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VERSES AND SUCCESSES
MARK TODAYS DISPATCHES

(Special to The Daily News)
Freneh
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had su
Meuse
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chael, where they ver throw
back again

rhe (,sermans we ! ’ ‘ !
give way on the Freneh
wing, where heavy attacks ‘
tmade from Nancy and Tor rhe
also retired in the southerr
gion of Woevre
Heavy fighting is now e
lat both east and west wings of th
battle

 

STRIAN ARMY IN GALICIA
CONTINUES GENERAL RETREAT

(Special to The Dally News.)

An official state ‘ tf N n
states that a severe battle
j Sept : y
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Mt ARE TRYING
QUIFLANK VON KLUK

(Special to The Daily News.)
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(ERMAN FORCE
10 MEET RUSSIANS

(special Lo The Daily News.)

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VENILE BOSTONIANS.

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STERN STRUCGLE
STILL CONTINUES
IN NORTH FRANCE

(Special to The Daily News)
Paris, Sept an) wo engage
ents which have decisive results

in the great battle being waged
in Northert France are being
fought Phe Allies struck the
(rerman right wine northwest of
Noyon, while the invading forces
hurled themselves against the
French line between Verdun and

the beginning of these at
tacks, announced a French of
ficial, on the French right the en
emy began to give away before
the attack of the Allies coming
from the direction of Naney and
roul
rhe report admits that the
Germans succeeded in gaining a
foothold on the Meuse Heights
but have net crossed the river to
the southern region

GERMANS RETREAT—
SOUTHWEST AFRICA

(Special to The Dally News.)

London Sept 26 A Cape
town dispatch says the British
forees occupied Inderitzbucht in
German Southwest Africa rhe
German garrison had retreated
after blowing up the railway and
destroying the wireless

50,000 PRISONERS
IN GERMAN HANDS—
30,000 ARE RUSSIANS

(Special to The Dally News.)
Paris, Sept. 26 A message
from Berlin. says that the gen
eral staff, having agreed to ex
change ofieial lists of prisoners

found it necessary to admit that

 

seecia, raves ror PRESIDENT E. J. CHAMBERLIN. ste o"scr's "tu

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PRICE FIVE CENTS

 

PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1944.

JUTFLANKING ENEMY

DEATH STRUGGLE IN FRANCE STILL ON

 

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TWO MORE CAVALRY
REGIMENTS 70 RE SEM:

Strathcona Horse and Royal Ca-
nadian Dragoons to Be Added
to Expeditionary Force.

FREIGHT RATES DISCUSSED
WITH G. T.P. OFFICIALS HERE

PRESENT RATES TO RUPERT CONSIDERABLY GREATER THAN
TO VANCOUVER VIA C. P.R.—COMPANY WILL EQUALIZE

 

     
 
 
   

 

i 0) Sent
| Car / 7 RATES TO WINNIPEG AND CONSIDER THOSE TO
tii aati non EDMONTON.
\ } has d led t \ committee of the Board of ecouver. It was only commodity
first Canadia \ Trade, of whieh W. P. Lynch was rates that were higher and his
, by_ adding tw ; hairman, had an interview this department had been working
: giments of 5 aiorning wit: tiv, A: ae Siledbes steadily for three months in an
and a each r ° ’ jeffort to get them adjusted. As
{ K will be tt head of the freight department of |tar as the rates to Winnipeg
Strath s Horse and the Re eight department head of the G.| were concerned, he could assure
anadian Prageor Both rex T. P., and Mr. J. BE. Dalrymple. A/the Board of Trade that the Pates
us f the | snent f formal communication was read,|; would be made the same as to
t a tpresent th mi ut that the rates of the, Vancouver. With regard te those
; ‘i '. P. from Winnipeg and Ed-|from Edmonton, he was net so
' : ; nonton were considerably greater | sure, as the mileage was consid-
. : than similar rates over the C. P.|erably more than to Vaneotiver.
r R. to Vaneouver. The C. P. R. It was their intention at all times
ra flour from Winnipeg is to work for the best interests of
\ iS cents per ewt., while the rate Prince Rupert and the matter
er the G. T. P. to Prince Ru-, would be gone thoroughly into.
' j \\ ‘ tis 61 cents. Butter and eges After a considerable amount of
aval rom Edmonton to Vancouver via ld scussion, in which it was pointoce
; ae the ©. P. R. are $1.35 per ewt.,) ed out that on the completion of
‘ th reg while to Prince Rupert it is $1.74.) the P. & G. BK. they could not pos-
} g g i It was pointed out that with these | sibly get a bigger rate from Ed-
P ; nfavorable rates Prince Rupert|monton than the C. P. R. is echare-
set ould net compete with Vancou- jing and that Prince Rupert should
) hh the permanent f ver for the north coast trade. It}get the same rate now, it was
P . . aa ‘ was also shown that the original | practicaliy admitted that the con-
ees Prané Belgiu sale of lets was made under the|tention of the Board was correct,
d x temporary garrison duty promise that rates to Prinee Ru- It was then anneunced that Mr.
i: nas 8 the ean he ce. J. CHAM BERLIN, — pert would suecessfully compete |Rosevear would remain over for
> tuieiom Mantel President of the G. T. P. Railway, Now Visiting This City. with thase to Vancouver, a few days to adjust all these
ft Halifax some days ago In reply, Mr. Rosevear stated|matters and that a “town” rate

for Prince Rupert would go into
effect on October 14.

eres come AND PARTY VISITS THIS CITY jms sary rurren is ausrmauiane seizeo |

WITHOUT OPPOSITION

 

 

 

 

 

 

\fler the Board of ‘Trade eon. PARTY MAKES FIRST TRIP OVER NEW ROAD AND IS VERY Cena. a seniatanns Undies aint
erence with Mr. Dalrymple and ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT COUNTRY OPENED UP — WILL - titan Staff London, Sept. 26.—-The Admir-
M Rosevear a committee from LEAVE FOR EAST THIS AFTERNOON. ‘ F | alty announces that a telegram
he City Couneil, consisting of the ee Valeartier Sept 24. Miss |has been received from Vice-Ad-
Mayor, Alderman Morrissey and Phi party of the G. 1 Phe party a real enthusiastic} y7. rupper, a granddaughter of}miral Sir George Patey stating
Alderman MeClymont presented mr. Peact 7 ty last night on about Prince Rupert _ climate and Sir Charles Tupper, eias written | that the town and harbor of
the case of the city for cheaper | * to pecsion Phe party the | sress they find het It to Colonel Sam Hughes, asking;Friedrich Wilhelm, the seat of
ites for coal from Alberta Phe |‘ u dent EK. J, Cham he Tf Sst trip across the new that she be allowed to join the|government of Kaiser Withelm’s

t rate is $5.90, and is pro " Mols : McPherso1 pened up by the railw ard ursing staff which will aeeom-/Land (the name applied to the
\ibitive M. Donaldson, vice have great confidence it | pens the troops rhe applica-|German portion of New Guinea),
rhe committee was asked if)! cnera: Gecseer;, | . Gy -as Opening OPT on has been sent to Colonel|has been oecupied by an Austra-
t was prepared to enter into ai’: ! - ple, vice-president) a great co i but also for inf Jones, of the army medical ser-jlian foree without opposition.
ict for coal in case of cheap ora J. A. Hutcheson, chiet | see y, both of which will] |,.,, who is Ottawa } Armed forces of the enemy ap-
er rates being granted and r« \ » Hinton ; aking Prince Ru grandson of Sir George Eti-| pear to have been concentrated at
plied that they could not since ger trafic mana ; oily wilh @ great-future na) ie Cartier Jacques Gartier, is|Herbertschoz, where they were
the coal was never sampled. Mr. | *>' , , Seer generai)a Milure hich should not be very }with the engineer signaling | annihilated.
Rosevear pointed out that they | 'Pe'eh! General Superit meres | orps He holds an aviator’'s li- | : —_—_—— -
never made special rates unless |tendent M met the party at It is expected that the party will) ....o and is also an expert wire- Everything in season cooked
the party had some definite bus- |?" = ind accompanied leave f the East again this aft ess operator. the way you like it. London Cafe.
iness to offer Hie then offered to then the ty Or ROO
transport a car of coal consigned
to the city from any mine in Al <
berta free of charge and if after Vhs ote care whee Brena as ce ie LISSAU |
a test of the coal they wished tolthe G. T. P clals to town are | W th | O H
do business a special rate would |,), p ce Rupert rrans (Special to The Daily News.) | es Oo me pera ouse
be given, tinental Allawa ind Bona I d Sept 6 4 Central | =
lin tn tee a Ray wanton eet TONIGHT TONIGHT
ials Showed themselves willing | qtted up 1 a good advertise-\ihat the Aua in seaport of Lis
to do everything in their power! ment for the company People | ca I) af was bombarded
for the city of this eity are nat ally te he French fle September |
lested I the Prines Rupert 10 l ‘ { ere inded |

ata oa) JUVENILE BOSTONIANS”

London, Sep 26.—German | °
snes owe we oh toot aos st anne to “haw warmest  Miy Tango Maid

h ics were hoisted over}

. | We buy and serve omy the best'!the semaphore station at Lissa IN THE NEW AND SPARKLING MUSICAL COMEDY

(Special to The Daily News.) | : . |
the market affords. London Cafe. |

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

the totals already announced for an aviation Game jzaar and sale of work on Tuesday, | (Special Lo The Dally News.) }
were erroneous. The aggregate 223.24 a on Sept 26..'The INTRODUCING THE ARGENTINA TANGO
number of prisoners in German RUSSIANS HOLDING , We dof o atts eo
hao oo : . ; oy =~
hands is reduced fro 1 2h ~ t GERMAN VANGUARD bLamains {, took possession of NEXT WEEK'S PLAYS:—‘“THE ISLE OF SPICE,” “THE
Ke IN EAST PRUSSIA, . Coco | | German, ov West. | SNOW SLIPPER,” “THE LOVES OF LENORE”
(Special te The Daity News) DANCE AT © P. @. a ‘ ‘ com yon en -—-— ee :
BAPTIST CHURCH. Petrograd, Sept, 26 The hus be nen 80th F Phe it had previously sunk |
Morning worship, tf a, ™ ib-|sians have eheeked a tentative} Gentlemen © ee ~~ the it ind the Ttalo, two Ger, |
! \“ tI J .P forjadvanece of the German vanguard Majestic Goonentinn ' x var vessels SPECIAL MONDAY AED Vunenay
mm ith esuse a aye ‘ ' ’ ‘ ‘ euart ! ih i i ’ ‘
individuals. Evening worship..{between Schesuschubin and Vin~|g **4er the Ausploes of the $ Between Acts—Fifth Episode of “THE MILLION DOLLAR
1:30; subject, “Reward of Dili-|eent SS ae CITY BAND. : MYSTERY”
j rjen ' } t| Andrew's Society.
gent Seeking Bunday seh me i }
30 pom, You are wel FOOTBALL. ' To Be Held in A ne “ be held Sunday e
o e
ft it Sop. m, at the City Reserved
Autl ents information sbout rhe Callies defeated the Dry.| St. Andrew's Society Hall ) ul the pp ' ose of organisz RENESION—Ele, Tie, Chee Ges Geste C808
tal ; ori uo ‘ j my “ :
i otball games, either sehedult lock eleven last night by one goal ON TUESDAY iid band, and also to see Seats Now on Sale at Orme's Drug Store
los postponed, ean be had by all. jt othing in the hardest fought September 29, 1914 hat i nents will have to be DOORS OPEN AT 7:45.CURTAIN 8:30 SHARP
ing up Fits Cigar Store tf} game of the season ' purchased 222-23) oon
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