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-.~frii°=`1*‘f.°ri'\°°_=_i.~- mls fh°n°\ufed_-by dl‘1l|\C‘\l?l_‘.°l’ Yl.!“°lT9< W’ ll°‘° ‘W two`il`ll_\_0§Qlitsn.i'rv‘>n1 France who have won distinction Inst' only on the ileld c‘f_"bi”tt_ls"~B\\t inklthe peaceful sphere ogfietters. _ 'l'_hey‘ _ are Captain Eugene . Duthdit-otgtss si-my. Profess- o‘t'¥`of_ and -'Political Economy inf the" Uliivorlity 'vof -Isllie, -and 1 Lieu- 'iahei¢°f'\»if`v.f-s|s°~-ec-_vhe rrmh -Army and"Pi'dlldpnt of "Tile `Frleiids of rinsed." -'» - ` '» ` ‘ 'gesoeisesfui-ivea -in the -my lste_’f_8§turl¢y="nlght - and .- yesterday af- ternoon _ere tendered arecoption st. `Bt.Du`llstzi's-gllnlveraity’ at which were- y'seseh¢._l=Iis Honour-Lleiit.~ Governor'-. Iiuioensia.-inis nsieshis the-Bishop" or Giisrlottebbwn. -'Hen. Murdoch -Mc- IUNl0'l\{'U6|-. thefllbil. §.‘R. `56ii\fina,‘, Dr. -W. J. P. M_oM'illan, Mr. 9.' 'G'M~ -leddiit. Kiev. Dr.~_J. _M'oMlilian,- the Fac-
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reprsQ£_nt:'atives`of the Examiner, 'Ps/if
30% -`0_ulr'\lll`.n .an`d"s."n'umber of oth _including M_rs.(Premier) Arsen- aeit, Iii-l_es.i_ Mai-deck nexus noitfand ‘lies Molionaid. Government
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m S zglalllof tliellniversity and was _ _ Q' "" er'§y`f the »Rector, Rev. _ " ' `.“;§}te`r an overture' by che'-b_ _ situ sneer eii-esiion or mv. rs 'J' ' -_the-asetqry is s _brief
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5, We are fprtvlisged he said. _"to 1rgfe_ense;;\_'y¢o','_;'|ilstiii_g’utsbed sous of rrgsoe.'#t\o have coins-with rrsierssi nyttleit _item lim .historic somry so rleii in'il.s’trsll_tlons and; in our own dey. in deedfs of'vsle_\rr:`unpara1lefed in ihe_hlswrv'bf the wma. when we
say bhey from t»he.home of r_uaihsra._ ` h. that ihsemssi-shie iesliemviie liasiea the .miss snnies ihqgrestesi wer in history is i:he'.'gfeet_est_ victory for freedom and _xfi“hteo\isnes`s the _world has ever Wifi, ‘;wfejfe`ei that we have said a gi-_'ui kies._i.v 1 . 'file rein-site speaker. centuries
séiiimi 'lf_‘i~S_iigie_.`wss‘ not sn es the e' éieirot me atlantic, she had sont tier m_l|!iqn;_a_r_ie_s abroad over the v;r_ei-_Ia._ rhde. were the ihfsi in .sms the the ' -primeval forest in t»!t9N°\»i--tlislrs __ they sm chi-Istiss ifvollies hedlfli bn the shores of the gferg- si._ niivisi_i¢s_. - _ns hes much plélsure i|l“ii§7_l_li|¢ upon Cllillill mlb; one .n ' - ~ -
_in it most. eloquent -personal meseesv
nation to the Domin- aolino`w‘ledgeni_ent of
coming to the'
'ln her 'historic invading Hun.
his deep'sense of' in ms Lofeshiuf homage to 'His
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md Brandestcause in the history of U10 v/0rld_ He concluded by again °'l.1°“\illl8` 01° People of the province on' behalf of_ the French Government and French nation for' so valiantly com- ing.-to their aid in the .hour_ of need, assistance which 'had 'helped mater- ially in enabling the Aiiies to win the Sloriofus victory which had been so recently _celebrated throughout Allied countries.
Lieut. Fiery spoke -first in English
and returned thanks Ito Canada and this province for coming to the assist; ance of France in the -war. Then !P°&|¢ll\8»~_i_n French he recalled the llllvrepnedness of France~.and -Britain in the early days of the war andthi determination with which they met the on.-rudhing Huns-'their minds being ilxed'on.one thought in connect-_ ion with the defense of Paris, viz_- Tlhey shall not .pl.ss." He fini: dwelt upon the- German campaign in Alsace from which they lwned to Tissue sn easy entry into France and make a rapid approach -to .Paris. But the Ger- mans reckoned without knowledge of the determined spirit of the French. The French army had taken its stand on the boundary and notwithstanding the .most determined attack by the enemy they yielded not one`inch, the word having gone fortih “They shall nat pass" and they did not (applause.)_ in the north of the ,Germans disused' to get _to tlteleeutand to out ol! communication from
Allies cried “they shall not pass,” and they didn't (applause).
At Verdun possibly the greatest and
most determined'sttempt` was made by the Crown Prince's army to break through an`d cut and hew its way to be- loved Paris. They -they were me/c by that distinguished and most gallant of soldierp. Marshal Fech, who decreed "They shall not pass,” and though the Germans sacrinced half s. million men in the dtteslrlvt the decree' of Marshal Foch was inviolate-they did not _pass launllusel. . `- _ _
In July the Germans played their last _card in the -hope of breaking through 'to'the»cote»t or to Pe/ris before the` Americans could come in their numbers to support the Allies. On the eighteenth of that month -Marshal Foch 'took the initiative in is counter attack. with the bsitle cry of "They shall not.pass"-and a-lil was over for Germany-they did not pass. (Loud Applause.) Foch the generalissmo of t!ie“Allied .'A.1‘|nles~‘is a."eou of-Fi"anc'e and a Catholic, true to his country she is his fsi¢h.~sna whim usdsr the providence of God was due the-81°F ions victory "Which had crowned the Allied' arms, and' Brom him and thc Government of l“renc_e lfhsl' 011118 _¢°_ 1lp°.`pee'ple_._lof_ Canada to c4_inv'ey.to l.hem‘ the thanks of Franca for- the mngnirncent part which the Cansd isps pisyed in :resins Francs frm the invasion of the Hun- (A'l\l>\l\ll°-l nis`Loi~ssh_i1» the Bishop roueigea speaking si-sc i's._-rifench. in which 1angui`»ge.he is th`orous'll'lY li _H9319 and sss`¢Iusin¢_ is nssusa- Hamid. 4°
visitors. us _win so-sm. he said. ,our soldiers visitors WGN U00 m°\'l°°'~”`I'"° ;,°i-'iiship teIe_e1'ni~s establishment ot rhrusiveniiy si-niusuene thirty or .'w,¢,__y',,§-|__¢_¢o,__the place it _illlel in oieheucsttehel iifesf niurossjwfwt 'world-and n' _wcspisis buchen who will the W" bsokeout was in .professor in Boe- _iqlogy ind thai author _oi gsliodk on in- séiiuutdsvslbvsliil WN” ll' "‘_’[““ sm uow'ts°"l¢\¢!°.# W f°*‘*- A' ei iae__eq- they 1»v_'f§_°f- thelr` services 'to their. _in the trench- es; .low vm HU NW# "“’°° iip¢..s'siI»ihey wo ‘tes U10. 1»°ll°°_
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Will lit Asked to
(Special To The Guardian)
LON-DOIN. Dec: 7.-Great Britain
will demand of Germany £8.000,000,- ooo," spprcsimeteiy $4o,ooo,ooo,ooo for Great Britain and her Dominions as reparetionfor the war, according to the Daily Mail The newspaper says it ‘understands that David Lloyd-George, the Premier, will make this announce- ment in a speech-ali‘Leede today. This today, the Daily -Mail adds, is what the war cost Great ‘Britain and her Domlnions and British taxpayers will
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.Billion tovllreat Britain and Her Doininioiis. The French -Claim Will lie Much Larger.
be re-lieved of £400,000,000 per un. num. by the German payment. The .British claim, says the Mail, has been prepared- by U. committee under Mr. Hughes. the Australian Premier. and Baron Cunliile, former Governor of the bank of England who is; one of the, principal members of the committee. lt adds that it' is expected the report will be pu-Ulished today.
The Daily Mull says' -the French
claim for-reparation will be infinitely larger than that of Great Bitain.
l_letmanof Ukraine ' . Has Been Killed
_ issseisi rs' The eusrenr.) GENEVA, Dec. 7.-General Skor-
opadski, the Hetman of the Ukraine. has been killed and all power in Kiev is now in the hands of Unionist troops after a severe battle in which 10,000 men including 500 officers, were kill- _ed or wounded, according to a tele- gramreceived by the Ukrainian Bur- eau at Lausanne.
'Ex-'Crown Prince ` ' I llenouiiccs Claims
` (Special to The -Guardian)
P ARIS, Dec. 7.-Crown Prlnce-Fred- erick Wilhelm rendu-nces his right to the»German throne. A despatch receiv- °‘llf'%Basel tom the semi-oiilcial Wolff Bureau _quotes the Crown Prince in-Hneuncing the throne as having said. _ _
“I renounce formally and definitely
'all rights to the crown of Prussia and the imperial Crown which would have fallen to me by the renunciation of the 'Emperor King and for other rea- lsiltted by my hand. Done at Wierlng- en, Dec, 1, 1918. Signed Frederick bviiheihi.
and _Ganadian velour, he said, fw'ent to _the _hesirt siidgave us an idea of the pst/Dim in which they are held in Frbdde.
iron. Meissen Moximisn ieiiewsa sud in s brief address expressed his pleasure at meeting inenwho had so qisttiignlshed themselves on the field of honour. ` Y '1'he‘excellent St. Dimstairs orch- 'estraaftve a number of "delt¢lvl-full? rendered selections: a solo, “A Flras- ment from Alsace" was sung in 'spléiidld 'voice and expression by Mr. Le Qlerc, one of the students. ` nafv. oi-_ menenss in sississ stated thatiilt. Dunstsn's University had-good' cause to extend a warm welcome to these distinguished men. 'Hundrdds of -former students of St. ounstsire has fought side W =ld° wiifhfthem while 78 of those reS'lB’¢°|“‘ ed sisce'1‘ei4 -have isiies hart in 01° ws;-, -many in whom new iie under the `poppiel,'0f'F'ls'h_ders. _ - _ c¢‘ptdn'<Duthoit and Lieut. Florv were ‘entertained lest night at Govern- eientfris'ss'e,- the other some Mills 'p,,m|”_f|,||q ‘Arrsenault. RSV- D,-, me Imsiiish. and mv- Df-
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(Special To The Guardian)
PARIS. Dec. 7.-#British worships
have entered the Russian seaport ot 'Reval,`according to the Petit Journal in answer to an urgent request from the Government of Esthonla. Similar action wilfl be taken, the newspaper ladds, i.f any other of the small Balltic 'nations ask Allied protection.
Lloyd George Commends
Britiin Day in U.S.
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NEW YO-RK, Dec. 7.-Lloyd-
George British Premier in a cable ;received here today by the National :Britain Day Committee says “l am al- ways delighted -ts hear of any work which helpsto make our two nations .understand one another better. We Is‘hall never forget the prompt and de- cisive response of the American Pres- 'ident and people to the Allied call Iiast spring and the invaluable part -played by the American navy in help- ing to free t-he seas from the German .pest.
Influenza Victims
In United States
' (Bpeolal to The Guardian)
BOSTON, Dec. 7.-Three hundred
thousand cases of influenza and pneu- monls, of which 15,000 proved fatal were reported in this state during the recent epidemic, according to an esti- mate made today by -Dr. John Hitch- cock, in charge of .the division of communicable diseases of the state department of health. At present about 600 cases of influenza are report- ed daily. ' __
has joined the present socialietic Gov- ernment at Berlin. according to a. des» patch to the Express today. Adalbert is the third son'of the former Kaiser and`was< suggested forthe Prussian throne after his father and eldest brother fied to Holland. He is said tc be still making 'his home at Potsdam.
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Eleven Men Missing
When Sllip_Struck Mine
LONDON, Dec. ' 7.- Eleven me:
are missing as a result of the British warship Dnssanora coming in contac with a mine in the Baltic Sea las: Wednesday night, according to an of finial communication issued by thc Admiralty tonight. Torpedo boat des- troyers rescued the remainder of th; crew.
British Squadron
Arrives in lhade Bay
LONDON, Dec. 7.-The British \
battleship Hercules, with a naval dele- _I gation aboard, escorted by tive tor edo boat destroyers arrived in Jshdc‘
p . Bay, Thursday, says a despatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Copen- hagen. Jahde Bay is the port of thc German naval station at Wilhelm- shaven.
The spacious dining hall of the,
Victoria Hotel never looked more res- plendent than at the citizens banquet held on Friday evening in -honor of His Excellency the Duke of Devon- shire. '
The decorations were attractive and
tasteful and the whole affalrr was car- ried out in n. manner reflecting the highest credit upon the manager of the hotel, Mr. .Stems and the com- mittee -ls ohlarge of the annngements.
Ilt was token ialtogethes- a magnific-
ent affalr. The menu was all that could be desired and was served flaultlessly and the eipeechqs were not only eloquent but enlightening enter- taining and inspiring.
in laddditlon to the splendid speeches,
solos owpitslly rendered by Lt. Elmer Ritchie, !Mr. Percy Barlow and Mr- C- J. Glallaigher gave much enjoyment. Mr. F. T. Watkis boingfvpianist. 'An orchestra under the direction or Rrcf. Vinnlloombe also contributed do- iightful up-usic during the course Oi the evening. ~
I-ills Excellency the Governor Gen-
eral, wihio wore the insignia of the various orders with _whilcb _he had been invested occupied'a seat st the centre of the table-of hon0_l'.<b°l\°8¢\l .the national colors, which were grace-
was pstrwuc'lnxtlg
BANQ-UBET T0 IIUVERNUR - A _ .GENERAL BY GITIZENS
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'Was ;0iIc of Most Brilliant Functions in the History of the .(1ity. Large Attendance and Eloquent Speeches.
fully entiwined shove him. _ To his Excellency's loft was His Wor- ship Mlayor Wright, who presided and nn his right Premier Arsenault. 'l`u the Premder’s right were U. IS. Consul Pierce, Mr. Donald Nicholson, M. P.,
MAYOR G. D..WRlGHT Who Presldsd at the Citizens Banquet
Colonel the Hon. H. R_.. Henderson and Mhdor llrwln. On the Meyor's left were seated His Honor Lt. Governor McDonald. Senator Prowiie, Mr. Jphn' E. Sinclair, M; P., Lord Nevill and Oamitaiin the Earl _of Minto.
Mr. H. V. Buntain, President of thc
Boardsf Trade was vice chairmen.
There were also present Mlsior
_ ti, A. n. G.. *oei..Hen. e. ri. ' d’nk,ins_-M, D., Col. Wsrbiu-ton,.Jud¢e A. A McDonald, Mr. K. J. liarth.
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Lloyd George Will l)emandnExpIIlsi0n."iillli`_EXlElli§l0ll 'ill
All Enemy Aliens from British Soil. ‘
(Special To The Guardian) LONDON, Dec. 7.-‘In the detailed sta/lenient of his policy issued by Premier Lloyd George yesterday call- ing flor the trial and punishment of the
portion of enemy -rssldentspln _.the United Kingdom during the _war had abused British hospitality and thus _forfeited their claims taremain.
Augthgf Hnhenzollem _:eh rsspossihie for the wsi-, however fmmunirv _#som Law. fwirii.
» ` igh thei rplace, he pledged the entire DRAWN FROM HOHENZOLLIRNS
_ influence of t/he British Governmental' --- I ' -
--- lat the peace conference to see thatl BELLIN, Dec. 7 .-The ' Priileiul
LONDON, Dec. 7.-Herr Adalbert justice was done. ln declaring for the Govemment has formally withdrawn
Hohenzollern declares himself a. dem- expulsion and exclusion of all enemy the privilege heretofore ‘~l|old`fiy-the pci-at. so consuming is his desire to Aliens from British soil the Premier members of the Hothenzollern family sid the cause of democracy that lie pointed out that a considerable pro- in immunity from law. _ _
Inf. noviniimi
His Excellency the Governor Gen
eral and party arrived in Siummersid at noon Saturday in a special ‘trai from Charlottetown. They were me by His Worship Mayor Morrison, th members of the Town Coimcll and : large number of citizens, and give- s. royal welcome. His Excellenc and party were then driven _to th< High School where in the Asseimbl* ,Hall which was decorated with flsgr
‘and hunting for the occasion an apprc
priate' address was read and presenter by the Mayor, to which His Excellency .fittingly replied.. Patriotic music we then given by the pupils of the school The Prince County Hospital was hex visited and the wards were inspected 'by His Excellency. By request of tho Duke who desired to see a fox ranch the train was held one hour in order that he might visit the Park Island Ranch. _
F0ll0W‘ll1S is 'thc address -pregented
to the Dulce:--
Dominion of Oanada
Province of Prince Edward isis;-id To His Excellency, Victor Christian
Willia.m Cavendish, K. G., G. C. V. 0.
The m\1¥0r and 'Down Council ofthe
town of Isfummersidg, on behalf of the citizens of the town have great pleas- ure -ln extending to your Excellency
_a most heemty welcome to our midst. Canada ‘has been fortunate in having ws representatives of the Crown m¢n of marked' elbiiity Iand distinguished statesman and we were happy when it became known that the Vice-Regent to succeed His Royal Hkhnss_s_th¢ illustrious Duke of Connaught was one who is not only descendant of an ancient House renowned for its scru- Dlllous independence and the unfalter- ing support of the rights of thg com- mon people, bnt also one who brings to his high offioewa. knowledge and' ex-
perience 'gained in the Motherland.
We feel ensured that the period of
Your Exoellency's administration in Canada will 'be one of the brightest and the melt progressive in its history
Your Excellency will rejoice with
SND6lliiiBi’y Magistrsite, Hon. George Forbes, Hon. J. S. Mhlrtin. Prof. Shaw, James Mlolsaaic, M. P.` the members of the Oiity- Council, Messrs.'J. J. Mo Kinnon, D.J. Riley, L. B. Miller, R. B. Rlatts-ry. H. F. Connors, P. A.-Smith. and Dr. 'I. J. Yeo. W.W. Clark. City Clerk, Colonel Stewart, Caipt. U. G. Dawson, Capt. J. B. Brown Rev. C.R. Freemian, Rev. C. Westezmsn, Messrs. James Paton, M.L.A., A. A., Pomeroy.
son Rattenbury, W#-F. Tidmarsh.
C. H. B. Longworhh, J. O. Hyndmon, J. E. B. MlcO-ready, J. P. Gordon. Nel-
iIfNIIIii
VISITS SUMMERS-IDF
A Royal Welcome Accorded His Excellency in tl Westem Capital. An Address from the Citizens
_ _ Presented.
‘ is that the senguinary struggl¢ I
ween despotism' and' democracy n==~ ow be said to be at an end and c- fhelming vicecry has attended i rms. In the adhiievemgnt of fl. ‘lorious result it is' our -pel'don"" ride that young men from* our to~» s wsu as nom com- su-is or ii.- irovince have had s. part, 'men wh: 'isvstengl to -the help .of the Mother '_'-ountry in her H-tl olnosd ana I n combat with the 'ell`?s'iiiy'fwli* _i velour worthy oline name Ce.n_=ri on. some have received from iI.~ 'isnds ei: tb¢ii- Kiiifreeognitien fm- wnspicuoue brewery on‘tiie ffield oi battle. some of them wi.il_`1-¢thrn`in iime, while others. their cirmlrailoldn irms are numbered Vrlth the 'hioir lead and rest in .libtce "In Fl_a`|'\d'er' ‘ 'ielde_ where poppies gow." 'We ar- zomfcrted, however by the thonghi -het they have gives theiriivesinthe defence of Liberia' tim _while many crowns in lllnropr are toppling ind one by one am dloappearlng, the “hrcne of England was never '-more secure to our beloved Sovereign, being based on the will 'of the ‘people and supported by ’their deep-rooted affection amd attachltinilt to his `pei~ ion. In this connélition wo'iss`\ii»e. vous nrceiiemy that weeziui is our allegiance to the Britlsh._Grown_ and in forming part of an- .lhirvlre which has delliolletruted ¢0 tl!! *‘0l'H'\7blf°' visas ' cohesion me maimy and naval accomplishments which" stand sspsi-sieiiea is the resume of history We thank Your Excellency ¢or’iit`o
honor of this visit tolour town hops that you viii soon 'in "the island" when bededkodin hdi' summer -mantle amd, when `you`ean see us in our most .pleasin¢`pro_spect.
Signed lby. _ `
MAYOR JAH- A».»”0n*|"°N'
Coundlllers--L. R. Allen, John Grady, ...i. n. cmpheii, '~e.f 'N.- `|ssimin» Th9maaj_Garruthers, Fiddle Perry..
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