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__   _ _ _  _  CANADA, Wli~.DNi'isoAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1916 _ {..... i-.. v...<noi..ii.»¢».»»i.¢-.,.i....._»_.__._g1_£,A_?‘l
WASHINGTONAGAIN GENERAL VIEW' -OF WAR SITUATIONA BRILLIANT VICTORY f
  _ is ur llolllllsr li  
Several. Americans sent to the Bottom -_.*`;1’.'2§i‘.i.,“{..Q;.‘.‘:""2.?.§‘.’.ll.i §.l§L‘i2i‘ff’ ‘iii
)i’1thout _Wai-ning, Sui-vivo,-S 311e11ed_.l;...."lS.'.i°i-5;“.J‘i}i3’3;i2ii_ ‘".i“‘;§"° "E
     In_ sllhmnrines nnd that she sunk witll
vestlgating, . ‘ at the llincf Up to, lli_o present tlio
‘ I ` _ill AIOIIK U10 I)()l‘(I§:!‘ \)e[w(3Q~|1 T1-angyl.
WASHINGTON, october al.-nes.
truction of the British liors@.;i-ans.
port Marina, by ll. German submnrinc
without warning, with possible logs of
American lives, and the encllnigcrlng
of the lives of seven American citi-
zens in the submarine attack on the
British freighter Rowilnlnors, roporteii
from Queenstown today by American
Consul Frost, contain possibilities or
FEVIVIHE the Submarine issue between
the United States and Germany. In-
vestgationdoillcial.-1 realize, may dis-
close that there iles been no violation
of German pledges to the United
States. Nevertheless, the first re-
ports. incomplete and transmitted by
the American consul, as "provisional"
caused some unezlslilese. The report
on the destruction of the lliarina rei-
fers to t o shi us a “British holsu
D . '
transportll’ If it turns out that she
was in fact in the trallsport service
-.-_-_-_  _-1-_-.~. .-.-_-.~;-._ ._ _ _ _...wt _..  _
of the British government it mov be
found that the mixcd crew of the Bri-
lish llnd American horse tenders could
not claim immunity ngnillst iittiiiik
without warning that attaches to ll
merchant ship. Orders were dispatch-
ed at once to gather all inl`orination to
determiile the status oi’ the Marina
and her crew,
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONDON, Oct. Ill.-Cnptnlil Browne
and xlbout ilfty of the crew of the
British stelllner Mlll‘illil ure reported
by the press nssuclatioii to hilvc
been drowned wholl that vessel won
sunk off the Irish coast lifter hllving
been torpetloed by zl slllnilariiic _ oil
haturday afternoon., 'l'ho rlcspatcli
Dllbllsllell by the l"ross /\ssor'.i;itioli
renllil: “Tile Murinll sunk :lt ~ Il.-I5
o'i:iock Saturday uftcrilonn. '(l:lp-
tnin Browne null about iifty'of tho
crow were drowned."
If 1, ' hilt tilvy' :irc cxtcluliilllitilig lives by
' their liicllloli oi' lighting. All
~ their tcllul~il.y will he ot' no zlvliil, for
T31; Kklurk-Urban Conippniy scorcl:,\ping clerk, added grelltiy to the ell-`11,`0'f§,.111,.|,
one r A ~ - : " -, » ' _ _ _
perfoslnnllgioiiglifeihstn evl§lllill;?(?‘lllr d?iyIIIi0dltdi'c3IoiI;u.iliIIIC  "TIN" Tlmls'V‘w"Hm' I`mm"“m is (WI
Wallked Jimmy" was the' titig of tlllliulid lllllllolil to tllm-ig 'wore  'l/llllli CGHUHL TIM Rumuuhms um in 'WI
bill-a four-act comedy drama which- Urban ill their il lollldiii/ li/iil‘lil‘~'ll ii( ii “mt nm' nm ‘my of 'Who-IIIUL' is Emu"
was aflive throughout with vi’vllcious|l-ters' on tholbclis, ctr., witll ll‘ r'lld|i|r:i;Ii1']l_R;_' `v,_|__("lI_‘1(`_i_'_`\ 0nH'II;::Uf'__h_‘:_(,;
action. It is il play not only pose-essillg Iillo of potter iiltei~spcrcc'd. 'l‘onlorrr w - I » ‘ I »a' ,I  `» _ 55. '
an ilblindance of the right hrund of` lllternoon, “Seven Keys' to Ilulcipzltlf’ ol It wc got ‘mt 0.1 hunch w"m"l"`
fun, but overbalaiicing all is the will bc repeated and..in the' evening ~ .» » ~ ~ '  `-
 “Q   iii `3=W`5i‘i=*\°-S
essehce of w cl pernleatesthe wilolc night's prodiictlu1l:- _ `*""‘“'
1>rE>dut¢11.ion, alnd rrilust have got down Andy, colored factory liaiid-Frriiilil  Pgffs ,,[:eSI’/‘ct"_h_'_)m _(_
n ou tl 'it I. -Ui _ . “ -  ""
Stags. web; mana Wixligcx 3;" £1622; rn’;';:hy Dm, shipping clark of (HW the 'l'l'ibunc from its l’llri.< r:lil'l'ospliii.
stage. Mr. Ilnrden-Klark ill' ‘tho rollo dcrellu i'nl'tor'y-llillv`Wehh, I‘]““tS“Y":“"m""1“°“II°"““I'“"my °"`
of Jimmy Joy, who wolkod into nic ltnly islnloé book-i<oi»cor~Mnis~li-‘f ““'““‘7°° ‘"0 W“"”‘ “""* “'°"“' “"“’"“
ginde,-51113 Baby Shoe 1.iaCtm~y when C,,(.11_ ' I ` ' tilolllllli_vlii.ticll:lii;ii1sl-ol;i|1osilli,:til|1F‘_
th f_ 1.1¢ 1" 1 111 11 1 1 1 ML .AU .I ___ J Z (ierlnllll olilpiro, dnl mill ll ll il fl -
th; Page txhege intscoIIIiIo2otHIgtt§:')ilil\`; [hollis “OWN fowlady Hum "m""" "I"“‘I|i\ir lioslllo. nic:»-- ,
longer and keep on its- legs, was thI:~ Arnold linker, the owner’o nephew _ "lwI"" “'"f"'I" Im" gI"""""‘;f' ‘I,‘,’, yu"
(31111 ,115 <~ 1' 11 1 1 1 ___B-11 11 1 ._ ini lnoelt glvcn to ics rin' oil.
ing`l?edelltl?e’lAI`l&l:3`ru(',ay ill(L)l §1ll)llIl<la1tIlduT\':l§ Jbhii II`lil°l‘(l`Il:v:lll. owlll.\i‘ of the fnc- “llz\vul'i:lns," |10 l‘\lllIil‘iI~" _ __
ingredient.; The way ho mode' tho t‘c~ry-'Flloinns bilroivcr. - "Il _"I{""I‘I _Ii‘1_V\"‘:lI:"’;‘_i;'::" _lI1_;“‘_}I‘li Il’ l‘i"i1i0i\ oi’ lilo vlilllucs ol’ lllichisllchllv
gopm-_ , 11 ' 1 _ 1 11 1 _I1 _ 1 __ .gwnlll illve il~,.l , ' ssl ..
ln..n.i`Z.i‘i'§“?1.'{»`i'.§l.'firi1l2i.§§"‘i§` .n`é`i. .i....i`€IlI¥i..“”" ""'° `“”“°" "‘ "“‘  in -ns-».»~~<l.---.1-~  i
out its chest, so to speak, and pickIHirulii Higgins-, real estate owncr-- "W Dmliil. Ovl.-rlirlli-iilg :ind intl-lin-
up heart, was" worth ll good deal for Cliff Boyer, - Fii<"-1\i\i-- Illii- f“"-i""`0 I“'“II-“iI‘“°S~“ 'fI“’
the lesson it eonvcyoil. 'rlie sploiniiil Josioli Bin-lion, 'n orcililor-clnorlon' i*lWfl"‘“'l-“ “""“‘I -“"» “Wi Ui” “'°"f“ I
tone of the whole production was E. Mills. ot them are the ll\-lSf\“l>‘- M011 fi`0m
better in fact t'han a good many ser- Moses Graham a creditor- Curtis III" "Iii"'*‘ “""" ‘mt “"‘ had ““ th” DMS'
i'n0iig_ _M155 Miligig (}e'c|1 in the 19,111. Simi-1;, '- ` nuts. lllllilcuiimi socnis to iniprovc
ing feminine roto of Kitty Blnlio lilo lliily nlnlie, l<illy's brother- Le Ulf/111 fl i“'i"- ‘mi iilf' "“""“““I"" 90”'
book-keeper was' 'as usual splendid Roy Kenneth. .unt sul-o incrcll' l>"\1l<`-f~'»"
and Miss Dean the irrepressibie and Steuegrllplier- Isabelle Mlirphy 4 "Mill lvllo." I 1\lllii‘<l- “=\\‘i"»' lil” IW”
eccentric- forelndy added a big shore »'l‘oicpilone Girl-l‘onrI Yeung. I i1ii‘i\ 10 <\ill10~\'0 iI\“ill'~' Wh” ‘““I“-" 'I"‘
to the merry sIde’of the story Mr Ofllcer llnnley- Dick lirotilers \’C5f» ‘\'0I‘II"i'*‘ f"" "““`h “""I“""‘ “A
Unban inla black faced character llnll Mrs; Schmidt, hoilriiing llouso k*ccp- l|lIf‘i'3" __ _ __
Billy Webb.. as Bobby Day, the ship- or-Blllnche A,ndrc'ws. “Fldll<>.;lteri lnoii, lic stud, liil\.vi'i__ or
Detegtive iviuggim,-,__ 1,9911() ])am0n_ foniiiics. To support sin-_li_\v:\il.ilc .is
this civiliziliicll- - Iruer i‘lvillv.:ltoii» is
 -.1-_~, -_~_~,,._._._., ,.___~,,-,-,_..__»_.,`._,,, , ,A ~_~,_Y, .,,..,...,,-__-,-_-,-1-... ,_-_-1-,_-_-_-1....,_-,»_»_~,-_-,-_--_, , ._ i~i‘-qiiimil iiiid ri :lf-.l1.~'l'= ui' l"‘.Hl'l0llSIIllIll.\'-
left.. ’i`ilis lille oi' the l<`l'r.~llci\ nzllioni
_ iii owing llbovc ull to the llritisli. |l'l
the llritisil ask next; spring for nlnrcl
. ` oi`|`<\llsive cnlupuigil they will roll
|<‘i‘llll<'e of the l'oui:iillllcr of llci- llriny
` onli in/r natiolizil .sli'l‘l|gtIl.
     fmllnyiili :til-iii-liimiiclll 
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(Cnnadian Pleas Despatch.) I (Canadian Press Despatch.) mon who :irc truly clvill'/.cll._ _
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 30-'A patitmt LONDON, October ill.-A flosplltcli "War like this is i0o_iol'rlbIc for
whose Jaws had been rigid for twenty to ltll.ici"s 'Pelegrsiu compiiuy .from mivliyrc find half civilized people. Ii
years, who had never lenrned to tiilk, Aihclla rays:--“’i‘hl.» (i"z'~.l\ _l;ovl..rn-1 l-i-oeills. :lowil |ll<-is moral wsifltniir-c.
and who had been ohilgoll to obtain all limit will protest to (ic~..\lli:y :igalnst 'rlicy ni-all nlovl>.ii.-lit :iiiil 1-immzlh il,
his nourishment througll ll tlibo, was the i-_ilillmg oi the .-lie-.in-r Aiigllclilii . is only ii~.liiil~d liilclllizvnro wilicil ilu-'
the subject of one ot' the numerous op- 'i`hc inbox unions nt l‘ii~llel\ii hllvo dl:ci~ thc inilrni fur:-r\ io stand the monotony
erations perforlneli at the various cli- ded to strike uiili.-as they uri: gilliluili- Ur iiinir n|».lmi|,"
ning here Lgdiiy as part of the iiotivl- ts(-ii ngnlnst the siliklilg of tlruck \'c.~:~
ties of the clinical congress of sur- sets." A news ngclicy nciipzilcli rrniii- » °
geous of the United States and Calm- Athens suill il Liilrliifllll fiilililiir   
da. rino had tnrpodoci tic (trccc .
The' joints of the patioilt's jaws had steamer tlnklng to Salonilci':l50{r;<f:triiite1  
hardened" following an attack of scar- to the vp mitonr muy(-linen _ _.1 y o
let fever'when he was only one year the recruits wore reported to have  
old. Today Dr. W. Wayne Babcock been drowned.
laid open llisfsliltsnell Joints. scrolled
away a hard bony substance, which _ (cl-median Press Despatch.)
:mls ronna‘¢ove1-|115 trim; lysgminssgi ‘ o'r'rAwA. oct. zll.-Min. innsin lvio-
tfl _°' °""’h M1; at ,B 5 d qimnm. Mr' I' B  Kenna, of ’l‘ol'orltu, who grodulltcd
nazaaeaisqgntoihguqgnlg g'1'w`o ham., - ° °~ _ with honors from ‘tho ixlivorsiiy iillcrig
' _ " _ . l e yo rs ng ins con lippon ci
1'e"°rm°d '“°c6“w"'v'  ng';1?:;2"1%   I)‘;llI.ile li’IIl\ister0»f llslbor to hllvc goli-
tn ”mm°~°t '“W°°"° I“ “"“"  I crili supervisioli uvcr the women york-
fgs tha n&`\°'tolf:_11' ’“Mv$'}~,c}:)t:\l;`:.s":‘,;" n   ers of (lililellil. Sho will ionk after the
’ ° W ' » ~ ‘ ` ` , I interests of women factory workers
mm" mn' ° fulmery were "rmrmed - Eel  and llealwith tho question of wnges.
”~.m°- "2 ‘.".-"»".9}‘.""‘ ' ......_.- ' labor conditions, cic.
' ~ ' - ~ - \ Miss McKenna has already marie a
 , I ~` ., ' (special to me Guardian.) ssuilvoy of the conditions in Toronto
'I  me /I M0NCToN» October Ill-Mr. T- Ii. as regards women workers There age
‘ -  ' l (1 , 3 id , has been air over fifteen thousand employed in t c
J N '   Sdlhtid Sllitilznglsths P. E. ilslnnd Rail- factories of that city. _,
` ‘ *""“‘* “ wBy_ .with nillcg In (lharilottetown. The policy o!_ creating a special
Isucceeding H. Mclllwen. branch of his department to deal with
A mlm. Moon. Ere.
Notable Surgical Greecellliill Protest'   9"~*'If ":l“.“*.‘i ,.,,2‘;:,l
THE WEATHER. -
 TEMPERATURE
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LONIION Oct .ll-Six Anlcrican
lives were lost ill the sinking of thc
British steainer Marina, the Anlcrlcaii
repor
ted the Marina was attacked by two
l l
ten minutes A hezlvy sen was riiniiiiié
number of lives lost is ln doubt.
vania and Itounlnnlll the opposing ar-
lllies continued the fray but with
little change in the situation. ln the
region northeast of Campuiluig, Rou-
nliuiilin llghtilli.: goes on. l`$lleil:ll'cst.
claims the capture ni' Mount ltoslell
at l3l'lltcrl¢zl :ind the repulse of zlitackll
ill the llrage Slllvlg region. llerlill-
-._.,.-.-,-,-_-_-_-_~,-_-_-_-_-_~,~_-_-_-f ~,-_-,-_._._~.,.,._._._. _._._._._._ ,_ , ,,
progress. _
in the region of Slleurduk pass on the
ports, the Rdunlllliiilns drove Austria-
of llutzk ‘ln Voiliynin tho' niingiiiiiii
hrlvo taken Austro-Gerlnan trenullcs,
south oi' Sviniusky the re ulsed n
Berlin states that ltussiun attacks
were repulsed. lil Gnllcill the Austro-
(lormrlns have chcrkcll :lt,tn<~ks below
Stzllr/.ilu and occilpioll ltllssiun posi-
tinilsiii illlrzlyuvku rcgloll noni' llul-
zlzl.
claillls the rpoulsc.. of Ilounlzlllian nt-
tzlclls north ol' (ldmpulllng. lluchzlrcst
says the advance ill .liul Vullcy in the
region ot the Vulcan pass. is nlakiilz
Roumallians have gained ii victory
lloumlllllun Transylvania frontier, A
wireless message from lint-ilnrest re-
Germall back from the frontier wp-
turing prisoners and llrtillery. West
-Y D , ,
counter attack on tho Sllara, River.
Oil the Anglo-Frcncil front ill Frallizc
mill lleigiunl there has been little ex-
oept artillery work. Germans shelled
the British front arouild Yprcs and
south ot' the Ancre thc positions al.
Stull Schwulmll redoubts. Bud weli-
tller is hampering operlltions ill Mace-
donia but the Serblrlns, Paris an-
nounces, have innde progress. lil the
Cerllzl bend the Frellcil hilvo oifcllpieli
ll mollnstcry west nl' Prcsbn Luke. Ar-
tillery conlhllts halve- our-.lipiell the sul-
dicrs oil the Austro-Itlililln front.
THE GERMAN U~53 ARRIVES
HOME.
Gorman submarine ll-53 which llftcr
paying ll visit to Newport, lt. I., sunk
Iivc British ships oil' the relist, is oili-
ciuily alliioiiin-.eil _iii have reached ll
Gcrlllall port in safety. `
Von iiinllenburg Talks
To The Gallery
llllll i`l0lll Alzilwsllzll g'i\'l»s
sonic Illln laik for Ilclllr-
iii. oi" IIN* |ll~0|>ll‘.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
liI‘lIlLIN, ()(‘t0iivl‘ Ili.-~-li`IellI Mur-
shzll Von llindcnburg, (iol'nnlll 1-llioi'
of st:li"t`, is quoted by tho ilvcltsclls
News Agvllcy als i'olln\\'rl:
“Tho i"i'|llil:|l allow grmlt tollllvliy,
ill the ond there will be llolle of them
I`ills wal will lnulie no grolll
l-ilzlllgc in the l-stiliizltc oi' llritish nlili~
tary zlrrolilpii>lii_lncllts, tlrrait. .~4ll'nll'-I
glsts ill pall'til-,illl|r, arc Izlciiillg zllnollg`-
Mon wllo .irc ihlc io lil-.sir wiiilolll.
.lllr-l ll nionih in mon i ni _
l n~l their lillll go lol
\-iiiii-,ii iipii olliii-.:li,f-il,jlrllitivllicll incli-
women workers is a. development of
what L. W. Crothers has done already.
When hebecsme Minister of Dubai- he
appointed women correspondents in
tile- different centres to look into the
iemslo labor. situation, and report
monthly to litm, .Titans will new -be
in direct touch with the superintend-
Canadian-Troops Are
liayiilg a Rest
.\|'tl~r (olliilillolls I l;.;'illlllg_:'
.oil Soinlllo _I\`l'oiii :irc gli'
eil zi wvll vllrlivil rest.
No (‘:lli:llIi:lii (‘:isli:lItic.~l in
lust. Iwo illiyrl.
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
_ iYI"I‘l\\’Vl\, ()ci,oI\or Til,---'l‘h¢\, (',;i|i;1(1.
lllll lliviiiions :li (llc front urn ovillilnily
lllrvlng  woli learned i-uspiln fi-mn 11",
ihlvk ol Illil lighting on ihlz- Sollllnc
t`l‘onl. Il‘ol' tiio first. time ill nlilny
nlolilinl tllo dilily vllbln to thi* Miillsil-.i
of illilitill rl\pol'tell toi_i:i_v ,,no i-.u:uilil-
lic-l." ltepori.-i from the two p|'i\<:led-
im.: lillrs zllsi, iililil'l\ir\d rl ctnssntioll oi
1-lzlsilillllifz uuiollg thc (_‘.iiii;id|;i|if.i_ 11
is slll'illi>'l‘ll Iicrn tliui. the ililllliiiilll.
li-oops ;||`tllr their llaril und rolltilliiolls
iilillilllg of till- port two months halve
now bonll givoil a lfilmlce io rest. and
to l‘cr:|lpr~l':lil". lil the reserves bllllinil
tile frollt iinc lri-ilq-iles.
Russians Ca§li_lll7.e »
German Trenches
_. <.sp¢olnr;lif'¢'@iosl‘lrls"n`; 5 '
l’l~l'i`itO(lll/iD, October $11- Fol-
loivillg is tho oiiicilll report of o-pcl':l-
tions oii thc lillssillll front: lil the di-
rcciion ot' llutsk, ill the region of
l’ll:-ltoilyiy ().<.'l'iie.~;t, nlld soutilcnst <.<l`
Sliilliusliy, our dctacllnicnt :liter llnv-
ing ill=.`.=lil‘oy`cii the cliclny’.~l wire cli-
t.illlglolli<‘.llts, l'llptlll‘<‘.d his forcliiin.=lt,
trvllcii and rnllsoiiillllcri till-nlsclyos.
iilllcllly eolliltcr llttzlciis were llizlllo
witll the olljllct 1'.-I' rcgnillillg lilly
ii'l\ll<'lii_‘.~l i-llpiurcii by us ill the rl~`~
;-';i0n oi' ()siloi'lil‘sI. wi-rc l'epllisc`li hy
our lrllll iiro. South oi' I}l'czc.~:~:llly ill tile'
:lnd lliiistilllloiilll the olionly :Liter li
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1 - 5 . - . _ .
- 4 .
Deutschland
_Reported Lost
(»vlill:ll|.~l .\lIlilii. tllsit- both
hiilllli:ii'ilic.~' wel-l\ Iiliilli-r
iosi. ol' (‘:ipIlll'0li `
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
(li~lNl<IV/\, Switzerland, vizl I’lll'ir4,
tlizioliol' Ili.--'l`llo `»l:lI,lonnl Zeitulil; or
ltalzicl pi~inii~'. till; ioilolvfllg l-ollcernilli:
thu tlerlilllll sllbnllulilcs llrelilcn nilli
liiliiirwillzlnllz `
“ilotil the ilrenloll :ind thc Deuin<‘ll~
Lind halve been ll»r't-_eitllcr rzlpillmll
or sllllli. The llrellllxn llcvlrl' i‘i-llr-lieli-
thc llnitcd Stalin.-l nor rcilirilcd. 'l`iic-
llcilisriilnlid, during her llecnlld trlii
:li:i‘o.~'s tho Atlantic ill Scptcllliioig
illldi: rtlir: nzilnc ‘\Vcser’ also dii=:lp~
pirliluell. Sublllllrille lI»52l was sent ill
ricurch of the vessels, but foulld lin
-.11 lv of till-ln. 'i`ho loss ot' the Iwo
lfollliliewilll sllhln:lrllle~..< has not yet.
In.-ell oiii-rilllly ndv.lii.tcd." -
General Sam Hughes ‘
Will Recruit in Quebec
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
O'l‘"i‘A\\'A, Oct. 31.- (lrlllfrmll Sir
Sam iiuglms inteluis to (10.11. bit ut re-
cruiting work in the province of Quo-
hec. lic said todny' that Ile will
sllortly visit. the prinripzli ¢‘c`nti'<‘s ur
this lliill nlllel' pl‘0\.'llir'cs und usslst ln
plans ol` orglillizlitieli but no dlllcis are
vat zivaiilllhlc. Inciilcl\t:lll_v he will dc-
livor ll nlllnhel' ol' public nlllll'esscs.
'l`ilo ixclllwlll liclic-vos there arc- plenty
of incil in Qllehcc who cnn bc get il'
Will Notlmpelle
Brllldilransporis
LONDON, October Ill-Sonic of thc
iori-o llrtillcry tire l:|llil<-lied ll ~i'cric-i
oi, sllcccs.\li\'o attacks- on our po::~i-, K ~ (i . . 1 
tiollsl. All their :ittllcks were repulsed upon Um mmmpt ol um Immun ul
ly us. At about four o’clock in tllo
tlfiernoon the l».iil:niy wilo llttcinptell Fu 1 ..
_ _ _ _ _. _ . glisli bhnnllel lh-ursday night, say
‘m(f[h(."' atf“"'k “"3 “g‘"" 'cI"‘qF°‘l.by it was' il during stroke and express
oul roilli`c»icclnicuis which hzld hul_'rlcd. “omg msmusfaction that 011,111 of 111,,
up. We czlpturcd il nunlhur of prlsolf- midpxs cS(,nm,d_ They dc~(,1m,c that
ers. . - , ~
U-S- iliiwl' Unions ll-';..::::..¥"lf:.f::'
   MxfI"l|,c‘ holdlicss' and during of the
-~~-- |-slrolco nillsl. hc ncknowlcdgod, und it
Working Men in title United States
Asked to Withdraw Their Sons
From Boy Scout Organizations. l
____ /.
1l(lS'i`()I\'. (lvl. 1i0~--Workillp; mon of
the i,:o|lntl'_y :irc llslkcd to wiihdrilw
iiicir sons lriini lloy Scollt orgllnizn-
tioris iii :i l'nsoilltiinl :ldopioil by i.lni'_
Stull: Ilrollril. /\liini'i<:nll |"oll0l1lt.ir;~noi`i
llnhoi' lust night, 'l`llc action callin 1111!
tor the rr-port Illlii. (‘illlrlu:-i C. zllllzk-I
soil, l’l‘l-sidlrlit of thc Iioetull Uollilrlil
of lloy' Hi-iults lizili iulviilcd 1-lrlout
niii.~ltcrs to pi-l~pui'c the lirfyl-i under
till-nl in ",wIi|lsinllll pnliiicililly tl\oI
:igi:|‘c>:-sive-lii~.~f,~l of lullol' llilions" whicll
hr is siild in liuvc preliictod would be
“stl.vngo linll bit.te'r" after the war.
“ll` this is to he ilio llttitlldo of the
lilly Si-olli. iiiovcli|clit" tho rc‘sc»Ii|tion'.
snys, "lt is tinlc'thiit tllo wage earn-'
ore. oi’ lilo' country should take their
sons out of the lnovcment for the ron-
soii tiult boys ond young men
should be dlillirlltoll on liberal linen
und not iiuli-mv one:-i."
REDMOND URGES THE IM-
MEDIATE PUTTING INTO
EFFECT OF IRISH HOME RULE
l.(lNilON. (li-,iohcr 31.- Speaking
nt Sligo yr-sicrlliiy. John Redmond, the
Nni.ioinlli.st lclnlcr, urged the immo-
iilntc putting into oifoct of Homo Itute
for Ircllind.
"Tho present sirlte of Ireland,”
said Mr. llcilmlinll, "is rl serious me-
nace to the Ili-lllsh Empire, vic-
torious ending of the war.
suspicion of lirltlsh statesman
their pronliscs ilhould be met
trust, mid llomc Rule put
into operation. This
to help the successful
war than the alliance
rleutrals. Ireland is
brdinstorm. A Suit
swept the country.
elim is necessary t
and sane vicw of t e
more
of tho
a dozen
has
lnolllin news .l cr==‘. lomuir-'nting
pednhonf, llostroyc'r.<l to nlnkc it raid
on the llritis-ll trllilsport sorvlco in tho
the nctlvlty of the destroyers will not
bo' atlilowed to impede the operations
is to hc wi.~:-hell tlillt they hull boon
-lllulio to pay' llioro heavily for tlloli'
llluincity. 'l‘ilo fart. thai. i~iul~.h ll riiili
voiild ho lnmlii seems to polilt to the
licilcllsity for ull extended use of-
iilillc.-1."
'Pho llzlily Mull r-olllllli‘.ilI.~lt- ‘"1`ill\
(lorlnillls seciii to halve scornil on
poiills :ind we rililllol. coilic:~il-1 to bc
s'iit.isticd willi lilo result."
'l‘ll.n tlliri;-llirilli' dcclurol-l:-"Ollr oI'-
forti-l to destroy tho lnisc nt Zocllrilggo
l-.viiiclltly huve noi. becli coinpietcly
sul-cci<si`ilI_ Wiill rcgnrd to thc tlhmi-
nol rnid il. nilly be observed that they
fnilcd to obtain' any rclll success. Pro-
vi:~:-ion cannot ho ninllo' for every even-_
iusllity in war. Wo nlust bc sure the
Gornlzlil rle1~li,rc-ycrs‘ nctivity will not
he llliowed i.o impede our vast trans-
port operations."
“'t‘his' now devolopnlcnt docs lfot
threaten any s.\e'rious clmngo in lilo
siillntion' ill the Channel” silys thc
Duily Nowil. “Whatever dllmligo' thc
enemy cnn' do by methods like this
will hc only casiinl and they involve
great rink to the raillorii. |'l‘hat. eight
of the cllenly's ten vcssls got away
lluny iloom diiln.ppoillt,ing, hilt it is_
rolillly il tnoasilro oi' the' illnloliltctlosil
ol' Rriillin's llllprcnml-.y on' lilo sons'
tllili; anything short of lilo annihila-
tion oi' the enemy should appear ns rl
disappointment."
ATTEMPT ON LIFE OF AUSTRALI-
AN PREMIER.
MIJLROIIRNE, Australia, Oct. 31.-
via London.-An attempt was made
recently to assassinate William Mor-
ris Hughes, the Australian Premier,
at his home in New Victoria, accoruh
ing,t-0 ll Renter despatch from Syd-
ney, which sayil the information was
obtained from close friends of the
prime minister. » '
_ A .man is sais' to
dow at nizht and to
voiver shot tntio the
room. The but et dia
A policeman then
I WUI*
` would-be assassin
nd r\llil'nlli‘,v illto Rolllllnllill. by means
of ililsc pllssporti-l, :ind villiscs vonirlill-
ing r.-xillosiiles were sent in by 1Iun~
gzlrizlil nolwollliiilssioliell oilicers.
R '
| ig 'g -.y ., .
tho following wireless message from
tho lluicli steniiicr ltyndnln, hy w_ay
of Vlllcutizl, Irelliilll. on October 29: ‘
degrees 40 lninuics west. Rescued
Many Prisoners
LONDON, October 31- (The battle
thut lull-1. been in progress in the
Sziirduic llziss rogioil oil' the llouman-
illn 'l`rz-ln:-lylvaiiill i`l'c~ntier has clldcil
ill rl brilliant victory for the' Itoulnan-
illlls, ili‘.l:ol'iliii;; to zl wireless rnesesage
fl-oin illll~,Ilul'e.~:-t today, Anstro-German
fin-<-cs, it is declared, have been' rc-
pulsell from the frontier after having
lost nlucll artillery und many prison-
ers. .
Aldng the whole wcstcrii front oi'
’l‘rzinliyl\'llllia on the nori.hern‘ Rou-
ninnian hordcr the ’i`eutonic lines
have heoll shllkcil hy the' Roumanlull
uttllck, the despatch adds'. 1
GERMAN ATTACKS REPELLED
(Special to thic 'Guard|an. )
l’E’|‘llOllRAll, October 31- An of--
lirinl lnlllfxtiii issllod this afierllooli
tolls. linlt. ills' llll;-lsllill troops repelled
(lcrlnull uttnclcs in the vicinity 'of
i\lIi'llil<cllu null lliprzitallellia. An ar-
illlory duel is going oil in the Carpa-
tliiains our sllouts also making, re-
collliiiissailccs.
-1-,__1¢.'i...
FOR ROUMANIAIIS
Austro-German Forces Have 'Been
Driven from the Frontier After
I Having I_,0st MIICII Artillery 'SIRI
O
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BRITISH AIRCRAFT ACTIVE
(Special to this Guardian. )_
PARJIS. October 31- An oiilcial an-
nouncement as to the Macedonian
front says: British aircraft bombed'
important enemy depots at Timer
llissnr. North of _Lent Darren, Italian
nrtillery caught under its fire and
dispersed Bulgarian troops in the di-
rection of Akinia-Lt. In` the -bend ol
the Cernn Serbians continued to ad-
vance. West of Lani; Predda we oc-
cupied Singier monastery. Bad weath-
er prevails generally hindering opel'a~
tions. _
MACEDONIAN FRONT
(Special to this Guardian. )
LONDON, October 31- With thd
exception of a. sharp patrol action
near Kalendra the situation is un-
changed on our portion of tha ,Mace-
donian front. Navalla aeroplanos
dropped bombs' on the railway bridle
at Simairri, eastof Drama and indict-
ed dulrnage.
-L~»...._,_~.,.,. _..-.... -N ~/ .-,,.-.-_-_-v--,.4 M
Plot 'i'o Kill
High Roumanians
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONIION, ()cI.ohel' Jil.-A Wireless
|’rc.ss llusplitrli from Ilucllurest sny.~:
:ill oilil-ini rim-l'oc lills bcoll issued there
i-oilllllittillg for lrilll, on zl charge of
l-ollspilwll-.y, o[`t,wi» iii(-ll, nanlod Bnboslr
:ind 'l`hot, who :irc charged with hov-
ing :iltcinpti-.il last your to assassinate
i‘l'|~.liiicl' llluliillllo, ot' Iloumallin.; M.
Ullilstlllcsco Rnlllllnnian Finance Mi-
li
liillier, null tlie<Iat0-M. Filtpcsco, form-'
er War Millinter.
Tile VVirclcss l‘i'c-ss says the decree
clinics that tile cone-lpirllcy was organ-
i/cd by _/lustre-llllng.'iriiln authorities,
.ind that the nssnssins received ill-
striif,-i,ioll.~l iroiil the chief oi’ police nl'
llnclinrcst. und two cnptzliini serving on
A l{l'ollsinllt lilwyer nllmed Oi`i'en-
hol'gcl', the despatch continues, con-
ilclvd the two mcn to ltounianiu and
was to have given 84,000 lzrownel to
tilvln. llciore the coiisplrlllly wils dis- '
rovri-oil, it is said. the lissassills gain-
escueii Thirteen 0i
Vigilanl’s Crew
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONDON. Octobri- Ill.-llloyll's ship-
iii .l eil( :lnnounros the rel-ipt of
“Sixty degrees, :I0 minutes north. 12
tliirieoll incll oi' the crow Of tile Am-
l;rira,n tug Vigilllnt. Three men rc-
iziliiillfd nbozirli the tug, which proceed-
cd on her voyage."
'i‘h<e sic-.niller Rynllnni lcft New York
on ()r'tol»er 2| for ltnitordain.
..Nlll\'V YORK, ill-tolier 30-'l`he tug
Vigilzlnl r-irnrlnl frolii New York ‘oil
Or-.loin-.i° ll for Sydney, C. ll. and llnl-
niouih. Sill: hild roccntiy been sold
onli wilil lo he pilll-od 1 llndllr British
i~oglxtl'_v. Silo is it vessel nf 226 tolls
glwisn. .I, ll. \VIllcIlr:stl;-r & (7olnP“"‘Y
clfslrc-ll the Vigiiixut. from this port.
A lirispliicll from Sylincy sziys thot,
the Vigilniit did not touch :lt Ihili. port
Another
German Threat
(Special to thic Guardian. )
(‘l)i‘i~lNllA(ll‘}N, Or-,tollvr Ili-A dos- `
piili-li frmn l<‘ricdrll-llslulvon to tllo
llcrlliilihko 'Fillciillc nays tho cept. of
thi- Norwegian str-.liiiicr Sioillshosl.
who was inkon to l~‘rodiln4ilavon` with
nlcinbl-.rn oi` his crow y0SlCfdRY.-P0'
ports that lilo colilnlanlle‘rs‘ ol the
Gommll submarine which rank his
vessel tolli Iiim that all cargoes for
England will he treated as contraband
in future. .
British Casualties '
in Somme oiielisive
(special to this Guardian. )
LONDON, October 81- An oilloill
statement states that British casual-
ties for the month of October amount-
ed to 107,083. This brings t1io.tot\i
British casualties' for the months oil
tpe"Somms offensive to 414,228. The
daily average loss for October ia il,-_
452. So tai- an tll.a!lo\vil . by oiiloioll
ngiires' the losses of the-Brttatzil have
been dropllllis since Angst. steal
for September was its ti a hit!
overuse of more than-A80. Iir Aillillt
gi1o4t.;.l;;i was 12f,9§i, a»-daily would
1 1 ‘
»-V--A: --Y---=-:: :Y--: 4 - ~ ~ -: ~~::_~:_-_- - - - ~_-_-,- _ _
Sir Thomas White I
Sale in England
‘ (Special to this Guardian. )
OTTAWA, October 31-A cable to
the Premier today announced the safe
nrrivnl ill Engiland of Sir Thomas
White.
CANADIAN TROOP8
ARRIVE IN ENGLAND.
_ _ Canadian Preaobupliobi  ’
 OTTAWA, Ont., Oct."30-It Il-'of-
ilcilly announcd through the chief
press' censor's oillce that the follow-
ing troops have’ arrived pafely in
England: The 155th., 156th; 157th, and
160th Ontario battalions. Balancg of
the 166th Ontario battalion. Half of
tile 169th Ontario battalion and
lilo Austriall izencral stuff. drafts of Strathcona Horse, 96th bat-
talion an‘d Medical Corps.
CONDENSED ADS. `( l
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CLASSIFICATION
ONE CENT per word each insertion
for advertising in' this coulmn. Coat
must accompany orders. Minimum
charges 25 cents.
SAUNBOME SAUSAGES MADE
fresh every day from selected
young pork. Saunders. Newsome I
Co., Market Bulding . ‘
‘ 3248-9-25M6mol.
POULTRY-I AM BUYING FOWL
and chickens each week -day. Par-
ties having fowi to kill may drool!
them by scelding, but chickens,
geese, etc., must be dry p/lacked. J.
D. Jenkins. 2407-10-4M1mo.
GATlE‘S MILL RESUMED WORKING.
2767,l0,28M6ipd
5Fsl.lc cAs ssnvlcs- l=nAl~ll<`E2
Martin, Phone 86 or 843-J.
_ 2504-10-11lltf.
Honsa' FoTi”sAl.E, ALso waeoill
and harness. C. E. Rodd, 145 Greet
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s'rb“\7E`s-sll.vER Moon. l-lion
land Grand, twlo Radtants for sale
cheap 222 Graftiln_S_t:__2B£9;1(l-EEL!
r-'on"nE'N1'-T-'rl-ls s1'onE REcsN°r_-
ly occupied by the National .Cloth-
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2848-11-illtf.
i=b`si‘rloN wAN'rso-vouue MAN
wauts position on a farm for the
winter months. Apply to Gnoriiton
Ofllcd, Summerside. B80-ll-Ivlii.
To LET- HOUSE ON LONGWORTI-i
Avenue, all modem improvements.
Possession at once. Apply 158 illu-
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T0 LET- A HOU!! CINTRALLY
located with modern oonveniencel.
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