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Johansen at the Avis Office. TERMS:-—SO ¢2nts mo -thly in advance, 2 ¢ :nts ver single copy. Enterel as scocoed elass inalter May 28th 1917 at the Pysi ()hze as Chriztiai- -Btad ot Urne V. 1L of Hicll. 5 A, an- der the Act of March 3, 1875. Contribution to this npapzr will be glad- lg received when the same deals with mat- ters of general interesi, and is aczompa- nied with the auwthoi’s name, as a guar- antee of good Juith Theeditor eannat be responsiole jor bie vicws of nis correspon- {onisnor docs lie necessar lyendorsethem. TELEGRA MNS. SEUROIX STATION, Ottawa, May 17th —Additional facili- -123 for the port of Halifax will be pro- vided at an early date, to equip it to sqare in the exnaut of grain which will How over tne Canadian Natioaal Lines ¢y ihe seaboard. It is learned here that ‘he building of a gra‘n elevator at that par., which the Board ot I'tade and ship- hine interests there have been urging coon the Government supported by the e nhers for Hilifax, Messrs Mace Lean wnd Finn, sod olher Nova Seotia repre- arntatives, has been decided upon and (hae an aporopriation for its construction wiil aopear in the supplementary esti- mates which tbe Minis er of Finance will brine down after the badget debate is finished. The erection of a grain eleva- tor at Halifax will add an important anit -5 tae equivmont of the port as a Trans- A laatic termaus and is expected to be q s an important facicr in developing trafic on the A.antic region of the C, N B Loandon, May 17,- Leonid Krassin, Tiussian Soviet Comimissaire for loreign t-ade, bad a two-hour conference with dargues Carzon at the Foreign Ofice today, eoncerning thie recent exchange of notes by the two <overnments. ioth gides axreed to reveal nothing publiely regarding the nature of diseussion and it is apparent from ‘he extreme secrecy ohserved 1n the other governmental de- navtments that pord Curzon is determin- cd pothing shaid be announced regard- ine the decisious taken until the con- versaiions are conclnied. The Russians Trads Delezation ¥as eqally uneoqn nu- CHRISTIANSTIED. V. L U 8 A. WEDNESDAY 93ip MAY 1993 nicative, as soon as M. Krassin has eom- municated ford Curzen’s view of the Soviet Government and received a reply he will have another confervence with the Foreign Seererary. Optimism is express- ed in offieial cireles that the negotiations with Krassin will resuit in an amicable solution. " London, May 17th.— Discussion arose in the House of Commons today between the government spokesmen and the La- bourites as 1o the actual significance of the lepethy weeting between the Foreign Secretary. Marquis Curzon and M. Kras- sin. Ihe latourites made evident their fear that during the Whitsuntide recess the goverpmwent mizht take some siep acgainst Ruassia, without pariiamentary consent. Reolving to the debate, the Linder-Secreiary tor Fovoien Atflays, Ronald Mr. dieNeill contended that tie Fritish vliiimaium to Moscow stiil stood nd all that had been done was to pive time 1o khvrassin v whieh to communil- cate with hes goverament., Mr., Ram- say Me Dona.d ivsisted that the House inlerpreted last Tuesday’s debate as imi- plying that the uitimatum was held in abeyance. hbe expressed dissatisfaction with Mr. Mcleiil’s statement, which he took to intimaie that no further noie would be received from the Soviet unless it was in the form of an aceepiance of the British demands, [Finally. appeal was made to Mr. Stanley baldwin, as leader of the Houze and acting Premier. 7. Baldwin supported Mr. JMceNeili’s view and declared that should it become obvi- ous that no agreement was possible with the Soviet, the Government cou.d not be tied In its action by the f{act that Pac- hament was not sitting. At the same time, he was hopeful of a favourable No 117 ?o N 5:316;% E % Eor VEChi-Cine Lumnet B's ‘}l "?; ?Aé""v} YTR v FEEE}@‘&TE‘:q R 4 PITCH-PINE, . 8 £ 0 cents per it. ir siock in both Towns. EIKAE SVENDSEN, issue. Uuon being closely pressed by Mr. MeDonald he admitted that this did not necessarily mean acceptance of the Brit- ish Gltimatam word for word and conmma for ecomma, but general satisfaction of the Liritisi demands, London, May 18th Mr. FPonar Law, who has returned to London atier ¢ com- paratively brief rest trip udroad. was seen walking about London as usuul Ves- terday. His physisal condition appears to be somewhat improved, certainly it is no worse than when he went away, .y 3 9 - Coiombia Steamship Co. TME S S “"MARTINIQUE"” seiled from New York on Thersday iithnst,, und is due here on or aiot the 2/th inst. ROS'T. L. MERWIN & Co. Inc., Age.. s Wy TTLTS T NUs o AERN j}@ 02D AYTR DP g N , g LRG3 00L e:!.n("}.; &@lnap?y :‘ o © " ¥ 1 %) r L}g“itg? i CEF LONDON GEQ. L. MARKGE, Ageat foir Frederiksted’s District. ERIK . STAKEMANN ;'l:'('/!{ j':.‘/‘ (,';' :'(".x'/ :'(( H-\'tt"f/’z\.' /)‘e'_..\'f'):‘!'l”('. Policic: are not subject to average