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ITE OF AISNE HAS REACHED
CRITICAL AND VIOLENT STAGE

EVED GENERAL JOFFRE

SIDE RANGE OF GERMAN

MAS PUSHED HIS FORCES IN-
GUNS—FIGHTING IS NOW

AT CLOSE RANGE AND HAND TO HAND.

al to The Dally News—12 Noon) The general opinios that the
“ ports of battle has reached most criti
along the/}eal as well as most lent phase
the belief |The losses on both sides in. the
is succeed-|past few days is said to ha
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IN GERMAN ARMY.

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The French

GERMAN ARTILLERY
STICKS IN THE MUD

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PRINGI

RUGGLE IS NOW HAND TO HAND

RUPERT,

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MON DAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1914,

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(Special to The Daily News—12 Noon)
: Par Sept. 28 An Amster
dan spatel ty that there

wolent fig ne between Lhe Cr

ial a Belgians 1 riile

east Antwerp, at Termonde a
tH Laude AL the itter pla
the heavy German artillery be
cane he mud and the
Germans we bliged to retire}
before the Belgia attacks Dh
(rerma are tifying Liege

OFFERS HIS SWORD
TO ALLIED ARMIES

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} (Special to The Dally News—12 Noon)
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Bordeaux, Sept; 28 The Boer
jgeveral, Francois Joubert Pine
jnaer arrived here today to offer

this sword Lo the allied armies

‘LOCAL-MAN SHOT
| IN HUNTING ACCIDENT

L. J. Hoyt, While Hunting in Vi-

| @inity of Essington, Shot Yes-
terday by His Own Gun.

 

late »|
Gone ad According to reports that are
espondent) CUrrent round town there was a
am to aq | Shooting accident yesterday in the
& message | ¥timity af bissingtor Phe repert
is to the effect that L. J. Hoyt, of
this city, who was out with a
ANS ADVANCING bunting party in the vicinity of
RZESz0w CAPTURED | osiiebon, was a cidently shot
with his own gun Mr. tloyt is
7 a tee ® wS—12 Noon) | ll eXperienced hunter and much
ept. 28 surprise is felt that this sould
on Cra happen,
: Ww. save Mr. Hevt has been here for
rom the |@bout three years and is a paint
' er by trade lle also has a wite
here, to whom the sympathy of
cr mane ‘Mey the best the community will go out im her
= on London Cafe, | Wereavement He was a man wf
about forty years of age
ed
M0000 c0ccncoonognaeah A. IT. Harrison, accused of big
amy, is up for trial tht after
DANCE ATOP Mw. } noon Harrison married a BI
TUESDay 2oth ifrom Hazelton last fall and later
Majense ocala Free jit was found out that he already
the au me hestra had a wife
‘es Aunitians S the The case of Lillis
Andrew's Society, theft was up in the Polee Gourt
| this morning bul wa '
, To Be Held in Joa 1t*will come ul "
= Society Mall ese
ESpay
‘ember ap 1914 | Ten days’ salé _
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DEAD-LOCK AT THE AISNE
FORCES SEEM TO BE BALANCED

ARMIES ARE NOW IN CLOSE RANGE OF EACH OTHER, IN SOME
PLACES UNE HUNDRED YARDS APART—FIERCE BAY-

(News Speciai—6:30 Sunday Night.)

Paris,
stalemen

that the

n close contact everywhere along l apart.

ONET CHARGES ON BOTH SIDES.

 

An
afternoon

Sept 7

27
t this

t
we

‘

) Oise and Somme and to the north
official |of Somme from Aisne to Rheims.
S8Y8\In some places the opposing en-

\llies and Germans are|trenchments are only 100 yards

Violent bayonet charges

the Aisne and bayonet fighting | of the Germans were repulsed at
is general and is in favor of thetall points. The French have re-
Allies gained the ground lost between

A perceptible advance wasj|the ‘Argonne region and the

made by

RED CR

COMMITTEE REPORTS

Over Six

the Allies between the | Meuse.

OSS FUND

Hundred Doliars Raised

and Is Being Sent to Head- paises ci
quarters, London, Eng. - | The railway officials who re-
en teently visited town had nothing

The committee of management|{o say about the possibility of
in charge of the late patriotic | starting the big hotel in the near
concert held in aid of the British | fyture. Mr. Donaldson on being
Red Cross at a recent meeting | interrogated replied that they had

who had

They

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VIEW OF KOENIGSBURG.
rhe f fed German town on the North Coast reported nvested by the Germans.
-
LADIES’ KUXILIARY OF G. T P TELEGRAPH LINE FAIR DONATIONS
ST. ANDREW'S SOCIETY se ALREADY PAID IN
WILL HOLD BAZAAR SOON OPEN cxelintiottes
a WILL City ...cccmscbesteocce $5000.00
he Ladies’ Auxiliary of St. An-| FOR PUBLIC SERVICE CLILY ce eee ee eee eeeee 8000.00
; icensed Vinteners As.. 300.00
lrews Saw rety rm giving a bazaatl Estate ix 100.00
wera she 2 : “ee ee eeee .
nd sale of work tomorrow in Bt | Gene Manager Morley Don Savoy Heeel insects 80.00
Andrew's Hall in aid of their) aldsor 64. FB: 2, while 4 iRliw PP. Lope se. 50.00
iby ding fund, opening at 2 p.m plow wa nterviewed by Phe Archie MeDougall ..... 50.00
4 , ,| News W egard to the® Dpenine | Georges Frizzell 50.00
There will be many artic : | ? | , Fi mpany’s telegraph |, Bullock-Webster 50.00
lain ene fener seems 08 Oe mmereial ,use. Mr. |-phompson Hardware 25.00
Also a large variety of home) fonalds iid that he expected | y Lofquist eee da < 6 25.00
ooking and candies. In the even- | thi completed in about) yw J. MeGuteheon 25.00}
there will be a dance, begin- | three wee A set of wires were | Ray f B. Bese 25.00 |
t 9 o'clock. The musie will }"''°" & but were required) hank of Montreal ..... 00
ee wr tne « any's own business. | pan f Commerce 00
b rnished by the Majestic or Ad na res would soon be in |. Kirkpatrick
chestra tplace, however, and these would prs w. T. &L. W. Ker-
I) ne the evening there w ibe used f a publie service, The oe eer 25.00
0 a hat-trimming and need | dey ark ad not Guns _ the | peck, Meore & Go. .... 25.00]
compe wr py | TUESLIO rates, but M1 Oon=' TD. MeLeoed & Go. 95.00
thread ompetition for met laldeo ited that he would Nowe & McNubts 5 aol
and a pencil-sharpening and nail | do : his return to head-| ag . 7 aie “ ‘2° aan
driving contest for ladies, which aie ' rm “by harged the], m Ay - ntosh a6 =
hit “i BOIne ovoke qui ' ae Year r. J» ree aa 25
ought to t me fun provoketr ee : the P. R. is one Dy eccmaiieeiinn Me SS 25.00
i cent per word, while the} wepae Bros 20 00 |
“ ” ' eRae ire Po ae 2
ves ee? oe jrate from Vancouver to Prince! ,eme Importers, Ltd 15.00
Now you may not agree with Rupert is one cent per word. Tt} pisher & Warton 15.00
ws 4 a jis hardly likely tha he G. T. P.| Williams & Manson 15.00
the eoce - ite whit eS tal quote a higher rate than th etuema Phileott & C aan
Bompaka, who fires and Ripes Di Cc Pp. Rm. as hes have already John 8. Laurenson 10.00
wives with touching bonhomn : { equatize > ai
believes u ind vou may have al hown a W ee que Baron A. de Bernis 10.00
, : freig “ales hap ‘GCosk : |
difference of opinion on whether reight ra juee ! ae AM ie . a
Slebsky and Mickey were treated | HER " a _ — 10.00
properly when they dropped m | THE WEAT ' = Wl " an Mee 10.00
inexpeetediy; but however that "s | lams & McMeekin
my b you are sure to do a lot} Compiled by F. W. Dowling, jt Ss. Wallace Go 10.00
ni ‘ o i sure to of o
f : | Observer. {Martin O'Reilly 10.00
if laughing and ipplauding if} lphemes Sroties ® an
are lucky gh secure | Comp? v
| , Sept. 28, 1914 Bryant & Go 5.00
‘ ‘ On ‘ might, | a. © ! .
bi tt "i ~ gp 5 | Bay sreber 29.4371C. C. Perry 5.00
c Wi tney's ! ut Chieago sue | Max Lemp 9.0 Sweder Bros 8.00
ss rhe Ish ; Spice Chut ae Lemp 15.0 Frank Poole 2.50
ull of sparkling song hits, clever | Rainfall .e-se. Ge Posere ..ssenesiu 1.25
mnedy, and agtitter with beauti
wardrobe Che Ist if Apiece
of the type of musical pieve |
with whieh the Bostonians have |
riwas made their greatest suc |
\ i: special added feature for > —
Monday and Tuesday the fifth THE ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING OF THE MEMBERS
episode of The Million Dollar THE
Mystery will be shown between | al
‘nan. “Hi souss ths tars NORTHERN B,C. AGR. & IND. ASSOCIATION
reayves rubles ools 1e ack |
Hundred and save the treasure | Will Be Held in the City Hall, Thursday, Oct. 1, at 8 P.M.
from their clutehe after a des General Business and Election of Officers
perate race for life In @ power| " -
lw enlanhon ae ties aa LL MEMBERS ARE ASKED TO ATTEND
epimodes of this wonderful A ¥ a A >
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leaux, en

work; to the young ladies whe
sold programs; to the Irish Fu-
siliers; to the firemen who helped
in the de« itions; to those who
lent flags d bunting; to Mr.

.00 | Bullock-Webster,
er the stagin

| Vans ouvel

;}Cross Fu
| the hia
j He e of tl
ety
Bpecia
made
Westholt
loaning
and
in every
chestra,
so Willin
soon he

als

ore postp
ing up

 

to make the concert the great suc- |
cess it was.
wish

of

Pity

centributed in any way |

to

specially

for their kind donations toward;
defraying the expenses: The A.
W. Edge Co.>; Mr. Albert, Mr.
Harry Rochester, Mr. W. Marsh-
all, Mr. Tomlinson, Mr. Hewitt,
Mr. Broderick, Mr. H. P. Wilson,
Mr. Gargetts and Mr. Martin
Swanson; also to those in charge
of the program and to all who

in the coneert and tab-
tail

who looked aft-
to Lhe publie press

 

fer their free advertising, and to
Mr.. Godenrath, who also helped

in this connection
rhe management wishes alse
to thank Mr. 1 A. Sinclair, of
Orme's drug store, for the trou-
ble he took in looking after the
iplan of seats, to any others whe
wave f their money and time,
ind to the public for the splendid}
way which they turned out to |
the performance }
Ihe proceeds amounted to
s639.40 after all expenses have
been paid, whieh amount the]
treasurer is sending today to the |
braneh of the Red

nd, with the request that
y be sent to the head of
1¢ British Red Cross So
England
1 mention
the courtesy of
Theatre Company
theatre for rehears-
splendid treatment
and also to the or-
which its
gly of whieh will not}
forgotten

mdo
be
the
in

also

must

me
the
thei
was
gave services

all

MALINES BOMBARDED.

(News Special 6:30 Sunday Night.)

; >

London, Sept An Antwerp
dispateh says that the Germans
today recommenced the bombard.
ment of Ma es rhe people
were foreed to quit the eity

Authentic information about
football games, either scheduled

oned

can be had by eall
Cigar Store. if

ing as it did so much “

passed votes of thanks to all those |,

a new hotel in Edmonton just

completed and they could not open

| it
thank | had tied up everything and it was
Judge Young for so ably presid~ | useless to think of new undertak-
ing, tiie Westholme Theatre man- | jngs while that lasted.
agement for their generous check | might come quickly, however, and
for $50, and also the following} then they were ready to proceed.

for want of funds. The war

The end

When asked whether, his com-

pany ‘was preparing to handle
some of the traflic_to the Panama
Fair, Mr. Donaldson said that
they certainly would. As far as
hote| accommodation was con-
cefned, the loeal houses eould

t

any

the war would last long.

i

ake care of a large hmount and
emergency would be quickly
net. or

Mr. didn't believe
A year
vw eighteen months would see it
ull over. When the war was over

Donaldson

it weuld mean a great influx of
people to this country and espe-
cially Germans. When the Ger-

mans were conquered their army

would
V

great

‘

be
vould he
‘mployment.

disbanded and there
thousands. out of

He looked for a
of them toe come to

many

many
lanada

 

 

 

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Box Seats $1.50
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