw' Cllarged the crowd. Attempts to_1li_-;._so having the saint- good word "i3ro- ll_lllll_llcl han r_ci1iii:stctl_l<‘l'llll<~l-soo Nil 1_ii_l_il lllSl1i't'\_\'_il1 S0i\’1<'i> lil lliif liiiirfl 111ec11binet_are_ Parliaments of the countries h__v__' n1ou11t01~k110¢1( C.11tw1111S10nes_b,-lckg tllerhooil-. tl, lorlilci- Mililstm- ol tho 'ly-c.lslli'_v .»..ili~i. l)t~p.illlllci_i_i. of i..il>or has .ln

_-H I th _ _ ,P _ _ ‘ ‘ and bottles failed but the crown re- Mr. Port.-_v W. Tllrncr thc l‘i-oslilcni lo l`oI'I\1 il Ualilllcl. thc Gioarlillll- liii 1 ilollllvi-il that 1...00.000 pcrsons uri- el I;IroDoileIlgI;dI§nul hs Wm Inclumi fused to disperse li wus ihcn that the oliellcd the nroceoilirlas with a ~=ll'irl Hifi =1I1"‘>\l'\“i*S **l*ii'i'f'IVlCI=1I|\'- |"<>fii\"1‘ l""l""`I”*i “’ I"""" ‘I‘I“ """"I"-"~ ‘II“""

» 'r rogrllili ' ' ` ‘ " “ " ` " - - - - ‘- »

Dr. Herman Miueller, the Majority e

Minister oi' the Interior, Edouard 111

David; th Minister of Finance and Vice Pro- 1,

mier. Mathias Erzberger.

Minister of Economics. Herr Wissel. Minister of Labor Herr Schllcklemlr M-lnistel' of the Treasury Herr Myer Minister of Posts and Telegraphs

Herr Gielberts. B

Chief of the Colonial office Dr. Bel. Minister of National Defence Gusl

tav Noske. ' ‘Minister of Food Dr. Schemldt.

No appointment has been made to

the Minister of Justice. Herr Meir the new head of the treasury department is ii native of Keufbeuren, Bavaria. il

____ , cd

II ‘Im 0,-dp, to up they - ddilr(-bi, f WML I |~ 151.1111., f|‘111(_,,, “,|| 1,1. [vo 1 1 \1111,. lllzlll 100,000 ;lll'l-.'lil_\' llzlvi- goilc.

ther features' 1 voiley relell.. tilt IITIIIS "ls 1IIIIen ami the tiliiettlbf tilt. AgIiIIIIIIIl~lii 0IIiYll“YlIIftIi)lII ltr it slated I III III I I

‘- ' ryi, 10 111@gwg11 ‘ '_ ‘l I gi ' -»- l- _ -i--_-D-_-

over the heads of the crowd und thoi-is rllli: lo tho pl‘ot:rc-as ill ilif'fcl'cllt \v=l_v:-' __.__.___._~._._ ' °

was il general boltillg into the side- llluilo hy the -tlllllrcll ilul-ini: lVli'- l"lll~ _

streets. some or the most udventur- tou'.~i roizilllc as pastor- e 7

' ’ ' ' ‘ 9 oils of the nioh persisted in their nt- 'rho followlili: riroizramliic was tllrli 1 °

S _itacks on the police anti it was during f~‘HI’l"L‘il Dull- < n ‘

_ this lighting tllat the casualties occur- T1mB,___...I-he King"-The Nilllollul

ret Anthem and Rule Britannia --2

a ‘_ . _ '

The dead man is an Austrian. He T085!-"The AlIi€S_" l`€SlJ0I1i1f5<l lo ‘-""“ (3P¢¢ia| T° Th¢ Guardia"-)

heaving ii brick at a policeman, Tho ‘Solo-“The Lowland Sca"-l\/lr. ti. I{0‘_III':- ~III“0 22-_ - ~ ' ~ - ig, . " ‘_ . ' .d

ISP°°I°I 7° TIW c‘UH`l`dia"-I Mounted Police had things Dretty well il-` W- MOOFS- (€I1C01‘€‘-<1) jug U, lh_,_ ._\__yS_ N,v(_|. smug thc will- by ’l`crri-ilu and ltzlrillo, makers ol'

LONDON, June 23.-The British ill hand when the special policemen Toast--"10\lI‘ ‘BOY-<~ Of the (7hlli'Ch" ‘*""II III’I°I"' IIII’ I'IIII‘III(’II_II III§II‘“II3I" siovca, llnil hy thc Iiitcnllational liar- Kible R. 34; which has just return- on foot marched through the streets Lt. Colonel W. B. Prowse. IW'-“ II'<` "“"I‘iI~" I’I"’“ I" S" S"I`I"’I‘ _II vcstcr i'llnlpliil_\'. An explosloll oc- lroin a mysterious voyage, flow and the rioting came to all slid Latcr Sf-lo-“’I`lle Deatllless Arluy"- \ir ”`I“I'°`“-"U """" "l’I““""I ‘"“I -““I"’I“`~"` ini f-ii lllnln ill his/s .ind -ew-i.ll

ltaiv is'tltilli‘1iilll

was s'hot through the heart while by M8101' D.A. McKinnon. . _ Qi Elilith Juni- Lili.-Flrc tlltl $500

Oliti iliillll c to lill- \\.lli>llollst~ ouno

over the German coast today it was HGHYIY il llliillriillid illfillltrylllen DHI* -I-0» D'\ViS» III‘I,II-II! ‘IUIIIIIIQ IIN' IIIMIIII-II _III UI" IIPIII' fir'-lllcii \rcr<- illjurcll but none dung

Ggrmans Asked 'N535 lIV'I:I'I;°Refueed officially annouiuced today. Her feat aded the streets with fixed bayonets. Toast.-“i}alladll" -Ml:. .l_I)_ Scar- 5fl"I“f"~ “UI-“~ “ISS ‘II Im* "WI III" cl‘iilisly_ I

- ,of

PARIS. June 23.-‘Germany today In

hours within which to make known its decision relative to the signing of tllel peace treaty without the reservation' refused by the Entente. The Colrncll ot Three flatly refused the request for additional time The German

covering seventeen hundred miles All Southwm-d tmmc was haltefk the mu" pi_llill;ili;_; 'ii l'ooil sllops from oily- oiiil

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sixty-six hours convinced the Air -Canadian Pacific itaflay stliiway cut- tlilorlls.-"Oli (`:inailll"'- _‘;:___III_*’__;*‘:_:I_i'-_I_¥___:'1_I_I:‘_*___;II"`:f_1“"“’I:_-_H - . .`

_ Ministry that the Dl"0DOS‘d tra .- ting the northeild if thc city oil' from Toast.-"0llr l’rovliicc" ---Mr. Jas, ‘II I _"L S I'I‘I "III "VII ` G d t

requested an additional forty-eight Atlantic night can be cc1I§m1-_hnq1 the South. Th. .Indio . ' 'tl- l’lito _ M.l,.A_ ry, liclrllii ..fi y1.~nrA ll i, and llilliii- in e 0

a pls el c s rs wclc wi i ll I5‘_ _ _

leaslly it was said. drawn totluy- Many Doobie were lili- Qllai~tcltc-"'l`li'i= lslalill ilynili" l*;_"i’i_l:"l` ;‘Il'_`U»"I_ Ili' it "\'_l'=H’I" 1" _=i|‘i_|" ¢ ¢ s

del' the imprcsi-lioll that the <-it war \looi‘c, Hlltl'hi:.~loil, i’lcl't‘i-, f\\'i‘|llii'r. 0 U-""_1|"-i of roll] :llil _r;i\\' iilll -rli D t M I-I lmdm- Martial Law but this was; “HSI l I T(mS1_,__<-our (gn),-~_.1|i_`. Wm.__.m_, lil. all ol wliivli illllsl lic lnlpol‘ii‘il._ a

infcrprctatioll of the rcalling ot tilc Mayor Wright. _ II‘I'I`I'~v‘I.III" IIAIIIII III" EIIIIIII" III I'I'I"' '-*-'-

R_-___ Ad - REFRESHMEN-|-S lil lilo 1l|ii:\i.:lil;: lnolls. ill-lilzlilils .i _,___ _ ___ ____________

li 'l.> to \\.lll\ oil _ .\o \\.iilil|li..

VON REUTER

SANK THE SHIPS

INTERNED GERMAN WARSHIP8 SUNK ON ORDERS GIVEN BY KAIBER

von liiaurrii Anaasrsn '

R¢"13It_1'd¢l‘ of Crews Arrested Six of Them Killed, Ten Wounded

(Special To The Guardian.)

W~l§llilAR. Jwne 22.-Tile Gerllilin

wllrnlllps wllicll wi-rc not surrender- ctl to thi- Allics and which have been llliciloicil oil iieil. Willnclnlsliavcil :lllil olill»l‘ pulllls have been sunk hy ‘ ~ - .. . ~ (~i~lll_i.ln sllllois lllulllllnl; them. Ac- i1Ul'lIlllL! lo lilo reports itlierr, were ’\\'l'I\'i‘ (li‘l'ill:lli war vessels, besides l|“"|l`U.\'t‘l'S. wlilirli were in Germarr watels not llalviilli.; been [L11-114.11 over lo llii-_ Entiitc under the arnllsticc lilwivlsloils.

._\ll thc big ladcn ships, the battle-

silips and battle cruisers. excepting the Baden and numerous craft were sunk, while others welnt ashore in tl. llali' sunken condition. Eighteen des- troyers wcl‘c beached by tugg_ muy- zlrc still afloat while the remainder wont lliirlciu

'l`lic 'wliolcsalc sillkillg of the Ger-

illlliil ships, which came to Scapa Flow lilldrr lilo lierlils of the Armistice was c:lri-f|,lll}* alrrangcll by the ofiicerq allil t-lv-\»\`s'. All explosives had been l'i-llillvllil, zillil. lilurefore, thc only illozllls ol’ ilcslroylng the fleet Wag by opt-iziiliix the sca cocks. The ships ‘_""l\l HIWVIY llown, with the German lids. which thc crews had 'holsted. showing at thc lnilstlleatls.

The crows, composed entirely of

Germans, ullder the terms of the arm- istlce which did riot permit of British guards aboard, took to the boats when the vessels begun to settle, Whilc nlnking for the shore the boats were chiilleilizcd and called upon to surl'cll<lcr. Some of them ignored tht-. suliinlolls and were fired upon. a few caslliiltics rcsultilig. This stroke, up- purclitly, was a surprise. and the first licws rcilchcd London through a cor- i~l»spoililclit who was informed by i`:li‘iilrrs ill thc ileighborllootl that they hail si-cn thc Gcrlllan ships sinking willl lhcii' fla_i.:l-: aloft.

'l`hc Gcrilian officers -and crews

llii\'l~ liven niadc prisoners. None"ot' this ollli-luis tonight would offer an opllliiill as to how they are to be

. ' ' ' _ _ - . _ _ _ - 1 ‘ iii' llii nllilil i '; ' 'H pi-l'

_ _ A H . I ___ (_ V _ R _ ,_ slloiig tiiilwillllli-ill, bill \\ll<-l'i- lr: ll:ll;._ _ . __ _ _ ._ _ _ . __ | ,_ H _-HL Tl _ A] ~ an _ _ "mt

_______ pleaded ______ _he_ c_________e ___ _____ , __itit~.~. _illli pri at ll l lull ii ll ___ _ __._. .I-h _.__ ____ _,m____ _"lk ___ ____ 1 ll.l|i:- ill lil \\il_li|l _ lilsi_ol_\ _oi _1>1lnl il i wi it imlr y al

government and the generally dis-I turbed conditions made it difficult to

complete the arrangements.

The communication from the Gcr-

mzins was received at three o'clock this morning. At nine o’clock Presl- dcnt Wilson and Premier Clemenccilu .

_ _ i\\li ll; it .iii tap osloli .llll >ulilf‘l

____ _ Potcis. __ __ f’_I.I:g:_I_%I_L_]_I{;::I_I:_IlI\I:_(IIIf`__l_II`IA _inf _I_"I_II_II_I, tri thi- itrollnil, lllll l-lialrrl~ll rclllllills ill

(Special To The Guardian) TIIIISI'”“"IIIII` SIIIIIIIIV I"I"IIIII’I Y' I \` ` ' Y ‘I I' 'I `IIIII('I `I‘I' ills' it-li vl~lll' olll tllillirllilil' lllc iiiliv

_ - M ._ ,,;_-I-_ mgg___ vainly l-llll iiptiil till' pi~oll~l:iri:lt io rc _ '__ _ - ,_ ._ __ -` - |11

mei with Premier Lloyd George at development in the labor situation is “_ Lm1,_j,,1,m__ i'g\iliiilrlc will ol' illr i~oliilIi'_\">lillllllsi- ' ,' `, _ '

_ _ -ufl.l.ll ll_._ii.ii-~

the latter's house for consideration the strike of about 500 bakers emllloy- oEl.|GHTi=ul_ EvENiNc's ENTER- nonnirks -'vlr iii-ni-v snilih -- _fluid I`I""" Iiiiiiiiliill-1-AIi1IdIiiiIIdIIIII Ioli Iitlii lIIiilI<IlliIiIi<I.

of the note. T.he character of this eil by forty firms which welll into ‘l'AlNMENT FURNISHED BY Lung Sylle_._ I I III‘IZ`II.` IIlIIII"II‘I`f 'II II IIIIII I" IISIIIIIIISII thc llii-s‘liiil'--'oi`wllich was litli-il tori. communication was not disclosed effect yesterday. The l'etllrll of rail- THE pUp||_$ God Save .I-he King il nillitarr illctiltors-lilp have bccll H ' '

_ . . _ ~ . _ _ _ ` , '_ tl\\'0 ing, :i liri- ;;'illoii cull of fristlllllc

however until some time later in the way shoplnens officials from Atlan- Owing ___ me _um hnur it is im_ lllilllctlliitcly llcliicll by llAnnlllll-lo. - _ _ __‘ _ ` ._ _

morning when announccnicint was tic made that the German request had fa

,_ _ . _ , “us ill illr .l iilllrllcllt .lllil llli- i.ll_1

City is expected to _prellilie un- _ ,__0s___ihl__ to give an __xu_nd__d __L,_w_,t_ Gen. (1.ll<illlo, lol~nlvr \\:i1~ .\lini>iicr_ _hm no me _"Im ,well in uw ___tm,(_ HH ubl l lo i-nic t their nc I NI ol

VUIII 9 ‘eve II II III ' " oi' the proceedings, but the atltil‘i»i-ll-ics IIIII 'IIII""I IIII‘ IIIZIIIUII III III" IIKIIIIIIQ =;llppo-'itloll is that llic lltllo girl ill

been rejected. gotlations with thc Calladian Rall- lust€_ven1ng“.e_.e aH0r_l`high(;1_dm. Socialists, whose n_anics liilvr iiclul I1,-1-' ft I_.__‘H , ff '- U sr

_ill 0 ll (IL ill.) lil IL* OTH

_ way War Board. _ The colnirlcilcclllclit exercises ol' 3 I Cm.l_|_1 with Hen _ _"___ of Bm given as its protagonists. But lvlllsszil- - _` - ,‘ _ __ _A

Germany Formally Accepts Terme.

PA-Rl-S. June 23.-The German Gov-

crnnlent at Weimar has formally com- w

lnulilcnted its willingness to sign the peace terms unconditionally. it was :ilinollnced this afternoon. The day and Ilour for the formal signing of’ the treaty is uncertain. The signing possllily may take place Tuesday but more likely Wednesday. ill

et i 1 il c citill-l.lficlll1illil1..to polii in sonic gaso-

Notre Dame Atutlcllly took pliicc l'lst ,IH _ _ _ , . ~ . ill: b:>ldl_v :lilils that unless 'i sti-nil" - - -_ , . - __vL___h___ Tlwrc w___ __ ____ __ ‘___ core leglci. .it fill. sevorlllg oi` thi, (_______ __ _ , ‘ i llnc or till' illlllcs iiolii thc gasoillil-

__. _ , _ ,_ _ ge ,1 1,1 _ hm___ ___ “msn |_____“________ _"__ ______________K___ __.lilll .ll. _illlllli:ili.ilc_ly itplilits li_li “._lh. mnm._| from 'lm $t_m,_.,_ with HH

`_tg('?__ZII:__;X;;?;02;__mI?_I_:I_If_II_I{' tion :intl their testi-ellll‘il lin:-‘ioi'.. :_)_f_I_;I_IiI_;I_I'__I_;IIIIIII'I IIIII II‘IIIII'I" IIIIIII :iliovc riislilis,

. h ____ by me ______"___ H____‘__0_______'___‘ B______ _ Tile inillil feature- oi’_ the 1il-iici_~.l-il- _ - _ levi-l_'_l'lllllla in llli-_lillllililig _wus los!

e o 0'! ear ircsiiiel li d l' t-li t~1| lugs was tho rcullilli.; of .ln .ldllross by liicllillliig $100 lil <~:is|i. Mr. t ollizlllin

_III _“_ y I__ I I; ‘ISI I" "I illn Prcsidcnt to Ml: i"illtou, cx1ii-its _ ' ' ' - ' ,_ . 1

.ng I§_I;_0uII III ws' IIGIII IIY I'II_IIIII_I°IIII`I sing ilpprcclation ni' ills .~zcl‘vit‘ce: ill _ ll:li'll-\\'oi'klll14 nl.i| illiillflll iilan iii- i~

.IIIXIIIIB “Im” IIIe IIIII'I'I`PI`I IIIIili> chllrcll iwclliil on thi' H lclliiil f ' `~ - ' '

.l \\iilo\\tl liilli .l Lilac fiilnilv is i

____ their efforts and giving klndlv colin- Ll wh Ie] I _,W1 II - II VI, “»I;II `".Ilf:__I"I."I“l:;I_I IUIIIIIII III _SIII;IIIII‘I"

__ _ d _ _ 1 _ ~ ant ti - lf‘lll ._ lllilnnoi' ill vi' llt'i sir P, » (illilr :ill i-xtlfllils its ioiiri

ATLANT»li(} OITY, N. I., Julie 2O.-- Te an cfnL0ur‘IgeIIIC_IIt I0 'III' A IIfI`| lii- has goilu about ilial wiirit :lull ill- I |`1~lt :<_\'iii|i.itli_\‘ in tilt- iii-l'c:i\'l~ilil~ill to

the midst of much talk of strikes EIIIIIIII II'aIIIIf "I_III" III‘.’I‘II’IIII,,III” “‘If| tiilni-.d pci-mnhnni. l-csiilln. '|'|i1- nil- DR. _'_ P_ Mr. <‘-'illisllllli ililil f=illiil.\2~ll»

and labor disturbances, the A. F. ot _

suddenly saw ia. walkout tilkc

place before its Own startled eyes

_ Y

(Special to The Guardian)

lvioN'rasAL_ June 23.-The noon-‘“' "hip csinnln docked this moi-nlniz. “' She carried discharged imperial sol-

'UHPS and munitions workers. :TIII

esterday afternoon.

A » M I One of the delegates rosc to pro-

test

lion appeili-ing ill the “daily capital-_

istlc pres.l." He thought thc conven- ltlon and liut the pilpers should llc- __ 119 what the correspondents sllould

rite.

lie had not taken his seat when ll

against reports of tile conven-

ister whistle sounded frolll one ol'

hc press tables and ull the corrcs- _

-' pondellts, tllrec-score_oi‘ more, froi_ii _

parts of the contillcilt, lcft tllclr

Biitish Battleships 1‘-i‘»»--

what happened insillc can bc told

Leave for Scotland all ;;z::..';i.1:z:y-.zzsxziisiifss

1.1¢ I

W fl

hat the ‘business of the C0nV€l\lI0l1

S suspended. There was certain

(Sp¢1¢|¢| gg The Guardian). lnplntterings and lnuttl=r'ings and tllcn

LONDON, June 23.-The battlcsillps iioilleonc moved tluit the lllhtl Wh0

Offvli. Conqueror and 'l‘iiu-udercr leil had atitaickell the press

sllould be

I_°lymouth -tonight for Rosyth. Scotland compelled 10 BDOIOSUS-

with special ti-sins of navy ratlnsa

By this time President GomD€l"5_

b°\1l1d for Northern waters. was on his feet to read a list of de-

' monde forwarded by the newslJ0»D9l‘~

men, and forming the conditions un-

_W_”""_ der whlcil they would resume tilt’-ll’

es These demands included tho

lac .

f 11 tays, American

WH»n ~ ;>_r_<_;v_i;+_i°i_}_>_:____<_: _____‘;°.___he’_ comforts and

` ‘ delicacies.

Then a light dawned on the deIII`

’ Bhtes who realized thai' md I’°_°__I

' the victi.ms of ll 10I¢°~ Tgeh wI;h_; _ out had been pre-iirralige Y ~

»-____.._...@_-

a er nien in collusion with the

\0Y wAN'r¢o. AaPl.v cuAaolAN ggfzzgtg who made the fiery speech. OMB. II' Qompers also had been let il1t0 the

~ secret but no one else knew-

°°An ron Hina-l=lns1' Gi-A88 Overland car. Paddy McQ\laid-f

I lan was then carried to the

The p _

"th get by the action of ith the approval of the co . .

Stand. McLellan Broil. Phone 250. :_ sendmg a "Mm mur|e1- to the

"Dune phone 411-J’ _ 6398-0-18MtI_

orrenpondents sulklnS in tII°II`

° div

<i tents, and announcing unreaerve , ‘W/wrap.-main lion alnanai. the granting oi all their demands-

_ housework to lo to Halifax for 2 'I' month; Apply 179 Grafton Btreetr c

e-entered and the

i'IIleveYiItIiIIi: I'IiI;IItn III worth wh||0 i0

eilly prctty and colivcycii all liliprvs- slvc lesson. Tile first nllllibcr on tin-_ progralllnic, <-onccrting pianos ill “Sil-

tlllten piiri ill by l\’lisscs'll. McMillan. G. Milllliull. ti. l\/ict‘ai'cy, M. ilogiin_ l). Kilfoy. S. Jclllilil:-', I). l\flcl{cilllll. nil H. Flynn. Next clinic a cllorlls “(}rcl»tiiig"

which was splcililiilly rcnllcrcd. (lt- iiel' -ntilnllcrs wcro li piano solo “Elc- gfe. il vocal solo, -'Tlic liil~_.f is Done," ly Miss Mill'loll Grlllitlll. ll iillel. “()vcr ul'c" (frolll Wllllallll 'l`cll) by Miss-os D. Hackett. (‘. llornhy. li. l-`itzgerlllil_ E. Keefe, W. Mt'.(‘-aroy, R. Gallant, G. Gallant, and il. Maloney, "Our Safeguard" hy the senior- pupils, llic speakers being Misses H. McMillan. R. Gallant, (I. lloi'illiy_ id. Nocoiiil. and H. M-illoncy. ii piltrlotlc <-.llol'lls. "Our Flag", lollcwcil by thc iliiltrlhli tion of Premiums. crowns. lllctlills, certificates. Miss S. Jenkins, spoke "Gratitude" in a neat address which was followed by the National Anthem which brought to li close an evening oi' much enjoyment to everyone pres- cnt.

'The little ones who look port in the

contata are especially deserving of ipraise for, their .meritorious work. The characters were taken by the fol- lowlng:-

Two 0rphans~(`. McKenna and M.

Moran.

Good Fairies-M. Smith. G. Ranag-

han. l. Arsenault, M. Hogan, B. Mc- Quaid._V. McGuigan, M. McDonald, G. McGrath. F. Hogan, M. McGrath. M. T. McDonald, F. Gormley.

Evil lfalrles-E. Connolly. 0. John-

ston, »M. McMillan, G. Egan. N. Mur- ray. E. Cantwell. E. Donovan. B. Conwlry, M. Cameron, H. McDonald. L_ Arsenault, F. Donovan.

han, L. Tralnor, G. 0'Brien, B. Lap pin. A. Pigot, E. Martin. E. Doyle.

le juvenile lalitatii ontltlcil A ltct. l illclliiltion in l<‘airyliillti." it was ilcrlil-I

ver 'I`l'unlpt-eff-i" was ii gcm anti was:

Sprites-B. McMillan, M. Monog-

tlrtlss was iitrlrolilpailli-il ily till- pri--= cllilllion of al wvll-i`ilicil pllr:=1~ oi llioli-

Fllltnn lnalii-. il fltlillg ri-.plv lil

coil ro ation. llc had irlcd to lin his

tllill his sul-i'i-ssor lic batzkoil up lllor-

coligregntloils_ his collllectioil with thi-

wortllv of thoso illillgs _vnu llllvo hillll alld bo wilrthy ol’ what you have done."

lRev_ Mr. Peters also spoke in very

optimistic terms ol' the work and poa- sibilities of tho Sunday School.

The niiilrcsscs h_v Major McKinnon,

I).lS.()., iln1| Uolouel W.l_l_ Prowsc, l).-8.0. were features also received with much applause.

The National Anthem brought to a

close an event which will long be remembered in connection with the Methodist. Church.

THE \VEA'l'IIER,

TEMPERATURE,

TIDE, MOON, ETC

'i`()ll()NTO, Jllile 23.-Fall' anti motl-

oratciy warm.

Tide will be high this evening at

8.05 and tomorrow morning at 9.08;

The sun sets this evening and to-

morow at 8.03; it rises tomorrow

Angels-C. Hornby and H. Malon~`

morning at 4.36 and Thursday at 4.37

l~:li'l_v llolll' _\'i~stl-l'ilh-_.' lllol'lliill; ol` lir.

lllllc lo .illrllil in iilisiili s lil linil.

llfc. Avllii- illilittl-stloii is glvl-ll as

ailil Mtr(llll lilllvi~l':-'ii_\'. Al. Si, l,:llir cnt llc won his li. A. liogrci: iill1l ill June, 1908 l°ccei\'cd thc di-grcc ol .\l. D., (T. M. llc practised for two years at Big Forks. Montana nlld then cami' to his native pl°ov’nrc, scitlllliz at (V- Iiel1l‘_v anti iilvil t`iilll'liiilciowll.. llc is survived li_v ii willow :lliil |\\‘o youllg daughters also livo sllstcrs and live brothers. Tile brothers, in- clude Captaln James McGrath.. Tig- nlsh. and Dr. Frank McGrath of Now- castlo, N. B. There are also two sisters of the collgregalloll of .\'otri- Dame, one at 'Killgslon and the otilcl- ln Charlottetown. Miss Annic Mr- Gmth of the staff of Prince of Wales College is also a sister und there is another Miss Nettle McGrath a regis- tcrcil illlrsc in llurllniiton, Vt. A broi- llcr thc latc llcv. l~‘iitllor Jolln |‘. McGratii was fornlcrly l’arl.~ih l’l'lcsi at Miscoucllr. To thc bcrcllvoil relu- tives the sinccrii sympathy of all will he extended.

The remains wcrc i-oiiveyell hy _vi-ii-

terday altcriioolfs frillll in Tlizillsll The i'llllvrill iii vxpccietl to lilkl- pizlvli

ev 'I`Ili' llt*\\':¢ lil` lIii~ ,»<i|i|i|i~11 i|1»'iil1 ;il :ii1I` """' "" "

Hd I w_ mly '_mmk__,| U (_ fn. ,_ Jol~ai~|lll l'l-for l\Ii'(}l':ilI\ o|` iilis i~il_\' M

:'01,-]I,(,In(|mf0|.II;h.,;,. kgmlmiss 'mul YH, callin- as ti sllotvk lil his liilllli- i'rl'-ilil.~:.

,X ,s_(_| __m.(,t that th, um, hm] I)l'_ l\’It:(il'illIl look ill till Siillii-'i;l_v E IItiI.~:l~I\Icl' his lwilaiiiliis wiill lilo IIIKIII IIIII “`II“ I"`II“" -"""`I""‘II'-‘ “"‘Il

_ _. _ 1 _ . . _

worIIt ni woll as Ili' t-oulil. illlil tlslioil II III"ll l`fll‘ lilo \\'ol':=i- illil-l' in llli- ill\_\I

and at lllizlit ills collililloii iissllllii-.II ouallly in rvcrv sooii work \\'i\i<'i\ li" ‘I "‘II3" “"I`I"‘I‘ II5I""`I* If"""` III'-"""| o'i"l'.\\\'.\ .in1n- xii.----Adililloinll ili- ollilcavowil to lllli lllrollllh- ll" ""I` MMIII “IIIIII IIIIIIIIII In hm 'III mm' I|‘IIIIi~l-sis iii' i'lil|Ili-his in \\’iiinipcc uri- ci 0i`l'€tI 10 Vil\'|i>\|»*` lPI\"-‘Wil tif illii t'.lllii'i~ll """"I'I'II II "°IIII‘I'I IIIIIIIIII .II “IIIII "IIII'I.II` in-vii-ii iliillriv ;ii<<~lll‘iliili: io illl`iil'iliii work. l.llo llliliill ol' tllil two Mctllotlisl "_"'IY I>".\"ililI llii‘liIt'lll_.<l<lll iii silvl- ills _“___ ________iv___'| in (m__“___ _-_“___ _hm

' ' ' ` cilv. ’i`lio li-ii"l'alllls 1-wlilitaiiii illi~

lirolilliitfuy law and spoke words of _III‘I`_"II‘I'*" "I ‘I"‘III‘g _ III" II"II"“‘I‘ “_” nii1`nl.l»1» wlin iinifv hh 11lni~<-ll in i-on

_t_h;___i:_t_r_oli_if_e:;t___:_i_igo:irl\__:.ic;n$t;_n______:___t,ig? ii_l____’_i__i_il_:_l_y__.___l_._iii__ l______ll_<_'_ :_1_1_1_i_-_i_n_l_-_l_l_| _ii_:_'___l_ii-_i__r<_i~l___»iil_:l_i‘_<l__5!._ _li_l_~_ ________ ___ ________ w______ __________ ________ ___ ____ tho cliilrcii ill which they wt.-rc conclwn IM” MV- -Ifiiiil I\Ii‘(ii'lIlll of l_ll:lt_1>lli<-<~I_.,,S, “.111 ,I,,m,. 1,.: ,, ,-,IMIII I1;fII1)I:;I. I II

cii. ‘ IIII wI_II`I "IIIII`IIII'II_III III" I’IIIIII" ’*I`I‘f"II~" tllcr lii\'i-stil.;.'ill;iil illiii lilo illivllilliiiil;

Ill l'Ull<'IlliI|llif Illl Hlliil. "I, iliilllit II_I_I'I_ EI' IIIIIIEIIIIIS IIIIIIIIIII IIIHI IIIIII lli.;i'ilvl-i'l‘il \\'lL|~ll lilir llii_\’.ll ,\’il|ill-

you llll for wllill _vrill llilvv iuliil and i"I“I»‘_"""||"'|"‘1 ~*_|"‘II"-" il' I*-"VIII wi-sl .\iiilillti~i| I’liill‘i~ riliili-il lllo

tlollc lliiil I 1il‘.l_v (ioil illal l |ll:l_v lil- -NNI N- _I-fl\\'l"'lIi illII(‘l#'. M<>llll`<‘=\I- |_,,1,,,,- '|~,.,,,|,|,. \| 1, |_,\

.li 1' ' lliglll.

'i`lii~ i`;ii-l Llliii tlii~ opt-rlitivnn of tho

l)c1iill'tlliclit ol' .llltiirr have hur- cccilcll iii conilcciini: lllc Bolshe. vikl propagllndc wiili labor leaders in tilt- wiisi is rallsilli: more than ll lllili: fl-iii' allirini.: liliisn who kilow- llil:l_\' or oiilcl'wi:-li- tirili liairl ill lill- spl‘i»iliiiiig oi' llll- si-i|iii<lll_ li is tllcsi- llieli, who fliiiolvcil lin- lcall of lveils and his clique. who are ill danger of arrest.

<li is lntlillntcil lllat the 52 nlen

will illclllile lllv lllrisl prominent of thc li».-_ser lights allloiik the Icuill-rs ill thc \\'ilillipciz strike. The Dc- pillllllciii of .lusllce is now follow- ing up tllc dispersal of the Bolshe- vik nioney alleged to have been sent from t‘hicu;zo to Win-ilipog and any- one ctlnllcl-toil wiill lilv handling of it will lliiilnllblcilly he taken illio cusiotly.

That the Miliiator of Labour, Hull.

Gideon Robertson. is expected in Ottawa by thc enii of lllc week was annollnreil at thc licparfmeill of Labor this inonring. This indicates. titiiiwil people iii-lit-vc. that thc allu-

Mi Fillton KII IIII‘_ _'I _ " _ 1i,,11,,1\ |,,,,|1 I,1,,.-., ,,1 _\11m11,1,_-,,511 1111,, ilcilicii thi- report, hut later confirnlcd

¢ . SUIU’-“siiillilléll<‘H"- I\'l.|_iii1' .l. \\'. f_I_III(I]'I_I_I_:I_:_I_'_I'I:;I_II:_;___;I_:I:;I_‘;I___IIIII IIII'II'IIIII" on 'l`ilIill's1i:ly lilsi, will-il lilo iisllllll-'

Sfflilleb' .. ` ` I ` " 'I ` slligi- oi .\'lr. .lollll ll. l`iiil;.'iillil w;i.'~.

Toast _-.Our (.hm__h-~__“__V_ (__ ||_ __liii-_l_;iilol__ lllll‘_c_s'i l_l:in _a.~‘slllll<-il 1_-lil-ii_ ____ _ _ [__ _ __ I _. _ I _ _ __

it iilnl i:-.slit-il oil official statement:

'l‘in» _~.t.itclliciit says: “Atta-iil~lliilg lo lhc latest reports

l`l‘oiii Sicflpa l"low all the interned biliticsliips and Iillttlccruisers have A-link, i-xccpl tho battleship Baden. wliicll is still aflolit. Five light crui- sers -lilivc sunk, ilut three have been hi.-uclicll. l-Ilglltecn destroyers werc hr-ilchctl by local tugs. Four destroy- ers art- still afloat. The rest of thc tll?stro_vi\|'s liavt' sunk.

".-\ (icrliizill l~n;il'-:ldliiirai and most

_'lf' thc tiwlilllns fl'oni the ships are now in cllstody zlhoard British shipii. Sumo boats flonl the ships refused to stop when ilrdcred and were fired ilii~ oil. A small nurllllf-r ni’ Germans w1~l‘i~ kllli-il or woilniletl.

"ln ai~col'iliilli~i- with the terms of

the ai'lliistico, thc German Shins were illtcrlicil with skcluton crews as carc- lakcrs :lull willlollt British guards aboard."

(Special to Tne Guardian).

l.i'il\`ll<lI\'_ Jllllr 23.-lt has now horn li-nriil-il that l-l-sponsihflity for srliil- iillu thc G<'l'lil:ln rilllps belongs to lllfi tllwiiillli .\illniral Von Reiiter. lic in-

ioriilivil lille liritlsll cotllniandcl' thai. iiclloviiig tho ill-llilnticc was termin- ilicil lil- ortli-rod thc sinking of _thc ~'\ll|i_< ill plil‘sllllll<'c of orllcra lllV0l\ iiiii-ly iii illc wal' by tile cx-I-}llllJ‘fl`U\' lil.ii no (li-rillliii lilali-of-wal' was to llc -iii-rl-liili-i-eil. Von ncuter was lliude pl'isollt\r :illti the remainder oi’ thc tzrcw has blecll iniernrztl.

’l`lli- i'ollri\\~ing lliliigram has reached

lin- .\iliiliriilt_\': iiilve found ii co1ly ill lliilllcrs-` ilclaliicii oriic.rs of revclli. HUB for llli- sinking of the slllD=*- TIl*""' wcrc six licrlliilliii killed nllll ton \vo11111lt-il ycstcrtlay~owi'llg to their lc-

S0.

|.ti.\lltl.\', .lliiic 2|.-'l`iir~ first llcws

of llll' siilkiilg of iiio Gcrllliiii fictli was liiiilnilii-.il lil u 'l`h'urz dcsvllleh I0 ihn i-:iciisnge Telegraph Cviniwuv- Early in tho afternoon a report was circulated by the Exchange Telegraph Company that virtually the Wh0l@ Gcrnisll fleet at Scan!! FIIUW had been slullt. but il fcw minutes later tho nr-ws ilgl-iii-y askcll that thc tieeDH\CIl bi: rlinccllcd.

A later despatch by the Associated

Press from Thurz said:

"The hoisting of a red flag at noon

was the signal for the crews to si-uiilo the German warsllllil in Scnpn Flow. The crews took to the boats and rowed towards the ahore. The guardshlps tired at the Germans who jumped overboard and swam ashore, where they were rounded up."

Another Example oi

German Falthieaanela

LONDON, June 28.-The sinking

ol the German fleet at Botpa Flow is regarded by raoet editorial writers here as a fresh example of German

_ _ - J______ ”_3_.p__.o“ed_ _ ry- Last quarter moon Saturday, June today. 1 nilnn 1,. ,pr-11111|_v 5111111-1,v1ns_ (Continued on Pqg Thru.) _

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