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RMANS 10 RENEW ATTACK
WILL RISK ALL FOR CALAIS

5y DO NOT APPEAR EXHAUSTED-—MUCH ACTIVITY BEING
SHOWN BY THE GERMANS IN EFFORT TO CUT
WAY THROUGH TO CALAIS.

cial to The Dally Newe—S P/M)  paign to cul thre
Much activity) to Calais
German mobile The Gernm '
ted from Bel. |is beheved by |

evidence that | have been-crushe de

a terrible cost 1 th
not been ex army, Which apparent ha auf
resourees aC (fered as sever as did the Be
bear in the cam-'gian forces

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SSIAN OFFICIAL REPORT
STILL APPEARS OPTIMISTIC

AN ATTACKS HAVE ‘BEEN REPULSED — HAVE DRIVEN
THEM SEYOND VISTULA—-ADVANCE-OF RUSSIANS
MEETS LITTLE RESISTANCE.

 

 

to The Dally Newe—O:30 AML) yond the \

istula. Our troops cor

Official tinue the offensive without opp

Fast Prussia/ sition only in the region of Ope
ed the German | !®¥4 The Austriar attempted .

iwainst Viadsia

‘NOVEMBER 38, 19144.

THE ATTACK ON

JSSIA REPLIES TO TURKEY THAT HER APOLOGY IS TOO LATE~RUSSIANS TOOK 4,000 PRISONERS _

ERMANS HVE RENEWED

 

 

 

 

BRITISH MARINES SIGNALING.

! t witt j { thee i dispatches indicate that British sailors and marines have played
esis ith eonsiderabl ores yb

English Channel The pieture shows British marines on

bo transports and warships.

 

beyond Opetawa The Austrians. fighting on the south shor
the enemMyY!l who held a ail the dec at Dunkirk, Franee
d of the lhomi- | Galicia the Sa Rive ente +
have advanced to | Nisd, whe flere zhiting ton
Lake Raigerod be place ‘RUSSIANS ORDERED TO

 

ATTACK THE TURKS
10 BE 45,000 STRONG 4,000 PRISONERS “iio. Ss. \ hover us

ADIAN ARMY RUSSIANS TOOK

patch om Tiths, in thussia, says
to The Dally News—O:@O0 A.M.) } (Bpecial to The Daily News—3 P_ M.) ul i ed that the Czar has
rhe second London, Noy. 3 fhe reports ed his Caucasian regiments
sist of sull of the fall of Przemys!l are de om the fi tier and attack
with the extra |clabed by Petrograd to be prema :
he irkish possessions
t to Salisbury |ture and due to the capture of : , dh
an army di-|} 4,000 men of the Przemys! gar
! that the nu t tl with a la wn CITY WILL HONOR
1s i e json, together a large amoul
RUPERT'S CONTINGENT
f the contin 1 f arms and equipment whe i
et away about} sort was altempted ;
r ; The local ¢ tinger will be
about 15,000;

« gavener | MOHAMMEDANISH peua annie eats rose

Friday next rhe details

om of the con-| TO BE RESPECTED » e yet to be worked out, but the

jusiasm of the citizens is in-
(Special . The Daily Rews—-12 Woon) (Miine aud they will be fittingly

‘nforeements
ited at a yearly
t of the total

London, Nov. 3 A Dethi dis-|onered At the Council meeting
pateh says it bas been authori ist night $2,000 was set asideto
. oe EN ; ,e , ro
JL TOLL TAKEN OF tatively announced in India that}@!d in this Phe expenditurt !
j the money will be gone into this
GERMANS i religious question is involved]!
1% -PLANOSRS the Wispute with Turkey andj M@ornines at a meeting eg the
j itt ( eomul Lec of the City
that alk Moslem holy ,places in i not
In a dispatch ' see ns
\ . catnoatiens Arabia will be nmune from ie} vou and a ‘ — inter-
New uot attack of the Allies provided pi fested The officers of the regi-
ews quotes » Co-Op ‘
t naan ¢jerims from India to these places | en! will be asked to eo-operat
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are t iterfered with arrangit
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jtion t the men that will be of
_ antes C8 | FHOUGHT CITY BOMBARDED, |¥8!/\6 Ha) use bo then
| \ petition was presented at the
es. anes a Phe people living out on Fifth |‘ ~— . me NY ae stn om by ted
ied men is mov Aventie East th ght a few nights |! S a — a a ;
ago that the German “Jack John ib 1 deputation ineluding
Pa a ase sons’ were bombarding the ety Morroy M ov stephens, “ite
nburied bhdies A bolt of fire’ darted th ugh the ae re j , Ro aided 7 an |
d. the corre, 1%" sizzlin and snortil and | Sirapatrn , : we a =
when it struck the ground there;''™! others The Gouncil was]
" and no one aan @ ie explosk - unanimously in favor of assist
| tata eee Fhe spectatoi were. ready: 0 a a eee nee a: mOPey
this tad fight cart fo ae hve see vee 1 ae, “ th evenin when
ind Middelkirke | 4? Wear the gearrepencrgchirrdivte no . » from the lire chief}
* have ceased fir oad-enot ha + came oe oenee te a I as ios ihe osition of
shella wounla|@md th ‘ now thinking that) ty" Ne : : re > aia
Is ,tperhaps alt af it wasn't ajariver held by 4 raw '
bs as well as the iol bast shooting |department epen for his return,|
\iies Conse — anee ' \ldermiat Montgomery proposed
1 to band fight Pan AP 8 mpesee to pay hen half a month's pay
— which was agreed to, as well a
MOUNTAIN GOAT CAUGHT. ‘haciiindien aiciie: natetiiom. fa
WANTED, Unusual Capture Made When Shy him on hi sreturn from the front
, vith light house Animal Gets Into Marsh. CITY GOT TAXES.
New part time, Box 1.) New Westminster, Nov \ -
Molmounta woul, one ofthe shyest rhe eity received in taxes up
ee. eof wild animats wa caplurediio 5 o’eleek last evening 8132,
. eeeeeeerereroraweneeeet, lative and uniiurl by J It and} aaa Of this the @G P,P. Be
1A. MeKinnon ¢ the B Ch, velopment Gompany paid the sum
arewell Smoker phen Asherofll Phe out Waelof 832,672.46. Thorseh, the Aus
lseen running with difeutl ih Qitrian syndicate, had their taxes
| Membe lmarshy fleld, and after an extend-tpaid by Mr, Aldous, of Winnipeg
1d Sons i cea ed pursuit the tie weeeded IMTand it anmunted to $7,000, There
*S are requ = Bidriving it into a wi enced a is still $85,000 to be paid and
Smoker ested to attend bier where Jt beea melted most of this is due from outside
to be held in St. jand was easily captured It is;the loeal taxpayers having paid
Ndrew's Hall on Thursday nemised that the i was drivetlup very well
mt at 8:30 Pp, M. in henor Hfown from i ummit home Dy ”
I the Prince Ru t some hunter I iplors pul WASHED NUT COAL-$8.00.
Ndent leavin Serene j parse ebbmperstl of the prize bo . :
9 for the front. ihe Mamoouvs Ni Westmin New Wellington Coal Com
Or -cccaes }} stor, e008 pany, Phone 116 tf

 

BRITISH TARS
TAKE AKABAH
ON THE RED SEA

(Special to The Baily News—12 Noon)

~ FRENCH PRESIDENT
VISITS HIS TROOPS

(Special to The Daily News—12 Noon)
While the Ger-

 

 

Ministergof War,
Albert of Belgium,
and Belgian

» British cruis-

ositions but no Brit-

GERMANS ABANDON
POSITIONS ON YSER

(Special to The Daily News—12 Noon)
Tt is officially

PROVINCE NEEDS THE mousy.

» in a statement

completely abandon-

quires more money and hopes to

lors appropriation of $5,000,-
ig for some presenta

INDIAN POTENTATE
ISSUES MANIFESTO

(Special to The Daily News—-12 Noon)

and trails had been prac-
and more mon-
development.
‘ ministereis spending ;¢

tically exhausted,

P| Vancouver World.

 

TWO FRENCH AVIATORS
BRING DOWN GERMAN

and His “Mechanic Are
Given Medais for Feat.

Mohamimedans

 

ESTHOLM

ANTS
OPERA
JAPANESE BUSY IN

THE SOUTH SEAS

\ special dis-
pateh reeeived from Sasebo says
» Japanese in their

“THE MILLION
DOLLAR MYSTERY”

AND A FINE the South Seas destroyed the Ger.

acized $250,000 in gold, ¢

Admission 10 and 150

; .
ficials or each of the captured is.

WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY

BRITISH WAR GAZETTE

Society Feature

“THE BRUTE”

: 10, 15 and 250

 

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| Prince Louis Given Appointment.
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j here a member of the Privy Goun-.

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GERMANS DETERMINED TOTAKE

 

 

CALAIS-—-MOVE FARTHER SOUTH

|DRIVEN FROM THEIR POSITION on THE YSER THE GERMANS
ARE TRYING TO BREAK THROUGH FARTHER
SOUTH IN A ae EFFORT.

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(Special to The Daily News—12 aeeed

The German forces are evi-

London, Nov. 3.—#A Rotterdam |dently making a desperate effort }
dispateh says heavy 4ighting is|to break through to Calais farther

reported along the Yser, appag-
ently, to eover the movement of
ja large body of troops in a south—| are reported to have heen killed

€ . m
a bomb at Thielt.

jerly direction. :

CLOSED NORTH SEA

ALL BEING MINED

‘BULGARIA GETS
READY FOR FIGHT

German staff offieers

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London, Maes 3. 3. The North (Special to The Daily Ne Newse—0:30 A.M.)

Sea has been declared a military |
larea. Merehant vessels entering | ceived from Sephia says that Bul-
it do so under grave danger of | saria has ordered the mobiliza-
tion of her second line troops.

mines, Cruisers are employed |

London, Noy. 3A dispateh re-

searching suspicious eraft in the! The first-line has been mobilized.

sea to avoid further danger.

cITYy To ADVERTISE

FOR ELECTRICIANS

 

At the City Council meeting last |

night the question of a staff for

the electric plant at Woodworth |’
Lake came up. It was decided to
taka steps towards advertising-fem

such a staff. The superintendent
of eleetric light will be consulted
in the matter and the staff will

be advertised for. The mayor

mayor last night raised the point

the city plant in Seattle, and the
reply of Mr. Ross. Thé mayor

Phad asked what in his judgment

should be the qualifications of the
men employed, whether they
should. be steam engineers or

e >| electricians.
He and Lord Kiteh-

- conferred on Sunday at Dun-

Mr. Ross had replied that he
was of the opinion that the first
requisite should be that of an
electri¢ian with a knowledge of
steam engineering. This brought
about censiderable discussion.

Alderman Morrissey felt this
was something that-should be at-
tended te, The enterprise had

‘leost about $350,000. It was ne-

cessary fo have a first-class staff
on duty He rather favored ad-
vertising in the open for the best
class of men. He moved that the

staff as required.

Alderman Basso-Bert agreed
with thé.

Alderman Dybhavn thought it
advisable to have a report from
Superintendent Duncan on the
staff required. He therefore mov-
ed that the superintendent sub-
mit a report as to the staff re-
quired

Alderman Montgomery favored
\iderman Dybhavn's motion. It
would be three weeks, perhaps,
before the plant was in and test-
ed When they knew what men
were required they should employ
any who were now in the service
of the eity. 4 ~
The mayor suggested carrying

also.
lieve in advertising until they de-

to be filled

intendent,

at onee en what was required

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Mr, Duncan has been consulted,

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of submitting a telegram he had
sent to Mr. Ross, the expert of

 

Council should advertise for thelags

out both motions. He advocated
‘jadvertising to get the necessary
‘joMeers. The report of the su-
perintendent could be brought in

Alderman Dybhavn did not be-
cided upon the offices that were

Alderman MeClymont felt that
time was essential At the same
time he felt that a report should
be fortheoming from the super-

The mayor thought Mr, Dun-
can might give a general report

Alderman ~ MeClymont, after
there had been considerable dis-
cussion, moved that the clerk ad-
vertise on the recommendation of
the committee after consulting

This was really acted upon and
the advertising@ewill be done when

 

(Special to The Daily Newe—O:80 A.M.)

Constantinople, Nov. 3.—The
ambassador at Petro-
grad left the Russian capital last

WORDS OF DOOM!

(Special to The Daily News—~2:30 P.M.) :

Nov. 3.—Russia has

Turkey's apology for
her navy in the Black
the fateful words, “It

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EXCHANGE VOTED BONUS
TO VOLUNTEER MEMBERS

There are five members of the
local Real Estate Exchange going

They are Messrs. G.

. G. C. Emmerson, D.
Leslies, V. F. G. Gamble and H, O.
The Exchange, at a meet-
ing yesterday, voted $20 each to
those who have volunteered. It
was also decided by the Exchange
to suspend its official operations
for six months.

Washington, Nov. 2.—Formal
protest to the British gevernment
the detention of the

copper-laden | steamer
Kroonland at Gibraltar, was made
by
ment through Ambassador Page.

the State Depart-

THE WEATHER.
Compiled by 1 F. w. Dowling,
Observer.

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Oddfellows is requested
. Tuesday evening, No-
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in honor of our members
who have enlisted for ser.
vice in the present war.
A. R. PHILLIPS,

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