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NOT SEEKING

PEACE WI

TH GERMANY

Liu ,nd Geor e Replying tor Premier

lated t at no Pro osals had

been Considered. Britain will not

Slteatbe tile Sword Until the Free-

dum oi Europe

» _ _ _ _

has been Secured.

PARIS, Oct. 28.-All four Entent

Allies have refused peace, and pre- ‘made in September, 1914." "a"°nB me 'ww being made for new ' LONDON' Oct' 28'_sh` Edward with their 'Austrian and Bulgarian cleared the Bulgarians out of the are falling back in the North they Petro rsd “Oi B ectrlclliar ii htin 011

drives on all the fronts.

LONDON, Oct. 28.--An emphati

Foreign Affairs, in the House of Com

c molls this afternoon agreed with the

denial that Great Brit in was engaged proposition advanced by Lord Charles

in any peace negotltflioils. direct o

r Beresford in the shape of a question,

indirect, lvlvasumtpde by David Lloyd that in view of Germany’s “many ' - ' d George, t e in ster of Munitlons, in breaches of international law," Great " ' . ' ki n roa h to the from Riga who witnessed the cannon- reply ,to a quemon in the_HouBe of Britain was under no obligation to Austrians have crossed the western British troops are cooperating with are ma ng a ear app c

Commons today,

Lloyd, George spoke' for Premie

observe previous declarations and con-

r ventions between the two countries.

Asquith, whenthe question of which " We shall continue, I hope," Sir

Annan. Bryce had given notice cam up. The query was as to whethe

Edward Grey added, "whatever Ger-

r many does, to, pay regard to thos

unoilioial exchanges of views had been considerations of humanity which are carried on, between Berlin and Lon- independent of any conventions; and

don with the possible object of th

the right of neutrals must, of course,

conclusion-of an early peace, and be respected."

whether inquiries of similar natur

LONDON Oct 28-The su "estion

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had been made by oillcial represents- advanced in a question in the House

tives of-any neutral Power.

of Commons to-day, that the Govern-

" Certainly not," was the reply of ment might take steps to trace and

the Minister of Munitions.

sequestrate private securities in Eng-

" The words of the Prime Minister land of the German Emperor and

still hold good." he added, referring rulers of German States and hold not only to the question of peace them as security for present and negotiations, but to the query as to possible future damage caused by whether the Premier still adhered to Zeppelin raids, does not lieetl the the declaration in his Guildhall speech approval of Premier Asqulth. '

that Great Zritain should not sheathe The Premier informed the House, her sword ntii the “freedom of through David Lloyd George, Ministe

Europe was secured."

Mr Lloyd George continued “W

`-of Munitions, that he did not consider

- : e tall not think of entering any peace method _of,'detel-ring the enemy from

CHINESE PHEMIEH

-in Peace Compact HAS HESENED

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, Oct. 20.--Japan has be- 1°'

come a. party to the agreement not t

conclude “a separate peace with Ger-

many. .

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Minard's L-lnlmsnt cures gargct in cow

CONDENSED ADS.

TOO LATE FOR

(Special to The Guardian)

signation of Hsu Shih Chang, Chinese Premier, was announced here to-day. The oiliclal telegram from Pekin con- veyed tlle information but no cause

o - was given. The report_is that he is

out of sympathy with the proposed change from a republic to a monarchy.

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ls I-NcE-sstul lun sluoullull

serbialls Gallantly lloiiilllil oii the invaders who ar

Mallin but ` Slow i’rogress and at Feariul Cost. Allowed Thom

Frenc have llriven-Bulgarians 0ul ot Veles District Solves moo Began llomlmrgmgol

trom both Sides. German Short-

R age oi Ammunition Critical.

and c,Captured Slrllinitza Advancing 20 Miles ini

n The re ort that Usku has sian positions, along a front of 150 (Spwisl t0 The Guardian)

for just such nn event and thus rar there has been some trench flshtins. tile EX°i“l“€° '1fe}_°¢l'“i’i‘ °“‘i’ Y hnvs hsstsn nu nu attempts to throw In the East the battle is still resins ‘from Athens says. It is panned thsm hack. In fact the Montensgrlns for Riga snd Dvinsk which tar nearly il $000 S°“_f°° lil" the '°“°‘ 8 fd

that tile scheme offered “a practical hold my-png pooltlono ln Aooh-lon two months Von I-liudenburg has been three days fighting have °°C“D'9

_ terrltory,'out of which they will have endeavoriug to reach, first from one Strunlitza and advanced 32| k‘l0-

oegotiations I except in common with future violations of international law." to ho driven before their own country- ilDirlt'til'€\I l'r0li\ another. During the metres, about 20 miles, into Bu glar ap

, ._ , f is invaded. ’l‘here'is no change in past week the Germans have poured terfitory. The Bulgarians lost eav -

' the southern area of Serbia so far as il P0l`fGCt Til-ill 0f Shelli! 011 tile RUS- ly- _

. I . h . .

e our Allies, according to the agreement (s,p°°m 1° tm Gund an) hx: I-ecpptov-odp lo not oonflliqned, miles from the mouth of the Dvina to LONDON, Oct. 29--"Accouolo 1-oooh.

LONDON 'oc`t. 29.-'rho Germans The French, however, clulm to have south Dvlosh. Although the Russians sd here." says a Renter despatch from

E . Il 5 K

Grey' the Secretary °t State 1°” allies are still mating an attempt to Veles district. lf true this would have generally held and returned shot the island Of Daierl on the Dvlna Riv-

` cut off the retreat of the main Ser- render Uskup an ullsafe place for the for shot, which would indicate that _ ` _ ,blan army, which is oifering such invaders, in the opinion of military their supply of ammunition is now sat- whither the Russians luled the hel- oplrltod resistance to the invade;-o_ mom isfactory. Through the Lake District, mans allowing them t0 il\Bll1ii lllifm- Wilile Von Kackenzen's force ad- ill what other way Serbia is to be between Dvinsk and Sventsyally. the selves before beginning a bombard- vances slowly from the north the assisted has not yet been' disclosed Russians are steadily advancing an

ment from both sides. Spectators

border of Serbia south of Visegrad the French in the south, others are Vllna Dvlnsk railway. In the South ade,-.frolrl a_bridge ncr0ss_tile‘ river. and are moving eastward. The But- on their way, but where they will be they 8180 C0IltlIlll6 iw-l‘I‘YiIlt! tile 1’-l\5'l WY the ‘Wei Wal’ “milled Wil-Ill'ei'm“’& Eorians are marching westward on n. used remains a secret. The Russians’ tr0-Germans with frellllellt iill‘\lBiB- corpse” ll°“lIllK 110W" l-hi; Blielim “"1 wldo from from pl,-ot, which Hes- plans also ore not ye; disclosed, Emperor Nicholas and son are now said the German troops ad been a - south-east of Nish to Zajecsr north- From German sources it is reported visiting General ivlilwlf ill tiliS l‘@i!l0l1- T110” eillIl‘elY “filled Oilf-

o _ oumo long are about to As the Germans are reported to _ ~

eagtf Egygghlt io 9, long Way ac,0ss_ :Eg-`:,v,:hE-Ep linen- Elo; wllh lho Eptooto have sent a part of General Von Lins- (Special to The Guardian) and the comm-y is dlmcult to traverse' Amos and Wm allow tho pooooge of gens’ army from this region to the LONDON, Oct. 29.-The failure of bo; the SM-plans are bound to defend }m|g.p.mll|1op Russian troops through Roumania frontier to guard against the Germans to take Dvinsk and Riga it as long a`s'possible. As their great their t€i‘i‘it0i‘Y i0 llttlick Blllgil-i`lil» R°\§m"'“i°'“ “tack °“ vm' Mackem arsenal, Kraguyevatz. is situated in 'from the ll0\‘tii- “ll” f°"°°5 I” Serbm' Em9°"““t this sl-en, they will nouhtlsss hold on‘ Greece has assured the Entente °"°“l° “fe l°°l‘°“ 1°' “‘°“g the Sly'

with the hope of making an eventual- POWGYS that ilel' li€\ltl‘i1iiiY i`€il1lliilB “nd Gaucm'

retirement in the mountains slung the friendly to them and has pointed out G°“°"“l ~l°“"’» F'““°“ C°“"“““‘1°" Montenegrin frontier and in that that alfelldy Bile llils Elven tilisill l“'Chi°E' has arrived in England' He country. nssistahce in permittlll the landing of ililil ll- 10118 00iif9l`8l1°B with Elin Kll'

To forestall___t_his the Austrians are their l-FOODS Bt Slllcnikl. Chener to-day and visited other min-

also attacking Montenegro, but have 011 the 0lli9i` fi‘0lltil l-ii@i`B ill ill-tie laters'

made little progress, as the Molltene-‘ 01' 110 Change in the situation. ln the d

grins. under their veteran lighting West i1l'l-lll`6l‘i' ellgllgmllellts relllllill (5P°°l°' 1° T‘h° G“°" '"2 h t King, have had along time to prepare the chief method of warfare although LONDON, Oct. 29.-A desélu c me

is attributed in Petrograd, according to a Renter despatch from that city. not only to tile too difficult nature of the heavily wooded country. which pro- hibits mass movements of troops, but to shortage of nlnmunition which is said to be becomillg critical.

LONDON. Oct. 29.-Frederick lien-

net telegraplls the Daily News from Petrograd:

The fiftieth day of General Von

er, a few miles Southeast oi' Rlgaf

, , ' T

DIIINA RIVER CHOKED I

Y WITHGERIIIIIN DEIID

Enemy lured by Russians who

to insiai Them-

Hilldellburg’s oifensivo against Dvinslr has now passed. So far the only re- sult has bccll an enormous loss of men. Despite the mass of heavy siege guns brought from Koeuigs- berg to fling showers of metal, Dvlnsk remains beyond the range of the Ger- mun tire.

Yet the importance of the attack

is too great to allow it to be abandon- ed. Von Hindenburg seems determin- ed to reach Dvinsk for tile purpose of satisfying public opinion in Germany. Ile is _now preparing n'ew plans of at- tack. Generals Buelow and Laueu- stein, with four divisions of Von Mac- kensen’s army, have arrived from the South to operate on the Rigs and Dvinsk fronts.

General Russky is determined not

to yield. He strongly guards all the roads from the forests and marshes, and all the approaches to Riga.

Gelleral lvnnoff has gained a great

success in the Dubno-Rovno region llcur Volhynia, in moving fifteen miles westward of Olyka and occupying the village of Collstnntillovka. Tho Rus- sians llow colnluolld tile chief artery of his region, namely, the causeway joining Dubllo and Lutsk.

,_>

WASHINGTON, __Oct. 29.-The re-

and was on his way

til ll _ .~- . I . .-

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FAM°U3 |313 ‘GENERAL 'B LEADE I origin of the $500,000 tire, which last

ING BTEIT 8H` IN BALKANS. mlm’ dem-oyod a pier, used by the (snow to the Gu.,d|"_)

iilore

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No Conscription Russians Bombard Roumania Likely H

In Australia Bulgarian Ports To Accept Proposals ;f;;;;5‘“.3,2“?;‘“...h"‘;“‘1;..,v';;§’,,::;; Without Election With Serious Damage From Entente Allie

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(SPBCIII *°,Th° G“°'°dI°“)h RQME, vin Paris, Oct. 29.-A de- AT};§§;°§_\%ct? 29_E_1~¥,;rH;gtE9, guys organisation of the cabinet was dis-

MELBOURNE' oct' 29'_W eg D' spatch to the Giornale D‘Italia from it has loo;-ooo from n diplomatic cussed at length by the political lead-

delegation representing the Tra es' ,\ ,

, 1, d Il nian port on the th t th i diontions that ers, but us no det nite .lrrallgelncllts

§E£ErlS;?‘ubIll:siE1e'E'raM£EalE>€E<u;|;> xvultltggkgld Il§l‘E1s0lsnS<E:: dlescE"l\E11;]: the attack by the legglilrglinlqawillelazclzlptt groposalg from could be reached, the cllunlllel' of

ose of battleshi s, lli or olnin with deputies, which was awaiting tile ap-

‘Or B' pronouncement as to me atmuEieI §ultEsEE1llEpgEE?»t ilgultu). botillbliftiefl Vaillia EEiEmE3nEteIi`iEehlgxhlyglllrubable, thsg news- pearance of the ministry in the house, M me Government toward] coygscropf and Birgas and the 11€lSill>0l‘lllE C0\lBt-- paper gnyo, that the Ruoolon forces adjourned in tho afternoon, without Mon' Premier Fished ec are 3 E1 »` The torpedo boats, the despatch concept;-ated on me poomoolop fron. any fol-mai announcement having B°mm°n would not be introduce lpn' says succeeded in warding oif attacks ue, are to be pe(-mmed to pogo been made. Australia unless the people or 8 of~ A’ustro-Bulgarian submarines. The through Roomonlo to go go tho aoolol. There had been rumours since the C°m'-nonwealth were EWS? an ;),l;_?¢?,T damaged caused by the bombardment once, of So,-bio_ Tho Eplome poworo, resignation of 'flleopilile Delcase, the E““"" °' v°“”g “°°“ t 2, fi" mf ls described ns very serious. lt is shin. lntsnd to sntlsry aoumanhrs forclsn minister. cf important changes He “ld the Gwemmon R lm ` The Bulgarian artillery made a ambitions, lnoludlpg hor qoolre for in the cabinet, but tile withdrawal of

‘°,'Q§°“ "E ,§'i§§f,“g 1" a' bm dealing* feeble reply- The report says that térl-ltorv ln Russian nsssul-shin.

W “msc D ' 1.? some detachments among t;letB\1isH\‘-

-ian troops in the coast or s gave R 0 cheers for Russia, during the bom-

No Ministerial AMSTERDAM, vm London, 0,, ,,, p Alollilizciliig Army PRICES III IIIX IIIHS

bardment.

trary to international law, says a ~ _

EX-PREMIER BRIAND GIVES A despatch from Seam considerable pn, AND AUSTRIAN FRONTIERS

(So°°i=I f° ti" G"=f<il°"-i STATEMENT To THE PRESS' ;§'f§y§d'°P°"Y °' B“"‘“‘“““ was “°` Pauls, oct. ze.-'rho sslonihl cor-

. - - , _ 28___-1-he fonowmg H h 'B I “mn Government intends respondent of the Petit Journal learns BER w _

the King hBlJD6Il€d Y€Bt6l‘ii&Y ll1°i'il' PARIS’ Oct T B “ 5 _ from a reliable source, that Roumania MARCH pR|¢E3_ ms He was thrown from his hm-Be statement to the press was made by to place under compulsory adminis has mobilised 450 000 men, ot whlch FIRM MAKES

u ' , P

d e erely bruised- The f0ii0WillB B'I““d‘_ _ "“tl°“' all French and English pm 200,000 re concentrated on .he Bul-

gxdicidiltnnouncement was madez- .. »._p!_emm_ Vivian; took Btellit:-° fn"-' party lil B“lS*“`I"" In order to hav? garinn :rontier and the rest on the APPRoPmAT'°N OF QUARTER

nwhne the Kms- tm, mo,-mpg large his cabinet. lam _con ltléliiifl Boom-ity for the indemnification o Hungmmn frontier' where impregw ALONE (Thursday) was inspecting his army them ll! l1lYt\trr|,but ‘have l\‘0i°t 33'; Bulgarians, who suffered by the bom- able defences have been conm_ucted_ .

in theiieid, his horse, excited by the m°“d“'-‘R sincgithlereths ’;‘;:;e':_n*;a0ns' bardment. -_“_”

cheers of the troops. reared up and ;"`ll1°l:~ hB‘:i°‘:;m;‘§';'ho“§ political lead;

fell. The King was bruised severely' A 6 i' 'ld it BALONIKI.

t p d f th ers have been only sem official, a

gltlgsewill be confined o e or 0 oak you to explain that it is in thio~_ ,J , . I A PARIS Oct 28 _The Salaam cor foxoo lo this province and elsewhere

th t ctlvities must be re ` to learn that practically nil fur prices

` ‘Q lagegfulletin says me Kms had :msd aPeElll§pE I may be in a post- ;§';,|;°';gg"§1é’|§tt,I;‘|’; I';':lv'§l§‘;_§';_;£§°§`if are higher than they were last March.

a ar ng .” p tion to say more vary soon." , . “mn from has subsided* calm `h“: Silver fox fur is 15 per cent. higher

_ ‘ ‘ .____.`t." ~‘< * " ing prevailed for 24 hoprs. h b

Oct- 29---A ii°“l°i"ii , 350 BY LINE OF BRITISH A squadron of aerop anes as een _

Bflllilil h°“d‘i““"‘°" ` ` P|Ee'ErsuAMEns Fon Hllmsuvo assembled at 9'il°"““ “mi I” “°°“ ‘° EEEX1§0p§E"csc:EEt`hlIEIE;erthuumlllI

“2‘.§‘.;1i’.i‘.§...‘.;’ .i.‘;°..‘§i‘;§: Sir Bryanlhiahou, 'l‘o s-Lsé»s-;pso;§¢gP¢-- »f°°--l by -if »° ss ffm-

FRENCH AVIATOR8 NOW AT

‘THE WEATHER,

PARIS, Oct. 28.-The French cabi-

net, of which Rene Vivialli was head, resigned to-day, but up to u lute hour

S had not succeeded ill completing his

task.

The subject of M. Vivlani's retire-

ment from the premiership and the rc-

M. Viviani was ill the nature of a sur-

IIIIIIIIII MINISIIII IIIS IIESIZIIEII IIIIII I IIIISIIIIE HHIIII IS ISKEII III EIIHM IIEW EIIBIIIEI

prise, as his ministry received a vote of confidence in the chamber recently by a very large majority. One explan- ation oifered is thai; Pre\lier Viviani has overtuxcd his strength in his oiilcinl position by his strenuous ser- vices ill connection with the war.

Aristide Brialld, who held the otlice

of minister of Justice in the late

cubillet, and who was premier in 1913,

ill a statement respecting the changes in tile cabinet., said that Ile had re- ceived no otllcial mandate, as there was no ministerial crisis. Throughout the duy llc conferred with the political lenders of all shades of opinion, with the purpose of reorgullisiug the minis- try so as to include the best available men ill the country. lt is stated that M. Briand will be oillcialiy invested with the mission of forming a new cabinet ns soon as his selections for tile various portfolios are made.

SIEIRII AIIIIIIIEIIIG

LAMPSON'S REPORT FOR OCTO-

SHO S A MARKED AD

The report of Lampson's fur sales

for October has just bccll received, and it will be gratifying to owllcrs of

than at the March sales; red fox 40

March, Muskrat 40 per cent. higher. Mink 20 per cent. higher and Marten 10 per cent. higher. The furs quoted same as last March are Russian sable. blue fox, bear, ermlne and olllnchilln.

Gd B l-li°i'°\lKll mV°°l»i5“l‘l°“ l“E° th” TIDEQ MOON’ ETC' There are none quoted lower than ill

March.

ln this connection it is interesting

Billii Fliiiliei Lum' °f,B""'I'h °l°°m°" TORONTO. Oct. 30.-_-Mlfltllllel to note that a private letter was \e- for Ihirmwts ‘ll P'°Yl!i°“° “G °“l*~ -showers st fu-st. followed by moderate csnuy rsselvsn ln chnrlottstown Dil” f°l` Elllllmdl mini* “mi 'Ewan' north-west winds, clearing and cooler. fl-om one of the lsfsest, possibly the

M°l'° tim” 9' mml9“.d°“°"' w°'th 'I' THER.-Y0l`l-BNIB? was largest, fur houses in tho United

mostl i tts from China

gudrgislfu, was En'?lg°wst-choose. but

bslf of the contents of the buildings was saved. ‘-

The fact that the fire started in iles of rattan stored with other high- Ey lntlsmmable moreliahdldo in the s o 'manner as two suislrbiues last

'lT§'¢.l¢y, -sumo animals to l»sllsvs‘

that the tire probab y was set by some

ho oh acted Eo shipment of

:England ojf wal* fs* the Russian simian.

nl"

de Will be iillil tilll &tt6l'n00l1 would be the coming fashion and a

lt 5-05. liitl M0045? strong demand would be created at ad- llllll will 'NW nl0l'li° vanced prices. These conditions were

It 3-Yrllld Titel- experienced by the fur trade a few

States, the following extracts from

dell which are signiilcant:-

" Since the opening of the European

war s. new market has been establish- ed for the silv`er fox, cross and blue fox pelts. 90 per cent. of which was formerly exported to London. We in- formed the fox industry that fox

months later, when, from the silver

this afternoon st' 4.49 fox downward. all fox pelts advanced

4.48 and Monday at at least twenty-tive per cent. An l-0l\\°l‘\'°W mofillllt It allowance of one quarter of a million at 6.41 sad Tnssdsv at dollars was made b the directors of

our company to he invested in silver fb: elts sions."

je fact that this company 1:#

will m o untill an appropriation for '

onfc|\Aeue"torms‘ilvflr Iioieoeitll li; my sv ,_ c_ n ,ca _s cear

§petRIIve demand for this ulyusbl:

MILLION TO BUY FOX PELTS'

per cent. higher; white, cross ulldl

EEIIMIN PIPEII

IIEMIIIIIS HEIIIIE IIE U. S. MIIIISIEII

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON. Oct. 29.-The Vossische

Znitung, says ll despatch to tile Ex- t-llango Telcgrnpll Co. from Amster- dam, challenges the German Govern- ment to ask Washington to recall the Americun minister at Brussels, Brand Whitlock. "Tho recent Covell case," says Vossisclle Zeitung, "m\_1st be util- ized ns an occasion to put an end to Wllitlock's activities, he being the minister accredited to Havre, the pre- sent sent of the Belgian Government, and not to Brussels. If America de- sires a representative in Brussels she must send one agreeable to the Ger- nlall Government.”

U.S. AMBASSADOR IN CONFER- ENCE WITH KAIBER.

l3EItl.iN. Oct. 28.-United States

Ambassador Gerard declined to-day to discuss for publication his confer-

onco yesterday with Emperor Willii?. The conference took place at Po so dum and lasted for an hour.

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