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DISAGREED OVER STRATEGY SITUATION IS DISQUIETING

WOH AND BRITISH CONTINUE TO MAKE BRILLIANT RAIDS | |GERMA,.. oJLDIERS FIGHTING FOR THIRTY-SEVEN DAYS WITH-
ON ENEMY—CUT OFF IMPERIAL GUARDS FROM OUT ANY CHANCE OF REST—BAD WEATHER
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(Special to The Dally News.) the Imperial Guard 1 th (Special to The Daily News.) gic situation in the mountain dis-
i the battle! ¢ijjery ammunition train by a Copenhagen, Oct. 6.—Vivid a¢- 'triets, where they are rendering
executed dashing ride. They cut counts of the fighting appear in’ superhuman services chiefly in
German | suppliés, destroying t! , ; the German newspapers which | fooded trenches under almost in-
a rail-|the Guards’ big guns we now admit that the situation is: deseribable conditions. The
d before {ered tempor - ly useless. Lieut lesperate. The Allegemiene Zei-|.train is said .o be almost unen-
ered bo gy ~ me thy . . tung says: “The officers and men durable. No German troops are
; doveione cae ne : 4 c Fey Mon have been fignting day and night|able to retire from the fighting
exploit owing to a disagreement ver the

for thirty-seven days. The Ger-jline for rest. Bad weather is

mans are facing a difficult strate-!causing much sickness.”
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FEARS ARE FELT FOR CONFIDENCE EXPRESSED
SAFETY OF BRUSSELS IN ULTIMATE SUCCESS

(Special to The Daily News.) |

ANESE SQUADRON HAS ee ~ eamagint GIFT
TAKEN GERMAN BASE

(Bpecial to The Daily News)

on et. ¢ ; i aris "t. 6 iritic
nite on Ono Qatte Gell Lond ‘ A 1 ; . oa | Paris, Oct. 6.—Critics refuse to
de. | despateh h ‘ f ' ondon, Oct, 6. ews from|attach any importance to the
Laan vas autl toa Brussels is disquieting All the | slight setback suffered by the Al-
a hha . German wounded are said to be'jies on the west wing yesterday. .
i@rMan lithe ¢ removed from the city. Several Confidence is still strong in the
< | cAmiahiah Z ‘ : houses, one hotel and a railway ultimate result. General Von
seal
e Marshall 1 Red ss hospital Fra

station have been already burned Kjyek may

prolong his agony by
and prevocative acts on the part

pressing over northward, but his

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of the Germans are said to be force seems to be utterly doomed.
ed, fort IN THE NORTH SEA growing more common. The pop- civasenecteaneumntachenesiioeetipianthitiy
tion . ulation is excited and may be
e steamer i ey ba re oe teh HOW THE ROYAL FIELD ARTILLERY FIGHT. stung to take reprisals. re on pneore AT BOAT
)» I re was onde ‘ ’ des pate rei ae ~ iinind “iho tic athens by a special « oe ndent in a despatch con- —- — ; ene
r en _ SO - ya = bs the at s of the British t ps at the front. He says \ half battery in rather MORE HEAVY FIGHTING The sentry at Zanardi Rapids
IN REPORT SAYS eet ; . “wie ' ’ : mn was gallit { ‘ ans by accuracy of its ain Several batteries made bridge seems bent to shoot some-
anpess wees, CaM ee eee ee Dene’ ee Sane a Te inihiee sileneed. The men wh bad been aareiee thes ies NEAR SOMME AND QISE} os. 4 short time ago the
anre ves aakeeee © Westerly -cusemee & gia ce rt his best. He would® have gone on till he dropped, dented “Leila” was taking a party of
North Sea dead ar - —  * alk btw sovel anaes (Special to The Daily News.) militia officers over there and as
(Special to The Dally News) i - but an offer ed fh AW 8) A a oe oe ee ; os - Paris (French Official Bulletin) |she> approached the place in
spatch says | That 5th Ave. Planking. On the left wing our front is ex-| broad daylight a bullet was fired
hits, Oh, yr ianalaprerep Primos aes LOCAL UNEMPLOYMENT : City Band Practice. tended more and more. Between|by the sentry right through the
Cer eeee aeenels. CnGk. Sap Hevee. a WILL BE LOOKED INTO er bere met Sunday |52mme and Oise there have been} boat, passing close to the engi-
troops ithe replanking of Fifth avenue Phe band members met Sunda; sttarente wAvences and withered. head. He apparently had
Gal's CO- 7 sin undone id he batartoke: rhe question of employment and have a membership of twen-|- ine i anal ealled a halt without having been
minent : “a ee : . ) ta th n addition of ten becin- ais. Near ssigny an importan heard.
Ports jby ai loca provement bylaw] was another ques considered ‘ a attack by the enemy was repulsed. Last Saturday local rofes
““=leovering the st About 1,380 pe : ; x engineet s taking lessens from Mr.[x ‘th of Soissons we have, with am Seer & Sen ee
ed, HOS) 01 are atili unfinished. The cits ne Comm r 7 or het The band will have the , : eu . Britist sional man went around the
ind engineer has already completed|t@e mayor aed G. W Kerr said one ?— ee ae : be tae aan be ye ms") isiand with a party of women and
: coaak she teat vhich: must be paid hey were const ‘ ipproa hed | tw ehearsals per week instead|army, made a slight advance, children in an open boat, whieh
OND lfer out of the general fund. It}by people out of work and some fs lays. Mr. Hoelseher has a . ~ ideale, anybody could see was a pleasure
CONTINGENT c cite tanh 14 eenante Guar tua 5 * ‘ 7 in cotta iaahin om the REGIMENT SHOT AWAY; trip, and as they were approach-
ay vet DECIDED OW oe | rt wi rs ante y pn —— roe ud the band Some of the GAlee VECaaT oe ing the bridge they were chal-
(Special to The Daily News.) ioffY while the remaining : . yee 7, ‘ cert mbers include the Ar-|@reat Heroism of Gin Officer lenged by the sentry. At the time
i lwanid have to pay for the plenk t was suggested that the work be , gg F Left Out of 700 Men the boat was carried by a strong
4 e| Sam ch Raced Same one sug.|divided up, giving a fortnight to| adians, Lueia, Eruam, Il Pra-a- —32 ut o : current and the engine could not
the capi- ste — ; POT gt a . ashen ian Oia Sines. Me val I Faust, Carmen, Orpheus, pera Sa a. 4, {possibly be stepped without dan-
> hether he | #¢sted that a ; ; : a : ” " 1 Suite by Greig, Fingals Cave Angouleme via Bordeaux), ger of a collision.’ The soldier,
: t. The |Pleted fro _ ar hia Ne * mjachance. Aid. Kerr said Be knew Finale 4th, Symphony by Tschai-|Sept. 23.—The family of Major C./however, insisted on viewing
a ds on the oe to as ras "ihe ‘ies saanh f 50 men wanting work and the wsky and ballet Exeelsior, sev-)} Dupont, of the artillery, has re-|them as a body of Germans, and
nce It a e 2. ie hadnt an ane the i to t s that ral light numbers besides. The | .ejivyed news of his heroie death in}was with difieulty kept from
. > city solicitor said the fault wasn’t] they are Canadians | . a a Ceres . ja recent action. With a regiment shooting me Coal HENS
ave the |wie Wat Shie diMculty existed. “T] . Ald. Montgomery suse ee _ the full band. Twenty-five per|of 700 men strong he received or-| gig Q@amE HUNTERS
jcan't make the act better re the city bura wood instead of coal SRS cent. of the receipts to go to the |ders to take a position in a mead- HAD GOOD SUCCESS
m ' out a ' . o . Atte : a d ds ‘ ne Cine Gove omy ment. Fir ° patriotie fund In connection|ow near a town, There was a ititinde
ha If » an oan > i oa . - a # Anat i that{ally it was decid | to pass the) ampowMDUKE CHARLES FRANCIS with the band Mr. Hoelscher has|dense fog at the time, through Mr. and Mrs. Bainter have just
MY News ° ar a we ssent.|matter on to the board of works JOSEPH. organized an orehestra of five|which ominous rumblings were/returned from a six weeks’ hunt-
aaa 22708! nothing be done for the presen th thi tenitenttnndtad tiak Mine a eee Hungarian [pieces, which will be heard from | heard, but Major Dupont’s in-|ing trip to the Atlin district. The
PP cetccscenes 7 z ri = a a a . cs wil aa a ported to be with the |!ater on The next band rehears | structions were urgent. All his|report a very successful trip and
erree ave pow! routed Austrian armies west of }9! will be agnounced through the|men stood at their posts waiting.|a good time. They were along
which they have not had this year een . at nok f danger of cap-|Papers. Placing beginners from|Suddenly the fog lifted and re-|with Mr. and Mrs. Mobley, who
is each foreman was given that san tHe “ i emundittied phew of|the start in the band would hinder|vealed a company of German/are well acquainted in that coun-
ER authority the Emp ind a nephew of|the men tat do play from going | quick firers within 1,500 yards of|try and know exactly where to
Arehduke Ferdinand, former|®bead and beginners ean only sit}|the Freneh position. In a few] get the big game. Each of them
_ MUST PAY FOR STREET heir whose assassination|!® with band for rehearsals, when |seconds all except two officers and} were successful in landing a
BUT CAN'T GET IT marks the beginning of the war,|the bandmaster feels they can|thirty men had fallen before the|moose—real big fellows with fine
MOV | bane le their part storm of shot antlers. Mrs. Bainter shot one
ING PICTURES TONIGHT There is a bad muddle about - Major Dupont was among thbse/all by herself and is naturally
the Eleventh avenue bylaw rhis SOCIAL AND DANCE. KAISER’S ORDER IS unseathed rhe German captain|very proud of her achievement,
TWO EXT FIN F A bylaw was consolidated with a aati | NOT CARRIED OUT | approached him and asked for his|Three of the heads are being
RA E E TURES number of others and sold to at \ social and danee will be given ee surrender, Major Dupont declined|taken to Rupert. Besides being a
American firm, who only paid for|by the ladies f the Altar Society); Pondon, Oet. 5 The Timesj/to give it and sprang to a gun be-| great hunting resort the game ts
OPENING WITH THE SIXTH EPISODE OF THE sbout 86.000 of bonds to date and}of the Catholic Chureh on Tues-| says today that it is able to give|side which his gunners lay dead] easily taken out, it being possible
“ ithere are fears that they will not|day ever October 6, in the) from a thoroughly trustworthy|and trained it upon the enemy.|to take a pack horse right to the
MILLION DOLI AR MYSTERY” leome through with the balance. |Cathol jall. Card playing starts jsource the text of an order issued] But before he could fire a bullet) spot where the game was got.
T In the meantime Eleventh avenue }at? p.m shat S Bea itiful = j by Kmperar W ae his army|stretched him across the gun Besides large game ee are
H iproperty owners must pay the as.|for winners diission, ote on August 19 t follows: mortally wounded millions of plarmigan and hun.
lu E COUNTESS? COACHING PARTY” ls raid for this by cal as well - It is my voyal and imperial ' . dreds could be shot in a day,
THe jas sinking fund and interest. It \ ea vy suits andjcommand that you eoneentrate Ex-Ald, Douglas leaves today} Mr. and Mrs. Mobley and Harry
UPROARIOUS TWO REEL KEYSTONE COMEDY leannot be eancelled because it islcoats left which we must sell du en es for the immediate|by the Spokane for Seattle, He | Mobley remained behind for a few
“TH N leonsolidated with other bylaws./ing this sale re@ardless of eost. present upon one single purpose,}will spend the rest of the year; days, but will be home on Satur.
EK OCKOUT’ part of which is sold The cost | Demers 231.232 and that that you put forth alljwith bis family in that city.! day.
Uilt for is about &70 per lot and there is your sill and all the valor of my|When asked if he expected Led —
— Laughing Purposes Only aa bpatedel af welded a iakee We atillghave a-fow suite ans idiers io exterminate thelagain be a candidate for alderman| We still have a few suits and
SION ADULTS, 150; CHILDREN, 10c Some of the property owners areleoats left which we tmiust sell du treache English and walkihe replied that he would certainly |coats left which we must sell dur.
° beginning to think the CGouneilling this sal egardiess of cost. ever Gen. French's eontemptible|be in the game at the next elec~| ing this sale regardless eof coat
**O*terecoee 2000 jhas got them in a bad mixup Demers 231-232 ttle army tion Demers’ 231-232