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Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - July 27, 1914, Winnipeg, Manitoba Manitoba free press Winnipeg. 1914. Sacrifice Wellington Crescent frontage 100 feet frontage on Wel Lington Crescent at per foot for immediate Purchase. Worth to per foot. Cash balance arranged. Suitable for duplex or Home site. Location most Ideal spot on Crescent. No agents. Apply at once Box 2553 free press Creamery and produce manager wanted Man with practical Creamery and produce experience to take charge of established business in Western Canada with ability to take advantage of splendid Opportunity to create rapid growth must be Able to organize Strong staff and show results. Not apply unless you have the qualifications. Man with few thousand dollars to invest preferred. State experience and Send copy of testimonials with first letter. Salary a month to commence. Box 2502 free press. Money to loan on vacant property in Winnipeg also agreements of Sale mortgages municipal Debe Turat. 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From the free press own Cor respondent in London., registered in accordance Wilth the copy right act of London july past two Days have witnessed a great hardening of feeling among liberals throughout the country. They demand that there must be no More going Back no More yield ing in the demand for increased territorial concessions to Ulster. They believe the government in its anxiety to avoid civil strife has Given suspicion of weakness. There is undoubtedly a general though we believe ill founded suggestion that the government is giving at the Knees and suing for mercy in a vain attempt to conciliate its says the British weekly. Liberals further believe that the moment has come for reassertion of the. Authority of parliament feeling that the very essence of representative government is at stake. Their alarm has been aroused by statements such As that in the morning Post which says the army counts the House of lords counts the King counts but the House of commons is treated with contempt by a government which tended to make it believe Ulster bluffing. The conviction still exists that there is much Bluff in the Ulster preparations and Many responsible liberals Here still Point Blank refuse to believe that Ulster will carry its preparations to the they Are convinced that any trouble will be Only the old Belfast riots on somewhat larger Scales easily suppressed by the authorities. This determination to ignore the people which is surprising y common among one Section of the rank and file of the party presents the one danger Point in the situation. The main topic of internist now a will the government withdraw the amending Bill altogether and restore it to its original form or exclude the time limit and add the . Offered at the guards incident. Cheers. Nationalist members strongly advocate the total withdrawal of the amending Bill or at least the withdrawal of the. The six years limit. They declare these concessions which they dislike were offered As part of the Price of peace. The unionists have refused the bargain therefore the Bill should go but this is not the general View. It is anticipated that the govern ment will re Amend a Bill in com Mittee returning it to the lords with their final terms incorporated in it these terms embodying part of the con Cessions informally offered last week. Liberals have been much encouraged by the incident when the Irish guards cheered Redmond and Dillon after leaving the conference and by a similar incident recently in Dublin. If the unionists have the officers we have the soldiers on our they say. The unionists Are More convinced than Ever that an Early general elec Tion is inevitable despite anything the government May do Public opinion generally agrees. Even the daily citizen the. Labor Organ in its political gossip gives its personal opinion that the general election will be in the autumn. Sinister rumours. Sinister rumours Are circulating Here that the Ulster Council intends to take some important step immediately pos Sibly this week end and there ominous air about Many of this morn ing s reports from Ireland. Singularly enough the times Bel fast special correspondent who has been generally an alarmist declares for the next few Days i believe too much importance need not be attached to the various disquieting rumours such As that of general mobilization which Are flying the average citizen wants Settle ment. Apart from the politicians everyone expresses amazement impatience and incredulity at the Situa Tion where we Are faced with the possibility of civil War Over the division of one Irish county. The King s action throughout the situation continues to arouse the approval of the Man in tha Street who bluntly declares he would like to Knock the Heads of the poli together until they come to terms. Chester. Canadian associated press London july Ireland has become a powder Magazine and the match May be Laid any is the comment made on the condition of things prevailing there As the result of the failure of the conference Cal led by King George. A single breach of the Tri ulal in itself May Row Lead to most disastrous says the daily Telegraph s correspondent the leaders on both sides have successfully kept their men in Check up to the present but fears of a disturbance Are far More serious to Day than at any time since the introduction of the Home Rule Bill. Over one Hundred thousand men Are in of arms ready for any nationalists satisfied. The nationalists express open satisfaction at tha outcome of the con says the times correspondent and suspect tha t the opposition never intended to make any attempt for a Compromise. Their expectation is that the government will pass the Home Rule Bill and will put up on the unionist party the onus of accepting or rejecting the original of Fer of an amending Bill plus to abolition of the time limit. The on the other hand believe that a general election is now inevitable. They Refue to think that the country will allow the government to involve it in the horrors of civil fight with volunteers revolvers and bayonets freely used when police tried to seize arms. Canadian associated Presa Dublin july 27. Yesterday witnessed the beginning of the serious which has been inevitable Sinco the country began to Divide itself into armed Camps. Morning a couple of thousand nationalist volunteers comprising Dublin regiments marched out to. Howth. They lined up along the East pier and blocked All Access to it. At tha same time a yacht put. Into the Harbor and proceeded to unload rifles. Which the volunteers passed along the ranks until every Man was. Armed with a Mauser. Two Van were also filled. With ammunition. Three coastguards in. Howth endeavoured to Board the yacht but were driven off by the threats of the armed men. The Volun Teers then marched Back to Dublin carrying their rifles. At Howth Road they found their blocked toy. A Large Force of police about 200 Strong who were supported by about 15u Royal Irish constabulary men armed with carbines and also two. Companies of King s own scottish Borderers the volunteers halted and were called upon by the police to give up their rifles. They refused Anda Baton charge toy the police followed. The volunteers doubled track to Masahide Road but their Way was again blocked toy sol Diers and police and the Baton charge of Bhe police replied to toy firing by the volunteers and the soldiers then charged with fixed bayonets. Man wounded. A number of the volunteers were Bay netted and several of the soldiers were shot one toeing very seriously wounded. The volunteers then re treated and were met by a number. Of taxicabs and automobiles into which they stacked their rifles and the taxi cabs and motor cars it is stated got away with them safely toy Way of Dru Condra. Injured were taken in ambulances to hospitals and the volunteers dispersed. The most serious affair was that which occurred on the quays when the King s-Vob-ji., scottish Borderers were on their Barracks. The crowd became very violent and when it be came Newessa ref for their own protect were halted and turned right about face. The crowd however apparently did not Realise the danger. Result of the fusillade a Man woman and by y have died Jervis Street in the a m f Tio up Tafat least fifty other per sons Are detained for treatment. It May toe some of the injured from Clontarf. It is reported that Twenty five metro Politan police refused to take part in the charge of Clontarf and were told to stand aside. The volunteers it is believed got away with All their rifles. It is thought that they numbered about feel ing in the City tonight As a result of today s sensations is very Strong and developments Are extremely probable. Two soldiers Are at present in the military Hospital Ruth Ven who was shot through the ankle and private Finney who was struck by a Stone. Women injured. London july 27. The daily Chroni Cle s correspondent gives the number of dead As four while five persons Are said to fee in so critical a condition that it is feared they cannot survive thirty Are seriously wounded and thirty More were treated in the hos Pital. The injured include seven women. Says was massacre. London july the daily news Calls the affair at Dublin a massacre and demands a rigid investigation of the conduct oif the. Soldiers. It lays the responsibility upon the weakness of the government which allowed the organization of the Ulster volunteers a number of policemen in Dublin Are under arrest for refusing to Obe orders to seize the nationalist rifles late tonight angry crowds filled Duto n Al further is sex new Way to win votes for women will made Dis inheriting son unless franchise has been granted. London july the example set by mrs. Margaret Stockman of Hamp Stead Garden suburb in so framing her will As to disinherit her Only son if women Don t get the vote before her death is Likely to be followed by other prominent and wealthy woman suffragettes according to. A statement made by her today. Under the terms of the will As recently altered by mrs Stockman All her property. Go to her Only daughter other female rela Tives unless parliament passes a woman. Suffrage Hill. Before the instrument becomes operative. Th5vmi daughter is politically she. Says i want her to have a corresponding advantage economically. I begin Anong to real ize that the economic question is at the Bottom of All the difficulties of English women and therefore if there is anything that the woman of the pres ent generation can do to put the women o the next. Generation on a per basis they ought to do it. Although i cannot mention names i know a. Number of other women who Are thinking of taking the same r e j e of s Bryan to e at y. July Germany will re fuse to accept Secretary Bryan s proposals for a general treaty under which All disputes would be arbitrated before a resort tvs had to1 War. The ground is taken that the uncertainties of european politics require a free hand for speedy mobilization. Powers trying to localize the War sixty five million loan to raised by Austria immediately. Be diplomats think France will hold Back from assisting the Balkan state. Vienna july declaration of War has been issued and it is believed that none will be since Servia never subscribed to the Hague convention. The report that the Servian minister m. Lef t Vienna yesterday was incorrect. The foreign l office sent him his passports today and he wiil leave immediately. The sending of passports is deemed equivalent a declaration of War. The russian ambassador will take charge of Servian interests. There patriotic Amons rations throughout the Day although a heavy ram was falling. Great crowds gathered in front of the War office and cheered the officers who appeared processions with flags flying filled the streets. A general mobilization in Montenegro is proposed. Italy has informed Austria that in the event of an armed conflict . She will adopt a Friendly attitude in accordance with her relations with the triple Alliance. Proclamations been posted or Dering partial the aus Tro hungarian Bank has raised the Bank rate from four to five per cent and the of the bourse has decided to close the on Mon Day tuesday and1 the committee explains thai its decision was actuated by regard for the Public interests to prevent an unwarranted disturbance of Industrial interests and to counteract disquieting reports. Austria s finance. The Niue says that the minister of finance will raise for the government s immediate requirements and adds that negotiations Between the the localization of the conflict will continue. In Diplo Matic circles there is a feeling of optimism that these negotiations will be successful and it was said by one of the diplomats today France has no in Tention to expose too much on Servia s Gles Lingen the aus Tro hungarian minister to Foi via who Leil Belgrade last night on breaking off of diplomatic relations arrived i Isth Duy the Imperial decree Grves the government enormous Powers to ensure the secrecy of its measures. The authorities Are entitled to open All letters. Only telegrams approved by Tho censor can be despatched to any Point newspapers publishing details of Mili tary preparations or movements can be suppressed. All the railways Are guarded by sen tries who Are under orders to use their arms on any person approaching Tho line who fails to Stop when commanded. War taken seriously. The Prospect of War s not regal Jet. child s serbians 400jooo men into the Field during Tae Balkan wars. Both officers and men Are passionately patriotic. It is expected thai attempt to held tie front the with Only a weak Force while the greater part of the army will be concentrated in. The Central probably near Nish or Yraguy Yatz and another Strong no Yib Azar which will be destined for offensive operations against Bosnia. According to a Semlin the is encounter Between. Austria and Servia has occurred near sem Endria on the Danube 24 Miles Southeast of Bel Grade. Some vessels conveying aus Trian infantry were said to have been fire on from the Servian Side of the Danube have returned the fire general Putnik chief of the Servian general staff who was arrested shortly after to o clock last night at be Lenfield near Buda pest while on his Way to Belgrade is still a prisoner. Heed great Surprise at his arrest pleading ignorance that a state of War existed. He refused to enter a motor car but j eventually taken to Mill y head Cui Aiters four others in civilian clothes who Are believed to be Servian staff officers were arrested at the same time. Genral Putnik s who accompanied him was sent to a. Hotel. Kaiser and Poincare. Lyndon july morning Post s St. Petersburg correspond Lent rays he heart that emperor i William paid a s Cret visit to where he Lial an interview with lit cae. Of France in connection with the Altro Servian crisis. The correspond ent Adas that it is known emperor w l Itin desires peace Anc that weighty results from the interview Aie expected The general belief in St. Our the correspond it says is tha t the influence of the Powers will bring about a peaceful solution of the crisis. The times in an editorial it considers in View of the moderation of Servia s reply the Way to a peace Ful settlement ought to stand open. The correspondent at St. Petersburg of the times says russian diplomacy has noted to Day certain indications of unwilling Ness on the part of All Powers including Austria to go to War if it can he avoided russian intervention. St. Peterburg july St Petersburg newspapers Are publishing such headlines As on the eve of. Is inevitable All appear to be Lieve thet Russia is bound to intervene. The novae vre Yea says that the Only thing which could prevent War would be the personal intervention of the German emperor. Signs indicate Ulster will agree More hopeful feeling in both parties despite failure of the conference London july George s round table conference has come to an end without a settlement of the Ulster problem. Nevertheless it has not been a Complete failure. It Marks new stage on the Way to a settlement. In both political Camps yesterday there was More hopeful feeling than had prevailed for some tune past. The King s action brought Home to the Public the real seriousness of the situation. Liberals who most strongly denounced it at the outset Are now Dis covering that in the country generally the Royal intervention now that seen that it had ministerial Sanction is regarded As a move in the right direction and an Effort to lift a National problem out of the quagmire of party politics. Welcomed King s action. In some quarters the View is expressed that air. Asquith particularly welcomed the King s associations with the idea of Public attention to a situation with which politicians themselves not Cope successfully. Last saturday a announcement King s postponement of his journey to Portsmouth to review the Fleet riveted attention on the Ulster question amount of speech making in or out of parliament or writing., in the news papers could have done. The interest taker in ,4hs, meetings at Buckingham Palace Stoat the daggers and difficulties of tote situation had been brought Home people. All this according to the . Advanced by a to the Compromise dear to Keu English heart and is in eng.-, Lish tobits. J Carson Likely to i when the amending Bill is into the House of. Commons next it will be found it is predicted in this Quarter that the Opportunity will be taken by the government to offer Suci terms As sir Edward Carson will con Sider it advisable to accept. These terms May possibly the exclusion of five out of six Ulster counties from the control of the Dublin government or i a ballot requiring major Ity to decide the Fate of the1 sixth. The nationalists View Hension the developments Jin. Regard to the amending Dill. At first they objected to its being proceeded with Sut finally they consented with reluctance. Like to have the Home Rule Bill put on the just As it stands. Influenced Redmond. Or. Asquith used the Public senti ment aroused throughout England by the Kings action As a lever to pry a Cjohn Redmond into acceptance of the government s plan Ito proceed with Rue amending Bill on tuesday. It will be an equally forcible argument with the unionists when the debate opens and it is expected the government s expectation that sir Edward Carson will be induced toy Bonar Law and lord lans Downe to accept the offer of five coun ties rather the. Amending Bill made waste paper and the Home Rule Bill receive the Royal signature As it be this it is useful to repeat is the View taken by a leading unionist no is convinced that Ulster will upset the provisional government if forced to that extreme measure. That some Compromise will be reached next week is also the opinion in some Liberal War ers. 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The Southeast Quarter of Section fourteen 14 and the South East Quarter of Section eighteen All of said land being in township four 4 and Range six 6 East of the first principal Meridian in the said province subject to the Reserva Tion contained in the Grant from the grown. Terms of Sale Twenty 20 per cent of the Sale Price Cash at tile time of the Sale and the balance in accordance with the terms and conditions to be. Made known at the time of Sale. The above will be sold subject to a Reserve bid. For further particulars to Mana Ian Higgins vendors solicitors 36-37 merchants Bank building Winnipeg Man. Dated at Winnipeg this 18th Day of july a. D. 1914. Notice Rural municipality of Assiniboia. The Council of the Rural Munici Pality of ass Minoia by by Law no. 722, Tia Mig authorized the submission to t he proper ratepayers of by Law no. A4 of the school District of St. James no. 7, authorizing Ttoe borrowing of the sum of fifty thousand dollars and issuing debentures therefor for the purpose of buying land and a school building thereon and furnishing equipment for the new school now in course of erection and for other Gen eral school purposes. Notice is hereby Given Bhat the Vot ing on such by Law will take place at the St. James school House lot 25, St. James on saturday the 8th Day of August 19l4, Between the hours of 9 o clock an the Forenoon and 8 o clock in the afternoon and that or. Walter Stark of St James has been appointed Deputy returning officer to preside at said poll. Toie Reeve shall attend Muni Cipal Hall St. Charles at 2 o clock p to on thursday the sixteenth Day of july 1914 to appoint persons to attend at the polling place and at the final summing up of the votes on behalf of those desirous of opposing or promoting As the Case May be the passing of said by Law As May present Ttoe selves for that purpose. J. Frank Ness clerk Rural municipality of Assai boat Kirkfield Park p.o., Man., july 9th, 1914. Impounded town of Transcona impounded of july 21st, 1914, the following Viz Bay Mars pounds White Star on Kead and Wiite Jiing foot Foan Mare pounds White Star on Heads and White right Hind foot Brand left Hind Quarter Circle in. aged. Black Mare pounds Small White Star Bay foal Blacl. Gelding 900 pounds. White Hind feet three years old Bay Mare. 900 pounds two White Hind set. Wanted Bartugh Pound keeper. Transcona Man. Phone Transcona for Sale at a bargain 1914 Model Indian twin Cylinder motorcycle electric head and Tail Light Only run 50 Miles. 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