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H. F. MCRAE, EDITOR AND MANAGER -— SAID HE LED THE KAISER’S ARMY INTO FRANCE AND HAVING toh!
HPAD OFFICE FAILED IN HIS OBJECT IS NOW mucH T
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Daily News Building, 3rd Ave, Prénce Rupert, B.C. Telephone 98, | RUSSIAN OFFICER'S s echidna hrough Se ice to T he Ea
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TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—50 cents per inch. Contract THE Eianen Taeere London, Nov. 18. Telegraph- sce ecinny ise wna te Over the
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DAILY EDITION aia: Thursday, Nov. 19, 1914 attached to the French armies re-{The Daily Telegraph, says Ce eee Cars leave Prince Rupert on Wednesaeys and &
7 : a ek neutral aubject, who has|tle, because that name had been Edmonton, Saskatoon, Melville, Winnipeg, ete, cor
turned to Petrograd a few days \ itra ibject, wh
pa enn re cetusanl -attel & qeth's stay | through the blood of real he St, Paul, Duluth, Chicago and al! Eastern Cent:
ago. His impressions of serv ‘ irned a - WOOK Relleve wi the Victoria For points EAST of CHICAGO use the GRAND Teunx
E D ] T O R I A L ee will, wires a correspondent f Berlin, says the Crown P ve ' : Make your Sleeping Car Reservations early Fer 7
The Times, both interest ue blamed for the fail f ss is won over and over again Full information apply to @. T. P. Ticket Office, 7 :
ot ae ee gratify French and British re German advance in Ft 1 single day They are brave! AGENCY ALL ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP Lin
Samuel G. Blythe’s articles Great Britain went to war not/ers. The people nad put their tr What if you were to see how the | meee
in the Saturday Evening Post only because of the German Respecting the French ar te reach Paris wit! ded act afte the excitement —_— ™
are not generally unfair, but attack upon Belgium, but be-jeould only repeat what s eduled time. Now he is f battle! rh suffer ett
he is quite wrong in his sup- cause Germany's whole atti-|Russian soldiers already & jopenly attacked for faili eae MUSIC
position that the terrible war tude, her threats against Rus-|from personal knowledge and ob trate the French right murmur; they get their wounds
that is now ravaging Europe sia and France, produced great|servation. He speaks in terms of An enormous numb fjdressed, take oform, Biv ae “ Violin and All
is caused by trade rivairy be- alarm, and aroused the instinct|unbounded enthusiasm of Gen-jslightiy wounded men and boys}cone ai. wave Sn ee ae a eascotT
tween Great Britain and Ger- of self-preservation. German|erai Joffre, whose calm and un-jlimp about the streets of Ber putated, just as if they were go 452 Eignth Ave. it
many. Great Britain, before treatment of Belgium was bad|ruffied assurance of victory is ajdrive in open m tors or are set neg to have thei ir cut They
the war, admitted the products and without cause. But it|tower of strength. n the’ restaurants and theaters,jare gloriously Drav aaa
of Germany and all other does not stand alone. It is a Russian military circles have}These are so numerous as lo have been in the thick of the fight i
eountries free of duty except key to German policy. It shows been considerably impressed by}seem to be part of a giga tic}all day, seen their chums wound Martin Sy .
certain revenue duties. If she that Germany would ruthlessly/the modesty of the French warj)street campaign to advertise the}ed and killed, their own lives not AMERICAN TAILOR i" co a MVLtOU
had been jealous of Germany trample upon the rights of any|bulletins. It has been noted that}army. Every man appears to beyw rth a second’s insurance, still
trade rivalry she would as- nation not powerful enough to|General Joffre never boasts of} dee rated with the iron cross.]these men cook their food and go
suredly have imposed protec- defend itself. It was first Bel-|numbers of prisoners and the} The number of iron crosses dis Wf to sleep, and, most wonderful ao CUT PRICES
tive duties on German goods gium, then France, then Rus-|, . tributed no » anareast , 100 of all. go back to the thick of il 1.
instead of going to war. sia, which, though strong po- Pee re ee 0 tages aaa gman I i. lay Call and Save Money EW ef ng U
But there is no need to elab-|_tentially, was supposed to be About the Briiish troops, the} 000. ¥ m Hil U
erate this point, because the} unprepared Russian officer speaks with de Gaiety in the cafes seems} An officer of the Bedfords, while The favo
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causes of the war are plain. *-_ *- * light. They are immense. The|ferced, many informants say Thelin the trenches was opening a iaisiets, Griemect. |
On neither side did trade rival. Having thus made itself all-| quiet, business-like manner in}|general impression is that the]parcel and a letter from his wife, DR. GILROY, DENTIST ie ’ es
aiecmie ts ee ee eae the mg ofl whieh they face the day's work is| people realize that the success offand in the excitement of the mo Crown and Bridge Work a i w pega COAL ¢
mn showing, surope, Ger ould have : ogers & 4 '
went to war to protect rtm demain > Seeniten “tise: a veritable treat for the eyes, and|the German arms has been too ment IT suppose the poor fellow Specialty. Nstis iene a
and herself from Slavoni J aie bs sini e_|the moment there is a lull in the}long delayed. This, along with the for@ot his cover, and he was shot logticee: Smith Btk., Third Avenue
1 Slavonic in That, at ivast, was the fixed b .
fluence; went to war with lief of the British people, and | fighting they start playing games.|mysterious whereabouts of the through the heart. A_ pathetic
France because France is Rus- we are sure that Mr. Blythe|I saw them many times break off| Kaiser and the awful monotone of}ineident also oecurred in the case — - ee
sia’s ally; and went to war with must have heard that in Eng-|a friendly encounter among | st . . a T , “ke |] Phone 174 '
7 ; s a f ’ mg atements in the daily reports ofjof a Tommy whom we pic ked up TRANSFER F P a :
Belgium because Belgium was land. Why then does he ignore|themselves to rush back to the], poeta staff ot it in} He had been shot in the chest. By UNION C0 een ARS WEATIN
the rr ar to France. this reason, which accounts trenches, where they coolly pro-) feared. some deeper significance.|a curious coincidence the bullet GENERAL TRANSFER ANO STORAGE | SMITH & MALLE T
7 perfectly for Great Britain’s|ceeded to pour volleys into the “Winter shadows are black it South Weilington Coal | Largest stock
Another view is that Ger-| attitude, and adopt the absurd | foe.” Berl H mat ' nee a which killed him had also passed | ayongs, 96 oftiee RESIDENCE 110) yay gc 18 .
many went to war because of| and fantistic idea that Great eo  emeeiadee aecieietease hed ee ee ee ee, See Sees Third Ave, Head of Second Sur
the military and imperialistic] Britain is influenced by trade| HERR BEBEL AND THE WAR. ||. ae heen tae then aed ee ee —_ emt
ambitions entertained by the] rivalry? anes “ learn that  ¥ arelhe carried with him. —
Kaiser and his junkers and Europe is in arms today be-| The late Socialist generalissi- aq so dentdeas an Seti serail alii BOAT BUILDER es
officers, and fostered by such cause of German ambition—j|mo, Herr Bebel, said: “When|p y<jness men in the strect in the BROUGHTON op tly | Alex M. Mansox
men as Bernhardi. This, we not commereial ambition, but|Germany goes to war there will] j,¢reasing numbers of Sie ean CLOSED FOR DEFENCE Hi. JOUNSTON Ww. E. Willis
think, is the true view. Ger- the lust of power, and because|be whole armies of our adher- total aul in the oahius ump in aie Seal Co Phone Green 321. ; ;
many had sixty-five millions of Germany has aroused all overjents in the fighting ranks. As the c et f living the ia t f t. a ee Wa oe tienaee an
people confined in a small ter-| Europe the instinct of self-|long as all goes well and victory) nignt bam a Sat mre sures to Protect Vancouver. inten Barristers, Solicitors, Ex
ritory. She wanted more room,| preservation. Great Britain is|erowns our banners they can 40} have eloeed, and sill) fertbe: a ie —w
wanted an empire comparable fizhting, not for trade, but for|little but let themselves be swept achhens of. seltechiinn ateigs: * eebel Ottawa, Nov. 16.—It has been | Helgerson Block pri
with that of Great Britain or freedom. And that battle forjalong on the triumphant fivod. ‘the by th . eeu oo ee MAJESTIC ROOMS
Russia. And as most of the freed .< “ e 4 o si i : in hae! ma e by se houses remaining | western portion of Broughton
. : reedom is our battle and the| But once let the impression take open . CENTRALLY LOCATED rtice ——
world’s available area is now battle of the United States and|root that Hohenzollern prestige ' Strait, near Vancouver Island, is . orber nd Street
taken up, Germany could get all other free nations.—Toron-|has lost its magie—once let the 7 : closed to navigation for purposes Steam Heated—A Conve- MY
an empire only by violence. to Star. War Lord's pride be greatly hum- LONDON DOCTOR'S of defence. Vessels going by way ae —aaer PACIFIC CARTAC! LINK
bled by a genuine disaster to his of Elien Point Channel are = in a ee ne ~
arms—then prepare for a mira- TRIBUTE T0 THE danger of being fired on, it is an- SPECIAL RATE MONTHLY Soares “Gates
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ira Park, London; who is with the | possible attack from the German * -
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We Want You to Know course of letters just received,|ships reeently off the coast of F = 3| Contractor & Builder
These H speaks in eulogistic terms of the/Chile, 4
They stood the test when bravery of the British soldier. ————- --- s! Estimates Given “
all others failed. They give If the people of the United The cause of the war has been ‘ . Phone Biack 294
Kingdom could see the conditions |traced to Martin Luther. Why not 2
real foot comfort. They have ;
; under which our fellows fight,|/keep right on baek to Adam and 2 ——-—
no seams to rip. They never -
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