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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIX, Issue 52, 23 June 1914, Page 6

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[Br JSlectSio [United Peesi Association.] (Received 1.45 p.m.) Ottawa, June 22. Efforts! to reeover bodies from the Hull of the Empress of Ireland cost the life of a /liver named Cossoboom. had been down thirty minutes the men on the surface signalled, and, receiving no answer, another diver went down and found Cossoboom lying unconscious across the life line. He died after coming to the surface. New York, June 22. Fifty bodies have been rescued from one of the tunnels of mine No. 2, Hillcrest ies-. The total of dead recovered from the mine is now 181. Washington, June 22. Replying to the Notes of the mediators, Curranza reiterated his willingness to participate in conference. While thanking the mediators, Carranza made it plain that among the subjects it was impossible to discuss were the proposed armistice, the military movements of the Constitutionalists, the Agrarian question and the designation of a provisional President of Mexico. He states that he believes he is only complying with his duty to the Constitutionalists when he declares that a grave error is committed in attempting to solve such a question of transcendental importance to the people of Mexico. ■ / ■■ ' : ' . (Received 2.0 p.m.) London, June 22. Sir Ernest Shackieton has appointed Mr Wpr.sley, formerly in the New Zealand Government marine service, to the command" of the Endurance. The* Hudson liay Company has selected 105 Canadian Arctic dogs for the expedition. Mr-Redmond' has appealed to the Tinted Irish Leagues in America for funds to strengthen the Nationalist volunteer*,,, and to enable them to confront "the minority's forcible attempt to 'suppress the liberties of the Irish people. ________