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INOTHER RAID ON GERMAN DIRIGIBLE SHEDS

BEAT BRITISH VICTORY = [ae | ANTWERP FIERCELY BOMB
SAYS TIMES CORRESPONDENT = =—s ae : BY QUARTER MILLION GERMANS

ing HAVE EVACUATED TRENCHES, LEAVING MANY DEAD ‘ENEMY MAKING DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE cITY—
ALLIES GOING FORWARD. BRITISH MARINES WITH HEAVY ARTILLERY LANDED
“$7 TO AvelST BELGIANS—LANDED n<AR OSTEND.

 

 

 

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f Aisne | battle of Aigne is over even London, Oct. 9—A big British|posed. The estimates place them
eo wel oe nm = con ve da ‘ «a cod jexpedition was reported today to|% high as 250,000, Antwerp was

able areas have been deserted b To } jerce »
——" li eihenditais i ead : ” rushing to Antwerp’s relief subject to fleree bombardment
ithe Germans and grea ‘ | a + it Mines on throughout last night. The
1 * havelthe Allies force ! : 0 WS) shells from the German 16 inch

hes, leav-|thrown forward said fo consist of a naval detach-
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guns fell early this morning in
ment and an artillery force with|the Place Verte, close to the ca-
heaviest calibre guns and was as-|thedral. Fierce fighting has
sumed to have been landed on the|taken place for two days around
Belgian coast at or near Ostend.|Lille. The Germans lost more
fhe Germans . are redoubling|than 2,000 men and up to this
their efforts to capture the city| morning had not sueceeded in oc-
and are mueh more numerous in}|eupying Lille.

 

SIAN TROOPS MAKING
NIGHT RAIDS ON THE ENEMY

RAL PLACES RUSSIANS HAVE INFLICTED LOSS ON THE
GERMANS. WHO ABANDONED RAPID FIRING GUNS

EE oie EJ BRITAINIS TOLD TO —_—_(GERMAN BOMBS PUT
oo ae ce ne ENGLISH SOLDIERS FRETTING FOR aa oe | EXPECT A LONG WAR ANTWERP IN FLAMES

Sto The Dally News—10:30 A. M)) Lroops captured the village of

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

| Awaiting orders on the Woolwich ¢ ms England, eagerly reading the latest news from the |
> OmMeial iKamamka, in the forest of Mas front 3a German Resources Not Yet Ex-/ (Special to The ’ ass
‘ m génerai|salstehi, at Zena, West Rachtka. | - - - , hausted— Defence Will Be London, Oet. 9.—An Ostend
fiehting on!The Russians in a night attack -_* —— } Strongly Maintained. despatch describes the bombard-
ntier® was! surrounded a German detachment i , “ es ment of Antwerp as terrible. The
Tth, with|which was partiy exterminated Sa aah he “a ” o Tmak _ Germans have thrawn incendiary
| ite o thers being dispersed, aban¢ expert © > mes says: ~ w-
| apit fioth being dist 1, abandon | pexper ve ime a Oo bombs and thony gers of teeny
all their|ing many rapid firing guns ever much we may bend back the ‘
; ; | a jare m flames.
sed im the Phe Russian troops also cap-| Germans’ right wing and relieve | aes
revl . e lo ! tiala ! we] ; i camnemengneinniil demmen memes
an Pol — the t “ee Bis in the} \ntwerp and whatever confidence | QUSSIANS CAPTURE
othe ‘wions there is nothing im :
. ico , we have that the shock of the CHIEF FRTIFICATIONS
ee ee eee GARRISON
lussian masses in the east will! OF PRZEMSYL
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“ ON tertain the slightest illusion re- Latpomre Oet. 9 .
Not TRADE RETURNS HOIST THEIR , garding the ....cd and trying con- ea yer ae ee
t ic rn hen : = : i s age 5 8 -
SURPRISINGLY GOOD QWN PETARD ditions which await all the Allies son eonditions are in our favor,
(Bpecial to The Daily News—1 P.M.) —— aor set wo ae our troops capturing by assaults
| pelagic Copenhagen, Oct. 9.—A Ger fermany reduced to the defensive.) ine strong fortification consitut-
retu i tlateeeh eho taen a Alinta Germany is still united. Her ing the principal position.
rprising-!by 9 German mine in the Lange resources grow atop,* All her ies ahnntspiidigiall
| e result of land belt, nerth of Denmark might is in arms, all her arsenals | NEW STRIKE AT
in many are working at full pressure. Her ROCHER DE BOULE
than in ZEPPELIN HANGAR WAS fleet will strike when the hour (apestel icine Bally News)
a ai DAMAGED BY AEROPLANE comes, probably in co-operation Sk aaa : B. C.. Oct. 9
s int BOMBS AT DUSSELDORF with the army oe oe _ = 9.
ere ee o- _ ™ . y * . . o . a,
“The line of the Aisne, when ord comes from ae Socne
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eighbors (Special to The Daily eae wed / forced, may prove to be only one|de Boule camp that a good shoot
; Norway and haps . . . - - = CANADIAN ENGINEERS MAKE oo Ccudiad aie cieiees Oe of many similar lines prepared in]of chalcopyrite is being opened
despatch tells a esterde al . ‘ ree hundred a feet long, over the Jacques Carter Tv Ss » shale “ae . ictee, i oi,
| thelr coms te cenene hostile aeroplahes threw An artillery Pp Z it pe ? f the ¢ an Engineers in four h 5 rhis is a record for this che Same ¢ . . = mee ee ae up in a Faise from the long tun-
, by 50 pefinombs on the reefs of the Zep ia Serer SERarSr i” ntoor hams eee Sor the Allies So Cony nel. The information is net con-
f — ; . t oe —j|(Germany te feel a weakness. It
— ae ‘ ae oe i therefore devolves upon the Allies}{irmed authoritatively, but men
— Dusseldorf © harm was adore, si ‘ o atatiana tt 7 eA - as . t
| to look forward to a long war. employed at the camp are mos
at Cologne. A hangar at Dussel : AMERICAN CONSUL sntbusiastic over the showing
DIAN TROOPS a : VON KLUCK’S Ti cainneinpionieeitliniitaaiiil enthusiastic over the showing,
dorf was pierced and the enve Pri Geo Sailed which is said to be a substantial
PHYSICA ! -stroye PRINCE RUPER mee George Satted. <n dbossat
aLY Oe Ge ape of a Seppene Goctvaged HAD NARROW CALL | FOR E R T The Prince George sailed at 9]one.
IN GOOD SPIRITS - ee ? eeaneee this morning with a lapge list of The pretty dining room at the
CANADIAN PATRIOTIC FUND. Was in Dangerous Position Week Local Barrister Has Received the passengers, including the follow-|Copper Tavern was opened this
Worclal to The Dally News—1 ®. Ml.) Ago and »imost at Mercy Appointment—Of Importance ling Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Knoure,| week and mine host M. R. Jamie-
. \ rhe medical Amount collected to Gale: . of Allies. Now That Road is Com- ik. W. Partridge, F. R. Wrigley,[son, the manager, entertained 24
Y Canadian Previously acknowledged . $368.25 pleted. iMrs. H. Longpre, Mrs. 8. A. Se-| guests at the initial meal. B. R.
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: : ' Ladies’ Auxiliary, St. An- ame Rordeaux, Oct. 7 Minister f ona we lhall, F. G. Dawson, 8. A. Cromey,| Jones Co., Ltd., the proprietors,
; realth ane drew's Society ..... ‘ War Millerand stated today that Mr. Lt. N. Linnell, of the law frm Mi Long, Mr. Smillie, Mr. andl|are pushing the work of install-
— Golleeted by Canon Rix wn only the steady arrival of heavy fw ams & Manson, has been | Mrs. W. J. Hall, Mrs. W. Gldyton,|ing the furniture and have a large
ne | Wil liatne a reinforeements had averted dfs ippointed American eonsular|Mrs. M. Seott, R. D. Ross, Tihres.|}gang Of plumbers, paintprs, car-
Jabour Bros p oe e  laster for the army of General vi teent for the Gity of Prince Ru-| Waldron, Mr. and Mrs. Atchisen,|penters, etc., putting the finish-
|} W. P. Bynech 04, ore i the entire right wine “— Mr. and Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. H. R.| ing touches to what is detlared to
PAY ; Williams & Manson 10.00 = ” - : Bh lp nn ) rt For the last year 7 two Potte be the cosiest hotel on the Skeena
ofl YOUR DEBT! Rev. Ganon Rix ae 10.00 an said that early in the wer | there have been a number of ap- a ae River. Messrs. Smith & Mallett
_— = Geo. Frizzell . ate “OA the forees of von Kluck were |plications for the position, as it Leipzig Sinks Tanker. of Prince Rupert have the plumb-
McRae Bros - 10 oo desperate straits and part of Iwas known that upon the comple-| San Franciseo, Oct. -7.—The] ing and waterworks contract.
Am | D 1 D, M. Moore 7 oe them had been forced to withdraw ltion of the read the position] British oil tanker Elsinore, owned ————————_—--—_—
olng =. A, Renter ; 10.00] from advanced positions to a would be an important one Mr.| the Bear Creek Oi! & Shipping Thanksgiving Banquet.
Williams & MeMeekin. . c point northeast of St. Quentin by : he | Company of London, and under The seventh annual Thanks-
My Dut 9? R, Mitchell and F. Hallet 8 0 a raid of French cavalry Linnell made application for the charter to the Union @il Gompauy|giving banquet of the Methodist
y: H. Hoffman a. General von Kluck Minister mition in 1911 ist after his] .¢ California, was sunk off the|CGhureh will be held under the
rh Stork’s Hardware , . or Millerand said, had called fer re = a irrival in the eity, and a few days). ast of Central America on Sep-jauspiees of the Ladies’ Aid on
e | soldiers G. Papadolus oo nforcements, but their arrival igo received word from Mr. Rob-|tomberg5 by the German cruiser|Monday evening, Oct, 12th, at
ti) doing KE. C. LaTrace ; . 5.007" » only t | Mansfield, consul general |y sims 6:30, in the echureh parlors A
M : ’ a was delayed and they can NERAL JOFFRE. e1ipZig. JU,
o oes F. Poole —_= in tin Lo prevent a general with - i hief of the|## Vancouver, that the . Amerienm - hearty invitation is given to all
‘ 5 e A "bee comm det ehie 0 « ‘ ” os .
. how molly Dr. MeNeill ; 7 7 drawal of the German troops "° ” oe separtinel if state had ratified Down Boston way they are eall-| friends of the ehureh, A splen-
lice 1, Roerig * = French forces whieh have re-jyi, appointment, Mr Linnell will ing the Kaiser “Armageddon | did program of toasts and music
giving W. Hayner : “ MAJESTIC THEATRE pelled tt invading German)jeave in a few days for Vaneou-) Ri). He will be paid in full jhas been arranged, 234-235
4, ' du leas T. Budnick 5.00 , forces al driven them baek.|ver to sign up the necessary pa-
. 5.00 Rnen eae in nid af ( nadian Pa ~ i mneetio th the ap-
het F. M. Creaby ° » Concert aid ' ; : . per n connection Ww t
) ron ‘ e bas saved France
: Fr. Watrin OO T riotie fund, Friday, Oct. 9th we BA pointment
{ hy W. J. MeCutcheon 5.00 Bong. . - pee i :
Wi nr TH Mrs. F. Knott 3.00] song Miss K. Reinbold |NAMELESS MAN ° e
Dkpy NbI : LEN AND W. RR. Strang : or Dances. ; ley Ra NEY RRITISH CASUALTY | MYSTERY SOLVED
ON Ay wi HORE hk, & Wright , Bong... : . 158 aulnea | --- _
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rv! vid H. PD. Belknap 2.00) song ..Mr, H. Fletcher List HAS BEEN ISSUED The mystery about the man
\ wT ' KILLED IN H. MeMillan 2.00) song .Mr. A, Clapperton lwho died revently in the hospital
“ : J. W. Potts 2.00) GComie Song ..Mr, Jimmy Kelly lwithout divulging his name has
TO a Java woffee House 2.00 dane. . Y : Berat. Metntyre | (gpecial to The Daily News-—-0:30 am) bean eaived W. A. Clark of In
| ~D : ” Oka ‘ canal
WIVE RI c Puy Roy & MeKay - aa Admission 25¢ ' Pan: \ new casual. |Yerhess cannery called at Hayners ON FRIDAY NIGHT
bhp) NDENY AND C MeLennan rhe above in addition to the partors today. and examined the
Pt Nab) ti . VHOBE G, Vaughan %.00) Usual program of pietares ty | Hritiah Moers Juss te-7, ains and found that the man .
Ty | WANT BY . . > Oo : th ne eer killed , j had s .
WAR G. Garnet . mle was George Marlton, who hat The estic tre
‘ I Fiano) 3 - THE WEATHER. thre ‘ rund SIX!) een working recently at Inver
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' , , j i vo missing rhe | ness His old home is in Gleve
an ” devo A. Melue > wounded 1 WN : " iD
oe tha . - i. Meltior 00} Gompited by F. W. Dowling, ot ned under dates{land, Ohio, but he hes tived for is giving the proceeds of the show to the Patriotic Fund.
PHC ie iy Mime Ly } ’ 10.50 in whic j ul : - —
| Sundry other a ‘ For 24 hours ending 5 a. m.Jor¢ Septemb ith 40th and 47th, | yew New ae _ in addition to the regular picture show, two local ar-
a meral took place today al 3 p !
The PRINCE s285.50]October 0, 1044 ntan ahd 57 non-commis-|'“Ber* ' ' tists, Miss Elsie Mauman and Mr. Fletcher, will take part
RUPE Barometer YOM - ; we
PATRIOTIC AiD society + os} Maximuns temperature....57.0 [*oned om ad mon Giiled, 6 City Band. al Help the fund by visiting the Majestic Theatre.
Wests , ? > \ ‘T0 were wound eaetios onig cit i
Gr Howard, g | Tete rp WRWARD Minimum temperature... .47.0 died of \ ‘ \ ’ Pra ui tonight in j vi ‘
Md, Beoy. : I rel Precipitation O3 jed and 625 were Missing at © oO C1QPS Ses
October 8, 1914 '
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