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dependivent the Russian offensive move

ifrom that direction rhe defeat

led Austrian-German force is try

ling to gain Cracow to prevent the

Kaiser|Kussian force marching on Ber
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THINKING IT ENEMY

Special lo The Daily News.)

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it German

be abandoned

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IW atson's licerss have been

into deep | made Harry Luke formeriy
lehief steward of the Saimpson,

joined the Watson al this port

and went out in her as chief stew

Salvage jard Thomas Keolhwoe formerly
purser of the Sampson, we nt out

standing

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TERMS OF PEACE

not to resist furthe that he was
ready through the Pope or Pres

dent Wilson to liste i an offe

if peace

5.000 German cava after a \

lent encounter between Hooglede
and Poperinghe It is reported
ithat the German corps are t tk
to be brought back to the vest

n theatre of war from the hus

The battered Austrian army is
safe under the guns of Przemysi

MOST DESPERATE
BAITLE OF (HE WAR
iS NOW RAGING

Paris, Sept. 18 A dispatch
from Paris says that in the bat
tle of Aisne on the result of
which depends whether the Get
mans shall be able to again
threaten Paris, or, on the othe
hand, be forced from France. The

The Allies are holding their own

 

 

GERMANS IN

In this picture

Allies have lost more men dut Ce
ne the three days that the battk

has raged than in any previous] The
period of the war The fighting
continues with the utmost vio

lence north of the River Aisne

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FRANCE—WITHIN THE MARKET PLACE OF A BUSY FRENCH TOWN.

ct s of Franee for quite a distance and have occupied many French

shown German soldiers making themselves at home

me of the clogs with his cart, whieh are being extensively

and towns on

 

Schedule of Vessel Lost in Col-
* lision with Princes Victoria.

San Franciseo, Sept. 18 Upon

sel will ent the Seattle-Alaska |, 7,
service in place of the steamship

 

oj Mural samoson. Several] GPRMAN'S REPLY TO
PRESIDENT WILSON
NOT QUITE READY

(Special to The Dally News.)
Washingto
President
non-committal

as freight clerk to fill a tempo
rary vacances When the vessel
steams from Seattle for Alaskan

ports he will take his old post as
who will join the Admiral Sehley

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REPLACES Somcacxa service MARKET PRICES BREAK
Steamer Admiral Watson Taking EXPECT KAISER ABOUT

(Special to The Oa! Daily News.)

* breaking owing

the | which passsed here yesterday was

her departure for Seattle, the Ad (
mira Line steamship Admiral],
Watson, bade farewell to the port peace
of San Francisco for some time] Kaj,

conditionally
to come, if not for good. The ves-Jeg pr:

As a simple corporal of the 10th

Palaphy took part in the re-
lent combat with the Ger-

his shoulders and under a
f machine gun bullets ecar-
the colonel to the Freneh
That same day Palaphy
was promoted to be a sergeant
Shortly afterward, although
wounded,
another affair, leading a
ge of his squadron against
Baden Guards, whose stand- GERMANS HAVE
» himself captured.
Wounded by a ball which had
ploughed through the lower part
of his stomach, and covered with,
thrusts, he was removed
the battlefield during the!
and learned that he had
been promoted to be a sub-lieu-
and nominated Chevalier
» Legion of Honor.

purser, reieving Harry Kingwoot | BATTLE STILL RAGING
GERMANS WEAKENING

(Special to The Daily News)
Paris,
bulletin
noon says the great battle
tinuing

has not been broken, ¢

he'Northern B.C. Fair |'"

certain points they are described

Freneh are
eounter ¢

AUSTRIAN RETREAT
HAS BECOME ROUT

(8pecial to The Daily News.)
London

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own destination

 

‘HONORS FOR A te eeeweuenens ss APROPLANES BEING
YOUNG FRENCH HERO: Poor reteanarn =
TO SUE FOR PEACE He Received Decoraiton of Honor

Everybody has been
yearning for the opening
x of the G. T. P. but next

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ided with wounded}
the need for a new tele-

French officer, Albert graph service to the out-

whose unusual bravery . a én
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i of battle won for him| now available al

s of the Legion of Honor depended upon. It ecoms
i* to have a habit of going

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he rushed to his aid
hoisted the injured man

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* after the last paper was
* issued, The same thing oc-
* curred today and nearly
* a thousand words which
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* must pay the bill and get
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ABANDONED LEIGE

(Special to The Daily News.)
London, Sept, 18, A Rome dis-
pateh says it is ofMcially admit.
ited in Berlin that the Germans
jhave abandoned Leige

 

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|40,000 German “War Marriages.”

incident of decorating a

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on the battlefield recalls | - i vig toe ere ee, oe

pone Oe th ughoul Germany, it is off.

to Confer Honors. cially stated that 40,000 emer
Bordeaux, Sept, 18 At Gen.~[ ene) r war marriages have
Joffre’s suggestion the gov-|been performed pinee war was
ernment has decided to confer the | declared his was made possi
Gross of the Legion of{ble th ough the churches lifting

on Generals Maueory andithe regulations that compelled

and the Gross of the}the publication of the banns in
Grand Officer on General French, tadyance

USED BY THE BRITISH,

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(Special to The Daily News.)

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PATRIOTIC CONCERT

DREW BIG CROWD

| Elaborate Program of Local
| Talent Assisted by Irish Fu-
siliers Give Lively En-
tertainment.

 

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A coneert of special interest
jand consisting entirely of local
talent was given last night at the
| Westholme opera house in aid of
the British Red Cross Associa-
tien.

Shortly after 8 o'clock Judge
Young by arrangement took the
chair and gave the opening ad--
dress. He showed in a few well
ehosen words how Britain had be-
come involved in the war, which
he termed “a righteous war” as
far as Britain was concerned. The
ted Cross had been organized in
1908, and devoted its energies to
j}such occasions as the present.
Just now they needed $150,000
and Canada was asked for $50,-
000. This concert was in aid of
that movement.
| The chairmen then on behalf of
the inanagement thanked the the-
atre company for a eoncession in
the price for the use of the the-
‘atre and for a free orchestra and
to the local press for free adver-
jtising and printing. The program
j}was as follows, and every part
was well rendered and received
| with applause:
| PART ONE.

Overture by Westholme Orchestra

Chairman—-Judge F. McB. Young

Tableaux
i) Entente Cordial
b) A Chip of the Old Block
Children Coming Home
d) Behind the Guns
‘ A Message to the Empire
\Jessie’s Dream” ....... Grace Campbell
Mrs. Wm. Millar

; “Comrades Song of Hope”..Adolph Adams
| Male Voice Choir

For All We Have and Are”...... Kipling
| Mrs. Chisholm
|

Pierrots

| Plerretes——Mrs. Allen, Mrs) Hemmill,

| Mrs. Lucas, Mrs. Ward, Miss Thomp-

| son, Miss Curtin

| Pierrots Mr. L. Crippen, Mr. Nich-

ols, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Bullock-Web-
ster, Mr. #. O. Crew

| PART TWO.

| Guitar solo, “Sebastapol”....... Worrall
Mrs Bryant
Soldiers of the King”’............Stuart

Mr. Davies

Mrs. Holmquist, Mrs. Johnston, Mr.
Jackson, Mr. Holmquest

Rouget de Lisle
ene

. Jervis MeLeod
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A Bivoua
Irish Fusiliers
God Save the uae"

THE WEATHER.

Compiled by F. w. Dowling,

RESERVISTS BY AUSTRIA

(Special to The Daily News.)

here that Austria is about to eall
out the reservists of all classes.

HOSPITAL STABLE
AND HORSES BURNED

Shortly after midnight on
Thursday week, the implement

pital was discovered to be on fire, |
the flames spreading to the stable

fire is unknown

 

Paris, Sept. 18.—It is report OF
, ling up Fitz Cigar Store. tf

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standing hard work by the stalf
and volunteers, the stable was}
burned, wit vo fine driving
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taking th but would
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“THE GOLDEN LADDER”
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