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Sept. 16.—I!t is believed
another big battle is in
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FOR GERMANS WOULD BE FATAL — HEAVY RAINS
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the enemy in a bad position, as
heavy rains in progress would
prevent their getting their big ar-
tillery away.

it is rumored that the East In-
dian cavairy has arrived and will
go into action. it is also report-
ed that the German Emperor is
to go to East Prussia to take com-
mand against the Russians.

 

 

 

      

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10:30 A. Mm)
wo. 6— This is the
ommunication
the War Office this

omncia
by

efi wing our armies
th the enemy,
from the
the River Aisne
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forward
ween the Argonne
the Meuse continues.
ely itrue, as has
7 time and again by

SONERS AND
2 GUNS CAPTURED

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Sept

  

STILL DRIVING GERMANS
DUN HAS NOT BEEN ATTACKED.

the official Wolff Agency, that the}
army of the Crown Prince was)
besieging and bombarding Ver-
dun. The city has never been at-
tacked. Only the fort of Troyon,
which is not part of the defenses |
of Verdun, but protects the!
heights of Meuse has been bom-|
barded on several occasions. It}
is known that violent attacks, |
which have made that their ob-
jective, have not succeeded. Since |
yesterday they have been reliev-
ed. Nothing is reported concern-
ing our right wing.

CROWN PRINCES ARMY
REPULSED AT TROYONS

RUPERT, B. C., WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1914.

 

 

BRITISH ARTILLERY ON THE WAY TO THE FRONT.

f the British artillery has been proved in the war
j y ponsible for holding the British positior igainst
fe ids in several i4portant engagements German
clare that the acx a‘ f the Britist tiller
\ erful and deadly

 

 

 

FIRST “PICTURE FROM VALCARTIER CAMP.

Highlanders ing camp at Va leart ently.

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(Special to The Daily News.)

 

 

 

\USTRIANS ESCAPED

‘150,000 SERVIAN

 

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JT LOST NEARLY FORTY PER CENT OF THEIR ARMY

HER BIG BATTLE IS ON
QULCONLE {5 STILL UNKNOWN

TROOPS

NOW MOVING IN HUNGARY

(Special to The Daily News)

Sept. 16.—According
to a statement issued here yester-
|day by the Servian legation, there

London,

 

jare now in Hungary at least 150,-

000 Servian troops successfully
offensive movement
dual

pushing an
against the forces of the
monarchy.

 

"AUSTRALIANS INVADE
GERMAN TERRITORY
AND CONQUER.

| (Special to The Daily Dally News—10:80 A. M.)
| London, Sept. 16.—A Sydney |
| dispatch tells the story of the Ine |
vading of Herberthsoe, in Bis-|
marck Archipelago, by Australian—
forces. The Germans lost 30 kill-
ed and 17 captured. The colonial
losses were slight.

AUSTRIANS CUT OFF
~ BY RUSSIANS, ESCAPED
| WITH TREMENDOUS LOSS

(Special to The Daily News—12 Noon)

London, Sept. 16.—A Rome dis-
patch claims that the Austrian
Generals Dank! and Auffenberg
have joined forces in Galicia, but
in so doing lost 40 per cent of
their forces. This was as pre-
dicted in last acres

AUSTRIANS REPORT
DEFEAT OF SERVIANS
WHO ENTERED HUNGARY

(Special to The Daily News—10:30 A. M.)
Vancouver, Sept. 16.—(Vienna

 

16.—A_ state- Paris: sept. 16.—The center of | ‘SHOOTING ACCIDENT | 0 asce *_ the on | AUSTRIANS ARE CUT OFF ‘via Saiiad).@encead Geckar, at
nN out by the official the German army, composed of | ind b ‘ . opes lowe! , Y FORCE OF RUSSIANS ‘the Austrian general staff, an-
au last night said: the forces under the Crown | AT SHAWATLANS Ibody te the ¢ nd It was onan 5 nounced today that the Servian
remy is Still Occupying Prince have taken the offensive | . : h ane —e- ‘army which crossed the River
Osition to the north of against the French troops that) PROVES FATAL ~~ ~ ras | (Special to The Daily Newe—10:30 A. m.)|Save into Hungary had been de-

hting is going on stretched along the Meuse in an) , . a Bordeaux, Sept. 16.—Two Ger- | feated.
oveage hie: effort to break through, but were | sad accident occurred at |'™ : t his sevices |man flags, those of the 38th and| , +
own Prince's army has repulsed. The Crown Prince) ‘the atenizio . power Pe?" b Ms services e |
len farther back d i d Troyon, which resisted | or wer the circum-|94th Prussian Infantry have been NEW HAZELTON NEWS

an s&s bombarde y head of Lake Shawat | :
he line of Variennes wel ; — stances | placed beside the standards of the | nt
et dea . i ann dina ‘ la Robert Auld, |" t the shooting had | 68th and 72nd German Infantry in| ana Mani
. rlovees as | a a a i ce i ;
dred prisoners and 12 « Grand | = . saad shot | Dee! g for about five |the grand oes of Presi Steutew Reeves left Ga Watees.
Cc ae vaguny by - : at a id fired by Thomas | ! Z a : @ “‘ =. ee —_ rawr id iy evening r J . ee
; the Gin] t u , , “ , ; Indis Agent R. FE. Loring was
ish n whey, 7 eis ei.) rr eS Phe! .. us al irs of age and al The surrender of the Austrian br oy a: ited ee this
’ a motions Auld in & thee G088~ | Native of Irela He has no rela-| army ted by General von Auffen-|- veer ite anita
, — a le t p led to the belie |" far a k wn, but oun ts jenmniaaalh a ted back t
; - ~ ‘ ve . as o , , Ji tiley is expected back to
he Ge men ae [that o 0 wild aBhne Ml a. her on the police foree| ‘The heir to the Austrian throne,|, 9)" “3 Me a an oie
THE “COLLEEN now Ss = ne ! gee er ae of th { Vanes Fire Archduke Charles Francis, is with 1 short time He is now located
WESTHOLME TONIGHT | hire (hy tal shay ” = “» nan Park, of the city t lepart-|General Dnakli’s army, whieh is) oy
feels his sit very Keen e ns a ji asi :

DOLE | ment, has known him f | long |entirely cut off, The communica-|" p04, Gorman shot a young
FOR ES ARE I | ; the 7 sh inet time, having been b il the|tion of the five German army), .y . town this week The
L RE \ RING 7 HE »lnight s y bo ~ oh ait jsame place corps marching to the relief of a "ile a Dees ial
WEI MING I oor orn sicher. ‘the Austrians has been checked at man kina

iC} T ation INQUEST WILL BE DEFERRED. Grodek by the Third Russian .

j T ipassed around some nice stéaks

HHT OF STRAIN rhe om — oe ~" . _|eorps under General Dnakil. The) aoe ales Sed

i ‘ eisvi : - ‘ is

N é - ' . ad rhe inquest into the death army was caught in a morass west rhe Austrian. George, arrested
: ews—10:30 A.M) 4 had ¢ back - camp ewe tobert Auld, whieh — oce mean the River San by a flanking |... ie alleged murder of a friend
16.—The Allies ee os . aa llast evennig at Shawatlans, will] army of 100.000 Cossacks. Awaite| ... p.i Fraser, was arrested at
“ strong and well red. A oe “ 1s ‘ibe held this afternoon. It is un-|ing ite artiliery, which had been) ee tn pot
“ neer Amiens. es gang, without _ derstood that’ the jury will only |lost by the cavalry in a beg, this). nine he will get a pre
; " forces forming Ie f any others o! 5 be sworn in today and after ex-| was the last hope of the Austrie) |) i. Goin) rhe prosecution
. @ the left wing ' } ie oa a | ‘stood | ine the remains will adjourn) ans te concentrate between the will be condueted by Chief Minty.
a ers at Soissons, . r®-thad gone up a tree that & ‘thi lfor a few days to allow the ar-|teiangular fortified works of). 1, gg yee
ay © next two days’ ‘ t to the gamp dl ~~ il 2 irival of a brother of the deceased | Przemys, Cracow and Jarosiaw. | teow days winding up his business
= The center will || Wi tian ee ’ about = ety or Gmy te ifn un Vaneouver | They can now accomplish this, If) wy,  Steeniel ii

“ push ] the groune © e
yw have amen Wi It fae tee to get dark - i all, only by trenmendous has sore Pla his work at Fort
Ne Oo try ’ has : { me f them saw ee Seer ICORMANS SEND HOME | josses. I I a , — h - a ~~ —_

" lrnent in the branches and though i o For wor, a ig 6 é

oe eooos |there was some wild animal tnere OPTIMISTIC REPORTS GERMANS EVACUATING jose r thirty } ! » at I ort Fraser

OOO OOOO OOO OOOO OOOO ODI DOO OEOLEOLLELOR TELE G GE, Thomas Graham, unfortunal , which he w ~ se Of or ar-

; ved the idea of shooting } T0 KEFP UP COURAGE ALLIES TERRITORY-- jrange for tl ver winter
, , a leg > xt
T éia whine for a double.bar A. M. La ive nex
ATRIO Ic CONCERT ; ed gun which Frank Somers | (Special to The Dally News-—12 Noon) WILL CROSS RHINE Puesday u the south
> vr of the party, had in his! Berlin, Sept. 16.—(Via Copen- iHe has tak: tion with one
1 of | f , " . . ie ; he fired in the direetion of | hagen).—The situation in France (Specie! to The Daily News-—10:30 A.M) Of the cont it Glacier, on
unds of the British Red Cross Society ; lop. The shet took ef-|and Belgium is still favorable and) London, Sept. 16.—-A Bordeaux the ©. P tunnel, Mr
September 17th, 1914 ; passing through the head of at ne place have the French and message says the German people Lawson wi! nuch missed
ATH ure: P a 3 rhe latter died, it is be-| English won a victory and the|were stupified on learning of the around Ne ton, although
1 WESTHOLME THEATRE : |, isntantiy, but instead of Germans took with confidence on German retreat. They were told he wil! mos! return to
Ge: i ; io the ground his bedy the outeome. The above is an of- it was entirely strategic, Itis ree town afl: nditions in

eral Admission - 50cts. ; tin the branches |fiolal announcement. lperted here that the Germans the Domin ttled down

$ The task of getting the body| [have been ordered to retreat to
ty re . nf 3 proved a difieult one, The When moving it pays to pac k|the right bank of the Rhine evac- WANTED.
rd Avenut " ; f the shooting was a mi in| furniture and glassware well | wating France, Belgium, and bus-| Binart boy dd jobs The
0 0pceecees ae ver 200 pounds in weight,’ Fritaz—-Phone 583. 214.10 emburg. Daily News

 

 

SAY OWNERS DID

: NOT KEEP FAITH

Smithers People ple Remind Town-
| site Company of Promises on
Being Asked to Pay Up.
The Townsite Company of
|Smithers is making an effort to
have the purchasers of town lots
meeting their payments by haud-
ing in the installments due or
purchases made last fall. This is
no more than right it 1s admit-
ted, but the citizens are, in com-
pany with many other places,
hard up these war times. The
company insists that the debtors
should carry out their promises.
In offset, the people interested
point to the promise made wy the
|company at the time of sale, that
a large amount of work would
be done, that not less than two
men would be permauestiy em-
ployed, and that many civic ini-
provements, including eetric

light and waterworks, wouid be
put in.

While it can be understood
why the company did not carry

out its plans, it is hardly just.
when the company has not ful-
lilled its own promises, to force
a lot of purchasers to live strictiy
up to their agreements. Those
who have invested say they are
satisfied with their ventures.
They are citizens and builders of
the place. Its future must be
their future, and both are bound
up together. The general depres-
sion caused by the war is very
general, and few communities will
feel the pressure more _ sorely
than the new towns of hte north-
ern interior. When the war is
and even before, there is a
od time coming, when all our
act will resume, and at a
speed than before.

The Sons of England have is-
sued invitations to their members
and friends to a social evening to
held in the Knights of Pythias
Hall on Friday next, the 18th inst.,

over
Villes

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Comfortable Jaunch for hunt-
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best? “Eleanor Mac.” West end
Government dock, 206-2314

Coal! ‘Coal! Coal!

Washed Nut coal free from
dirt, $8.75 per ton. Union Trans-
fer Co,

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