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Ane to freights outside,
lit) 9v:heat- :New, No. 2 ''Sinter,
pasta, zn .store Maiaut `ea 1.
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Confirmation - of Report That
25,000 German Soldiers
Deserted.
A despatch from Petrograd says;
Confirmation of the report .that tui
armed camp of 25,000 German soldiers
have mutinied against being shifted to
the western flout, and ate holding the
forest near Kovno and are threaten-
ing
h eaten-ing an, attack upon the other German
troops from the rear if they resume
ofi'ensrire against Russia, lies beery
borne out by four German soldiers
Who recently deserted and who offered
to enlist in the new international
at ray now being organized to fight for
Soeialist (rine es under the direc-
tion of the It .hetlelecl ary Berl.
Rein stein, inter # lona! delegate of
thw Socialist L Zor p;a1t, o?America.
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RITORY
y Column Crossed German ''Mast Airieaai Border and Has.
Been Raiding Country .in; Scattered .Groups..
o17Poi s.as: ' 1 •tii*s over the ,rift le coeFa iF'
A. despatch from 1 3 i u g p.
1 between lw`erbe, near T.alte Nyas;Ta.
Dealing with the course of the opera- ,
9'and the coast, in the rieinity of Port„
tionsin East Africa duan the
, 4441; ,
,r3ln.elia. i3zitislz zla,ouan��cl ti°oops fol -
month, an otllcial comnlunie£ttion oat owed up file l ule lda. �' ilcy, ('.'ilii
h'riday says. ;, ogler columns acting in eo-operation
"Having entered Portuguese tei'ri ! with the Portuguese, disembarked at.
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•tory at l+zgo ,ano i s ;a small exhausted Port Amelia•, and ` zdvaanced east Mud
of
force, short of food am! auanninition, , northeast from the s
a German corium wider Gen, von Lot-,
3noy'o ufi talejuiena a
Valley, eapt ariog,several snlati isolat-
d Portuguese posts, subsequently dis-
glersb1g in scattered groups andaaicp-
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``i'atz•ol set; past
irrreiilbe a rir1'
atael;neaatas be
xz • have c'eeU
few cyanys an
pro an eneni'
h" liceatedi
FROM OLD SCOTLAND
OTES OF ilk;
RA14'ii.
r Es'T FRONT 1U E
AND WIAES.
What is Goin Onz in thr iiig tlat d�;
acid Lowlands of \uid'
Scot(°l.
'hepre entaii
ha.,tlso_lle p>ri�e fa
r>epi gap
(lens iia Achnogotil,
A sftie' of woi•h: in oid of comforts
for solc;ior tlt(1 sailors field a Oa ail, g-
iia ' realized a er i 60,
\\ iatstora (a.lhrehitltlr-s consented
contiiina, as Lord Rector of Aber- ,
en 1 nig •i°situ• for ;.mother year.
The Sun& of 1310 was 'taken in ii:tg
t!ect ,a�s $undue to esz,11) -h
y c.ow.et.,o,.. air 7 ,
atee �l C.A hut in France.
e suni of tt,l00 r;aa i •alired at
t a sale in , fla ^,iei; so provide hktnaesa
fa_ rr o:izhdekl sol<iieaand taiitors.
Phiiate• John Elliott. son of Airs,
Ai}tt, 4 Dovemou zt r c Ilawiek,.
bes been awarded the hs,a a :l +ceaal..
The late i k zit: -C o tt Bectu le-
t Neill r rh ilei liigtt
�la�lex,
teft an estatz �;a,ffed at �"'�•a}.
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dnlinist :tion as _ -
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additional 90,000
+ileal, the=pito the fact
'ip of°t ; UtPIIIS hail
is rdi<ltlle of Deee ier
;cart peotale a},vitt be as1,t'd =t
'hhc deniend troala t1
o:slt, that the food•, it i
3 decided to take
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fertIe their pow- Or
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The uior ,eat)
eat Ilii°ea ll ° t'.
p ailit0d ktii It{ti°
WOMAN SUFFRAGE
WINS IN U. S.
Obtainc«d E .ai.di.i ' tide
Number of rotes in
desl tttClh from \ 4Sh
aan utlrag
by Feder;
' .Lia7ial ta3"t:LsY,i,; neat won la
9i=aa.;-ala 'hht with e
attn.!n;
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While a;embers in their seals and"
throngs in the galleries waited with
eager interest, the House adopted by a
Y•gte of 274 to 136 a 'resolution prosid-
ing for subra sion to the states ofthe.
so-called Susra.aI B. Antlloahy amend-
ment Tor
mendment-Tor National Enfranchisement of
Women
But for the premise of Speaker
Clark to cast hisvote from the Chair
for the resolution if it was needed, the
change of a single vote to theapposi-
ion would have meant •defeat. 'Re
publican'Lehder"Mann, who came from
a hospital where he has been under.,
treatment trot. since Congress con-
vened, and Representative Sims, of
Tennessee. jest out of a sick bed and
hardly able to walk to his seat.
brought the ':.cities which settled the
issue.
ate;;itazt clef <tiienpd=in?g a
t i • lae milled
ell tlia,tthere is,
�d (hair
suelt will be ri
il. 1 tih'r+uhl(t be id' a ittaliiy
limen ishl° pre it ini.lher
itT ftae'o-isiing lower grzu es.'<
lm mill1. v oailci laz eo tined
fdtndlilyd r.f :afle in Ibe Unit
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to the p rokl nolo.(
�e3 lti'sY'tt�;sae.ln la'slat
k3• i(oi' tih ,�'3ia$; ol'.profits
ei 1seE tl i:eC si"Tnimi,' t
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ANY DEpolim
FR N('H tls"lk
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1e'3 nai n 6tk'om11 a;t2imYYoinaj s_
an omenil et:ate.3h1!"nt, according t
dant: dcspatclr to the Central
ays: 'As a reprisal for the Te-
1:habitants oP Alsace -Lor-
raine, 'against the law of nations. 60ti
French will be conveyed to Russia
from January 6, and within a few
da.,s 400 French women will be sent
to the camp et Holzminden (Duchy
of Brunswick).'•
30(),fintl TURK DESERTERS
CONDUCTING BRIGANDAGE.
Constantinople report received here
says that within the Ottoman Empire
there are roving bands of brigands,
estimated to number 300,000. They
are mostly armed deserters from the
army and are bent on pillage. They
even venture near towns, and some-
times attack regular tToops in order
to get arms and food.
-rots APTgRRools,1 AT MRS,
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412.50, do., good twavY,
good bulls.
4a,25i do.. medium Pails, 37-75
do., rongta bulls,. 311.80 to 37;
gfit9tL 958.,40 t) 58; do- medium, tO
and vntters, $5.25 10 9X43.2.,49 rankers.
g6od ehoice. 4'140; do., 8040,
41in; light owes. 412.50 to 314; shoen,
honey, 10 47.75; yearlings. 412.25 to
313.25: hogs. fed and .watcred„$18.50;
Oo i.e.-toiled off tare, fs'is,75; do., f.o.b.,
11111.Not Take Over 'Museum.
A despatch .from 1.,andon says: The
strong opposition to the utilization of
the British 'and National Ilistory Mu -
its effect. Lord Curzon,announced in
,the ,Honse of Commons that the Gov-
erranent lacl...-not found it necessary to
take these buildings over for that
coops t
m ged upon Leon Trot,
viki Foreign Minister; 4fitk
importan .as reeeived Sm
ay Institute, the olsheviki headento
ters. Trotsky i.eplietl, urging:
"We did not overthrow the Czar
bow- to German Imperialism,"
Bre
PIING WITH'
London ays:
.-ornmentin„,i- on the formation of a
zech-Slovale Willy in France, which
\vas authorired by decree printed in
the French Gazette, December
19, the Vienna Nene Frele Presse says
the army already aniabers 120,000
men.
"Although i MA have any de-
cisive influen military opera-
tions," the newspaper adds. "yet, it
may do us considerable harra in the
event. of the transfer of Austrian
troops to the Nvestern front. The
greatest harm, however, is the moral
effect f .1
treachery may have on the military
power of the Deal monarchy.
I DIA The soldiers' Vote 0ave sma
h Slaney
tele t
it to the inf
iry held at NN'exI
last yrar .41,1 0,
een caught it
65 000 AGAINST
CONSCRIPTION
43 a
suffra the vote zig
mi
bill giving
a Small "Yes" :Majority
For Conserif)tion.
The Governor-General has i e
statement giving reasons why I
commissioned Ron. Hagi
He states that in +advance of the No
tionedist defeat in Parliament he en
deavored to ascertain the Situation by
.5eeking information df all sections of
representatives, with a view to avoid-
ing dissolution and decided that the
majority of NaPtionalists was likely to
retain cohesion, and would be aide to
establish a stable Government under
Mr. Hughes.
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dd Ilar•gietre street early on! t,r0‘....e,,,s :intl. 'tile etas. 1 • f
riday. fire/nen init.:red aye: mErey and 1,-,1110,,e,,e/ 01/+. lore
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The final vote on the Conscription At'ilkortgtletslji):ternilercf"arloltnilk 111'171(•111°1101 til.ilk°1-111,11111t.i‘z'°11;s,
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N CONTRIBUTES
$2,500,000:T,0 RED CROSS. '"Yes" majority. States in favor .
eluded, West Australia and Tasmani
who have been decorated is Captain / im„,„ (.10d. protect hriii kingdom, and
Turner, 'who commanded the Lust-- 1 place his glory above the suit and the.
tania when sbe was torpedoed. He moon, and 'limy the Lord simply ail
01100 more tor- "t the world with the goodness which
went to sea again, was
pec oer, an now common( s a t proceeds from his holY majesty's good
a. ship. Ile has received the fourth class intentions."
h of the Order of the British Empire. "Don't be alarmed! This is iner&Q.
the way in which the Sultan of Tor -
A' despatch from Delhi, India, says: Those agaiast were New Sout
Estimates -indicate that well over half waleS, Victoria, Queensland an
South Australia, ' .Brittisli Wing 'Four Planes. ,„ key descilibes him.self in a recenteaNtfitrit
- order to us, troops in 2+ esopolezin,a,,
a,million pounds sterling. .,was raised
as V. result 'Of "our day" collections an
aid of the Red cross.
Hughes Cabinet Noir -Sworn In.
A despatch from Melbourne ,sayst
The new Hughes Cabinet has been
sworn in with practically no -changes.
vion. Frank,Tudor has given, notice of
purpose. a motion of no con c ence.
Fortber organized efforts are he- A despatch, from London savs: • • • -
ing Made to secure reamits voluntur- British airplanes on theltalian :i1ront . • •
It is evident that, the modesty et the
into effect to the Australian navy' Q n Thursday and brought down fouls. "f1:11es1.1 4ear-1 of 'the ferbade him
of thorn/ tile War office announced t array of titles, but tilis mighty potent
all energies of Australia" to do ish came out of the fight with all the.ir of Moliamined," "the dispeller of all
' evil" and the "divine of divines!'
al God -anon earth," "the incantation
driven down out of control. TIM Brit -
its cluty1in the war. machines inttct. The ruler of Turleey is not the only
sovereign \rho el,aims her
The Emperor .of Aby,sipia• enjoys the
distinction of being, anion g 01 her
things, the "king of kings, -wham till
nitist obey, as lie is the cause of pre.
serration of all aninials, the reg,ulater
of e seasons, t he absolute Master
of the ebb and tlow of the sea, bi•othor
to the sun, and king of the .101-11.
wellt•Y umbrellas."
telos(:eltriar:ril tee:1311a' \18‘15:eeilla0110111:1116°,c81011{-111til,:ii \CsJ\1111118L,
of tweitty-four, The
ily. Substantial increases in pay went attaclzed a set•Mdron of seven machine 1 , „
giving the tell list ot 111s extravagant
January 1. •
'Speaking in the Reuse of Repre-
sentatives, Premier Hughes 'said the
Goverinient's one desire was to send
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