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MENDOUS BATTLE ALMOST
BEYOND HUMAN ENDURANCE

DVANCE OF INFANTRY IS EXPECTED TODAY AFTER THE
ULL OF ARTILLERY—ALLIES FEAR LONG WINTER
CAMPAIGN.

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Sept

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y News—12 Noon)
19.—The battle
in the sixth day
s developed into the su-
conflict of the campaign.
has been a lull in the ter-
llery duel and a tremen-
vance of infantry is ex-
today. The Germans claim

now to have plenty of ammuni-
tion and supplies and are confi-
dent of beating the Allies. French
officers at Paris say the strain
will soon be beyond human en-
durance and the only way the Al-
ties are to prevent a weary winter
campaign if they cannot dislodge
the Germans now is by a hard at-
tack on the communication lines.

H SOLDIERS STILL
BEST FIGHTERS OF EUROPE

ED ENEMY AT CLOSE QUARTERS .~ND DECIMATED
EM WITH BAYONET — BRITISH STILL BEARING
BRUNT OF FIGHT.

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n, Sept. 19.—The British
pain prevented General
the Germans from
Franco-British al-
n Northern France. The
ce stated this yesterday.
as a ous encounter
British succeeded each
repuising the German
Sir Charlies Ferguson's
was given oredit for
the tide
erman

German tine failed

The fury of the artillery firing
was declared to be unprecedented
in the history of warfare and fair-
ly indescribable.

Thousands have been killed.
Many more thousansd have been
wounded. Many of them laid for
many hours in the rain and ex-
posed to chilly winds.

The British are bearing the |
brunt of the figttting with the
German right wing.

After repuising three desper-
ate German charges, the British
troops under Gen. W. P. Pulney
made a counter attack and fought
the Germans at the point of the
bayonet and decimated the entire
brigade.

k and
p ihe

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center in Eastern
Verdun district,
terrific French at-
@ yesterday dispatches
ms report. The Germans
nm heavily reinforced from
and all the

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ALLIES DROVE GERMANS
ACROSS FOUR RIVERS
STIFF FIGHT AHEAD

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War Recnimaiiehes What Could
Not Be Done in Peace—Not
Effetcive Till War Is Over.

ANIA ENGAGED
CANADIAN TROOPS
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WANTS FURTHER NEWS
SIGNS THREATENING

(Special to The Oeily News—1:30 P.M.)
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SOUGHT BY BLOODHOUNDS

if 70.000

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GERMAN TROOPS
ARE LEaVING FOR

awaiting

(Special to The Daily News—1:30 P.M.)
iv lie Tele
from an authorita
that eight
orps have left

gium for

BRITISH NAVAL !
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VIENNA IN DUMB SILENCE GERMANS SUFFERING--

HEAVY BOMBARDMENT

(Special to The Daily News—1:30 P.M.)

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RUSSIANS ARREST
GERMAN ADVANCE
BRITISH FORCES SUFFER

(Special to The Daily News.)

Petro 19.
patches say that General Rennen-
pi the

advance. report

grad, Sept.

kan has arrested
The
from Galicia
|}that the Austrian
tirely wiped out.
The people of
base on the
revolt.
Many of
regiments
de during
lighting.

AUSTRIANS ARE AGAIN
BECOMING ACTIVE

(Special to The Daily News—12 Noon)

London, Sept. 19.—A Vienna
dispatch via Ky states that the
Austrians have fortified an ex-
tended new front, which will reach

The entire
under

German
reaching

| here today declares

cavairy 18 en-

Pola,
Adriatic,

the naval
is said to be

the
have
the

famous British
mInowed

week §

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past

wh

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to Cracow
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and

Russian
Ruzeky
expected mo-
attack
Berlin reports
army con-
ms in Russian Po-

wing Generals
srussiloff
to
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tinuing ope

land,

BERLIN REPORTS ARE
OPTIMISTIC AS USUAL

(Special to The Daily News—12 Noon)
Berlin, i9 rhe
have ned
capturing 2,500 | ch.
lies Noven
ins
it
save

mentarily begin an
against
claim German

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Baumont,

The Al-
have been

forces

attacks at
repulsed The
to have been defeated
being drive nto

are said
Agram,
the River

and many drowned

JAPS HAVE SEIZED
KIAU CHAU R.R. STATION

(Special to The Daily News—12 Noon)
iy A Tokio
says the Imperial Japa-
at Lao
captured
station

have

Petrograd, Sept
report
nese troops anded

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‘GERMANS FORCE LABOR
TO ERECT DEFENCES

(Special to The Daily News—1:30 P.M.)
BS Sept. 19 An d
dispatch says the Germans are
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works are at Thuin
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FOURTEEN DROWNED
IN MONTMAGNY WRECK

| (Special to The Dally News—1:30 P. Mm.)

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dren, t d one man
were cp esult of the

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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
WAS VERDICT OF JURY

Evidence Went to Show That
Man Who Shot Thought it
Was Porcupine.

rhe inquest into the shooting
accident whereby Robert Auld lost
his life at Shawatlans was held
last evening in the court room.
Coroner MeMullin presided and
the following eee the
jury: Geo. D. Huil, 8. P. MeMor-
die, W. 8. Marshall, J. D. Me-
Leod, J. E. Merryfield and R. W.
Cameron.

Frank
jand Ben
| Whieh
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were

Frank
gave

Jones,
Fenfern
was much
wes: “After

Somers
evidence
alike and as
dinner the boys
having a lark and Frank
and the deceased were
the tent and Jones sug-
gested that Auld go up a nearby

and crow. After some hesi-
went. Then Jones ran
tent, saying: ‘Boys
bird up the tree.
him crow. They
clamoring
shouting that it was a
or bear. Somers ran
the tent for his gun and
took it from him and was
standing looking up the tree. In
the meantime Jones was shouting
Don't shoot; that’s Bob. Ren-
fern was hard of hearing, and at
rate the clamor was loud.
fom Graham was in the tent most
of this time and came out at the
ment Renfern was pointing up
He grabbed the gun and
movement in the tree.

Did you shoot in the
air to him? That's Bob
there, know. Graham then
threw down the gun and began to
ers said, ‘l wish to God I
were in his place." The accused
himself was called and practically
said the same thing. The jury
returned verdict of accidental
shooting. The brother of the de-
who belongs to the Van-
pol ferce, present

GERMANS HAVE FAILED
IN ATTACKING BRITISH

(Special to The Daily News—12 Noon)
19. The British
Marne battle, are
brunt of the counter
the Aisne battle and
conducting themselves | bril-
intly. The Germans are strong-
y ¢ enching along the Aisne
|! } long defence. They have
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VICTORY CLAIMED
BY BOTH PARTIES

(Special to The | Daily News.)

London, Sept. 19.--Conflieting
rep from the German-
Russian fronties The Germans
viet and do the
Russians Lhe latter are certain.
still beating the Austrians in
Galicia and Poland. (A later wire
from Berlin says the Russians re.
tired in good order.

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aim ries su

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TRAIN WRECK costs |
LOSS OF MANY LIVES

(Special to The Daily News.)

Ala., Bept. 49.
sons were killed when
\labama Great RBouthern
was wrecked early yesterday
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