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any harder for their own soil
than they are now fighting for
Belgium and parts of France

and Poland, If they are defeat-

S.S. Prince George

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Guaranteed Largest Circulation ed upon the ground they have Ordered to Be Ready for London, Jan. 13 “We aS pda ye e
’ afle« Mot " in very
chosen, it will be only after Service. every reason to be satisfied with Btateroom

H. F. McRAB, EDITOR AND MANAGER
HEAD OFFICE

the rate at which men are com
Every | ing into the army, but nothing

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their armed force is broken or

very seriously impaired; and it| Halifax, N. 8., Jan. 13.

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Daily News Building, 3rd Ave, Prince Rupert, B.C. Telephone 98. is with armed force that all)able-bodied man between the ages will draw from me the ~" For Vancouver at 7 P. M. on Sunday, January 3, 17. ay
TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—50 cents per inch. Contract calculations and  prophecies/of 18 and 42 years has been or- |reeruited, ae arcs 8 a ete., arrives in Vancouver following Tuesdays at 3 p ™.
at Reece a ge cae dered to hold himself in readiness| Value Of suck Mii a a wid Daal Se "SUNSE Seeetetaagasie eemnmentmy serve to Sinan
SST SS SSS We do not venture into the|!0" military service in France, ac-|,, , Lucas, speaking for the G. T. P, RAILWAY
DAILY EDITION atau: Wednesday, Jan. 13, 1915. groun of — cording to advices received in ™ , the House of , Passenger (rate, ee te A i on’ Weleenn nn ove
prophecy as to government in 1 Prince Rug et for Se toes fer si, Paul, fateneo, Terento ays
—_—_--—_------- ——- - ——-—-_-- a whether the war will be long or({Halifax by by M. Legasse, a St. | Lords treal, New York, et Ring up No. 260 for Sleeping Car i
E D I T O R ] A L S short; but there is good ground| Pierre merehant now visiting “We know that Germany is For All Points East ihe DOUBLE Thagk ROUTE . RAILWAY Sy orEw,
for ihe supposition that the lyajlifax. The men of the fishing|raising large numbers of new For Pull information an aed beanee 0G. T. P. Ticker ofics,
+ oe Allies are now doing their : ’ s troops outside of the usual mili AGENCY ALL ATLANTIC STEAMSHIP LINES
fleet which makes its annual
The G. T. P. is bringing a Five months of fighting have} 4rdest work. The longer they |. i. geom France to the grounds |'@ry organization from a part of ASAE ee ae!
number of empty fish cars left the Germans in possession hold Germany off, the stronger of St. Pierre were called back|*"¢ population not usually train ; a
back to Prince Rupert every of foreign soil, but on the de- they become and the weaker early in the war. They were all/¢? im arms, ERE ERS PO ee a ee hone 54 P.O Box 6)
week, when they might be fensive. Germany becomes If they reservists and expected the call tinued ‘No information could be MUSIC APERH ‘
hauling coal for local con-| ane Seneca SS Crvay Germany |mhe natives of the islande re-|°f sreater value to Ge ‘an © Teacher of Violin and All ANGING
sumption from the Yellowhead “So far as one can see Ger- out of the invaded countries, | ained, however, and continued have details ew the prog Band instruments AINTING
Pass. The city some time after| many’s bolt is shot; it can re- upon what new resources 8D lithe shore fishing. ne ee cna adn aan OLISHIN(, AND
testing this coal decided to do| sist obstinately for a long Germany draw? It may be It is estimated that out of a/™e" they are getting and train Phone Green O27 WALL TINTING
business in that line if the, time, but short of dissension oon that German patriotism population of 5,000 there are at ing. The number they sth High ere ne @
G. T. P. would give a freight among the Allies, of whieh no will be strengthened by the in- least 1.200 men who will be in-|¥!8" to have would be informa este “
rate of $3.50 per ton. Figur- sign is discernible, it is hard vasion of German soil. But cluded in this order, and when| #0" of the very highest en Martin Swanso
ing on a fish train of eight] to see how it can win. Its| there has never been any lack they depart for France about 500]!™portance to ne Sines AMERIGAN TAILOR boson n
cars, which carry fifteen tons} armies ean be replenished| ©! Patriotic enthusiasm for the| > ing in st. Pierre Miquelon ee =e meer McBrig
each, the railway could make| from reserves, but they cannot} War in Germany. Even the! i) be left Without support. It CANADIANS MAY CROSS CUT PRICES —
nearly $500 per trip that they} be enlarged. On the other successes ‘achieved over poor! i, suggested that there has been CHANNEL WITH BIG ARMY '
are now missing, and at the} hand, Russian strength has|  !'ttle Belgium have been greet-| 1, misinterpretation at St. stad , Call and Save Money New Wellington C4
same time help out the citi- not been expected to reach its ed in Germany as glorious vic- Pierre of the order received from Montreal van 13—A Salisbury
zens of Prince Rupert. It might} maximum before January 1,| ‘ries. It is doubtful whether), oo. According to the advices |4spateh to The Hereld says The favorite Household cos!
be contended that fish cars| and in the spring Great Brit-| German enthusiasm will belsion, the islands the order also| There is @ persistent report in DR. GILMOY, DENTINT = a om
could not be used for carrying| ain will have a powerful new] ‘Strengthened by the invasion). .14es men of St. Pierre. the camp that the Canadian ex Seeten ‘Shenk |\NEW WELLINGTON COAL 00,
coal but as the fish are stored| army to send to the Continent."| ©! wereneny and if that period) 1 i, understood that if there|Peditionary foree will move “on Crown a oo ee Rowers & Albert, Agu
in boxes it doesn't appear how * * * arrives, it will find Germany has been no mistake representa January 15. Every officer and peice ii eet “ | Becona Avenue Phone 1
it would hurt the fich and cer- The Republican then pro-| With her armed forces greatly|1i5.4 witt be made to the French]™4" in the contingent believes | Offlee: @m . iain -
tainly it would not hurt the ceeds to discuss the prospects weakened, and her power of etiendes iihietas to have tt that in less than four weeks the Sa
coal. It might be necessary,| of peace. The Allies, it says,, "es!stance reduced.— Toronto! jiorated. According to the|“@nadians will conclude training | "VER Beome ano wit!
of course, to make a special will not be ready for peace till Star. advices received mobilization |*"4 enter the theatre at : | &
kind of car, with a movable| they have cleared their soil of sie aia aie al commences shortly. Whether or not this report is MAJESTIC ROOMS SMITH & MALLETT
top as well as side doors. A invaders, and if Germany is SOUNDS LIKE BUSINESS. i true it is impossible to say, but | ve Ser eee B 4 od = Bd
keen business head would soon invaded German pride may aca ies tae alli ined ITALIANS FLOCKING there have been several alge CENTRALLY LOCATED | gees, ag IT ae ou
solve the problem and make may make negotiations for , z : : . , HOME FROM STATES ments lately in connection with | Steam WHeated—Ali Conve- Prince Ruper:
this extra money. Will the G.| peace difficult. peers when asked when the — the training of the Canadians | ae Sead aiennmatnanntaie —
T. P. wake up? There are many persons wae end, 2 reported - saying, “Thousands of Italians are}Which would lead one to believe | ssiieliea Alex. M Manson, B.A
s = who predict a long and ex- Se teeta nor a idhean’ sty thie Mestern Cocct that there is some foundation | SPECIAL RATE MONTHLY WW. B. Wittens. 8. 4.LL8
The Springfield Republican,| hausting war if, and after, . Se leities of the Waited States tol*°t *- WILLIAMS @ MANSON =;

 

while recognizing the military Belgium, France and Poland
strength of Germany, says that are cléared of the invaders.
it has not aecomplished the But there is another side to
wonders that were predicted. that. German obstinacy is be-
“It has not scattered’ the ing manifested today to the
French army like ehaff. There fullest extent. We cannot im-
has been no Metz, no Sedan.” agine the Germans fighting

 

  

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eatch steamers for Italy. This was
something that struck me as very
significant.”

This was the statement of Dr
Reverdy C. Ransom, editor of the
A. M. E. Church Review, who has

just arrived at Toronto from
New York, to lecture at the Uni
versity Avenue Baptist Church
(Toronto) on the “Ideais of an
American.”

Dr. Ransom said that the ef
fects of the European war were
being felt very heavily in the

Southern States, where tons and
tons of ginned cotton were lying
useless and awaiting shipment

RUSH TO CANADIAN
WEST 1S FORESEEN

Ottawa, Jan. 13—That the high
wheat prices which prevail will
attract an unprecedented influx of
American immigration to the Ca-
nhadian West this year would ap-
pear probable. A _ very large
number of inquiries have been
received by the Immigration De-
partment United States
farmers and all indications point
to the fact that the West will
have many new citizens.

from

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GERMAN COURTMARTIAL
WILL VET BE REVERSED
11..-A German
at Liege has
tenced a retired Belgian genera!

and Lieutenant Gille to life im-
prisonment on a charge of assist-

Brussels, Jan.

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ing 350 Belgians to join the Bel-
gian army in France.

 

 

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“It has been generally stated)

that Kitchener's huge army We RSS IO IO In ini iniirinet |

to pour into France
the

well as the British territorial reg-

begin

month, and Canadians, as

iments, are considered a part of

this force. Of Kitchener's army

it is expected that the Canadians |

will be the first to cross the chan
nel, following closely on the heels

of the Prineess Patricia Canadian |

Light Infantry, the first regiment
from Canada to go.”

BERLIN REPORT

11.—The
states

German
that the
French attack at La Boisselle has

Berlin, Jan

official report
failed completely

The enemy, who had establish
ed themselves in a small section
of the German outer trenches at
Soissons attacked afresh, but un
successfully, and the battle con
tinues.

East of Perthes,
recaptured that

the
portion
the

French losses.

Germans
of their
trenches which enemy had
taken, heavy
In the Argonne German attacks
have made progress.
Northern
Poland the situation remains un

changed.

In East Prussia and

German attacks in Poland west
of the Vistula
progress, the
favorable.

are making slow

weather being un

 

John correspondent of
the Chieago Tribune, is reported
Warsaw to
wounded in the face by bursting
shrapne!.

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