THE DAILY NEWS. << stage where it is even losing a great deal of its popular est other so well that there is litite progress on deed, as far as the press des- patches @6, the same headings and results of a great deal of The held up in Fast Prussia, and in f public credit in London af- ter by the war reads like magic as it is told in the war number of “The Round Table.” den crash left about 300,000,- 000 pounds of discount paper in the hands of the banks, pay- able from every country ‘neath the ment The British government guar- anteed The war has come to ‘the banks so that their three hun dred millions were at once se inter- either side. In- of the British to win, cept that guarantee. words, the most telling factor of assistance to the wounds the news items conld be kept in the world’s credit today is The following are the chapia «| in type for alternate daily use. the British fleet, for Without; who will go with the Cana: Russians are practically the force to protect and tojtroops to the front, Galicia the big fortress of Cra-| ernment would not count for whet 6 a ne . a cow is in their way. Most of much. Jaw: Wells. Snaetina: i - the ‘interest now centres at 7 Winnipeg; Beattie, Winnipes Antwerp, where the Germans This action of the British} Whittaker, Morden, Man.; Piper are making a desperate attempt government has almost re-|Thorold, Ont.; Ingles, Toronto; to take the city. stored financial affairs to nor-|Moffatt, Toronto; Seott, Quebec; * * * mal conditions. The greatest |Pertier, Quebec; Greenshaw, To- ronto; Doe, Windsor; Frost, The story of the restoration possible leniency is shown to- Pontypool; Beatty, Cobourg; Gor- ward all concerned. the financial crash caused already with vast liquid The sud- private moratorium in favor. sun. The usual intricate the agitation for the reform o relations of capital made it the Bank Act which has taken suicidal to allow any great place all over Canada. The To- ereditor to go “broke.” The ronto World is taking a lead- moratorium and the govern- ing part with a series of strong currency saved the day. the liabilities of the was declared. Getting down™ to and no more than the chances but the world seems very willing to ae- In other compel the promise of any gov- In Canada the government took a some- what similar action. The banks re- sources were greatly strength- ened by practically declaring a their How they retaliated to- ward the people is shown by articles in denunciation of the conduct of the banks since war itual advisers, as they will » called upon to administer t welfare of the -|they are attached in var tipacities. “There will be re ‘ xpe one ores TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—60 cents per inch. Contract [.1Nrilan, expeditionary lorcet ne ee oe Steacy, divisional chapla r a = === = — =o [duties of these men will be | j DAILY EDITION oo Friday, Oct. 9, 1944. means confined to those of spir troops t wh free for use men among the chaplains The forces in North last analysis, of course, that Major Steacy today if Franee seem to balance each wil th es meee man shirks his duty at th: . “_— : guarantee is worth a 1 he Will be sent back. The: no doubt that many of thos: are going with the troops never come back again, as place will be in the firing | at least close enough to it t iy Major R. H. Steacy, divis a don, Ottawa; Bruce, Ottawa; Cor- nett, Buckingham, Que.: Almond, Montreal; Silvester, Montreal; MeGreer, Montreal; 0 Leary, Que- Ambrose, Bidford, N S.; Pringle, Sydney, N. 8.; Marner, Sydney; Dunn, New York; Ensley Pembroke, Ont.; Workman, Mon- treal; Jollieour, Valeartier, and Arts of Belgium. . in : sian Somebody fractured his imag- ination when he manufactured the paradoxical phrase, “civilized warfare.” bee; Prince Rupert Dairy Phone Green 252 GUARANTEED TO SUIT YOU That's the way we sell Royal Standard Flour. We can do that because we see it made. We know its quality and our faith in it is justi- fied. Royal Standard Fiour means better bread and more of it. isn’t that what you expect whwen you buy Royal Standard? It’s cheaper because it’s better. This is easy to prove. Suppose you try it. Royal Standard Flour €. G. DAWSON, Wholesale Distributor. 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Britis 7.700 In King his fi not other as we ately pecia « indicates pretty clearly what ‘re outnumbered by three to was taken except those shatlered by explosive The Kaiser had let it be known of a British army more than the capture of Paris. to have either gratification except in his distorted is now recognized that so far] botnbarded and set on fire the fa from being a negligible quantity |}mous Cathedral of Notre Dame at it was the British troops which| Rheims, notwithstanding a great saved the situation at Mons, Ked Cross flag was flying from the spires indicating that it was Ca oes being used as a hospital for it has been announced that Canada will send nearly ten thou- sand more that 31,200 oMecers and men and Britain, 22,500 men, which was the orig- » , a ate inal plan of the government. It 1241, and was completed in just ’ that a . 100 years. It was built to replace met = ‘ 2 “ry icer wae sftnns aasspeg ral every omicer MM lthe earlier ‘wathedral built by training has been taken abroad,|{{jpnemar, which was destroyed by which has caused great rejoicnig}fire in 1211. Both were on the among those who expected to be]site of the basilica where Clovis rejected. Every man in camp — baptized by St. Remigius. , rhe plan of the structure and the who was physically fit for active building of the apse are attrib. service was sent with the firstiuted to the arehiteet Jean d’Or- contingent. bais. The great entrance door- i way, with the gallery above con- an interview at Antwerp the an tragedy was a mere pretext. ‘li. To the knowledge of His Majesty the war had been deliber- outeome of the reactionary spirit of brutal ations insolence and clusion that a new and perilous | power had gained ascendency in| autoerat when he violated a] Berlin and that @ attack on the | pledge by his invasion of|part of Germay was to be ex. um These added indigni- | pected reaped upon a littie state ~ refused to be coerced into The British training ship Fish- wrong will only help fo fill| guard TI, formerty the battleship cup of iniquity, for whi h! Erebus. foundered during a gale r atonement will have somefin the English Channel on Sep- i } | | } | be made. tember 17th, 21 members of | | a crew being drowned, among them | he battle of Mons the Brit-]14 boys undergoing special train ing. Yet not a single British gun ——— The result of the eleetions in| the having been in favor of the Labor party, Mr. A. has formed e would value the surrenderja labor whieh will now proceed to earry on its ad- those of the horses were all killed shells of Commonwealth of Australia Fisher new cabinet, He is not likely |}vanced program. imagination It The Germans on September 18 wounded soldiers, among whom were 150 wounded German pris- oners of war quartered in the Greek Chancel. German shrapnel eame through the windows and roof, killing four nuns who were attending the wounded and three prisoners. The cathedral, which instead of a division offis said to be ruined, was begun by Bishop Alberie de Humbert in men on the first con- was asked by the ofce. This means it than h war horses were transported to taming kings of the forty-two statues of France, was chielly the work of Robert de Coucy and was added at the beginning of the fourteenth century. It was in the present cathedral that Joan of Are, after the victories of fhe French army, the dauphin on July hold- ing the sacred banner in her hand, when the dauphin was crowned King Charles of France. prevailing|A statue of Joan of Are by Paul the caste and es-| Dubois was placed in front of the lly among the immediate en-|cathedral in 1906. of the rm conviction that war The Belgians expressed was Servian Any incident might have served incident stood beside 17, 1429, prepared. It was the direct militarism i Ulilig Now Scoop IS Hot Under The 5, 4 o* pam apart OF A. t 1’ pm ; te Packet containing two first field every soldier and sown in a lefthand wo ends of tape. ~— packer tng Packet conta 2 First Field Dressings included in the oulfit of every soldier FIRST AID TO THE WOUNDED. dressings included in the outtit of the lining of his coat, where it is easily available in case of wounding pocket im m 4, 1044 | : es THE DaiLy NEws CANADIAN TROOPS AINS PASSING EVENTS ICE 9-5. 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