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Alex.

ister of marine and fisheries,

has the destinetion of

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has
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one of the most capable
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HELD BETWEcN ARMY AND FLEET

TREAT FROM GALLIPOLI! PENINSULA IS CUTT OFF AND THE
ALLIED ARMIES HAVE THEM AT THEIR MERCY—
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The French have oce - d Yenish

MAN WHO DEFEATED
TUPPER VISITS RUPERT

the deputy min-| the

Johnson,

has just visited Prince Rupert,
was formerly Liberal member for
North Sydney, Cape Breton. He)

being the

man who defeated Sir Charles|
Tupper in 1896.
Mr. Johnson received his pres-|

ent appointment under the Lau-

fact that

it under Sir
t Borden is a great tribule

He

retained

is said to be

men i

Hotpoint Week—
to 8 Hotpoint iron now

Stovo $4.35 for one week
Now you can afford to cook
Investigate, Drop
store when you 8°

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Parkin

opposite
& Ward
100.102

mail,

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UNDER NEW MANAGE-

MENT — TRY US

DUNKIRK 3OMBARDED AT

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(Special to The Dally Newe) the Turkish forces in which thes

M 1 The end of /are supported by the allied fleet

r y on the Galli-| Gallipoli and Maidos have been

{ ppears to be in|destroyed. There has veen fut
ght. Th hold both necks |jous fighting and very heavy land
the py ind the Turkish | jogses.
my is bott p between them < Turks in Trap.
es have started) Athens, May 1.—Forced to

ement to crush) withdraw from the north side of
IN THE RING {the peninsula to the southeast |

the Turkish main army is now
(Bpecial t The Oat News.) concentrated at the Dardanelles, |
Winnipeg. May 4.—Sidel Duff, |between Gallipoli and Maidos and |
St. Pa civen the popular |are in great danger of being des- |
er Charley Burns |troyed by the British. Despatches

1 twe d bout. from Tenidos report that the re-
iis treat from the peninsula to the

WEDDING BELLS

mainland is cut off and that now}

turn the
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j submarines

who| miralty

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20 MILE RANGE — 8 GERMAN SUBMARINES CAUGHT

 

 

 

 

 

 

tide on the Marne

(Special to The Dally News.)
May 1.—HFight

have been either sunk

Paris, German

British within

last week. Che British Ad-

apparently worked a huge

deception on the Germans. The
announcement that shipping be-
tween England and Holland was

ordered

lish fleet was about to retire

stopped was planned to

give the impression that the Brif

from

the protection of the trade routes,

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SOCIETY *

Needs more funds to care *
for wounded Canadians at *
the front. Will you help?) *
Leave at this office or send *
to Dr. Jas. W. Robertson, *
Chairman Red Cross So- *
ciety, Ottawa, |
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(eR ROR RR ROR OR

'‘* 1. 0. 0. F. ANNIVERSARY

* *| ‘BAPTIST CHURCH can see straight before

| Che Independent Order *| sas they start to criticize their

* of Oddfellows will cele- *| Morning worship, 1f a. m., superiors. Weakness and

* brate their anniversary by *|Subject; “Christian Living.” Eve- puerility make an exceed-

* attending Divine Service, */ning worship, 7:30 p.m, Subject: ingly bad mixture.

(* at the Methodist Chureh */8Sin and its Symptoms.”  Sun- #O8886 08808008
on Sunday, May 2, at 7:30 ~*/day School meets at 2:30,

* P.M, All visitors are in- *| a eacailetl ? . A RIOT OF FUN!

* vited to attend. *| GA, MeNichol, Industrial Com- wun enaav povenayr a

* Will meet at Lodge */ missioner of the G. T, P., left for os

* at 6:30 P. M. */the interior this morning on a Dough and (i

* N. M. MeNEILL, N. G. * | short visit. With the inimitable CHAS. CHAP-

. A. DOUGLAS, KR. 8. * | mntcliogpibsiioneneticengi LIN in the lead.

i with results which are

ifying to the
Today the
orders for t

trade, but passenger ships are not}
yet allowed until the routes have
been thoroughly cleared of sub-
marines.
TD

The train was delayed about)
fifteen minutes this morning in
order to accommodate a few pas- |
sengers who were coming in on
the John. The John just arrived
from Vancouver,

 

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Admiralty

the

is in Septe

n which
she rber.

ierman advance and

it is impossible for the Turks to

either return or to cross the Dar-|

danelles owing to the long range |

eee ae pe yee. i FORT WHICH HELD OUT AGAINST GERMAN SHELLS
transport, trying to escape, was

sunk by the Queen Elizabeth. Che interior court of the fortress of Troy

The Turkish positions at Niajara | Mans vainly endeavored to smash with 17-ineh

and Nichari have been bombarded. | The fortress held out and helped to check the ¢

EIGHT GERMAN SUBMARINES CAUGHT
BRITISH DECOY INDUCED THEM QUT

RECENT ORDER TO STOP SHIPPING BETWEEN ENGLAND AND
HOLLAND USED TO GIVE IMPRESSION BRITISH FLEET
WAS AWAY---SUBMARINES THEN CAME OUT

most gre

Admiralty.

has given

he resumption of

Ger- |

 

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DUNKIRK BOMBARDED BY LAND~-
GERMANS SHOOT TWENTY MILES

REPORT OF BOMBARD™WENT BY FLEET IS UNFOUNDED—THE
BRITISH AVIATORS FIND POMBARDMENT CAME
FROM GERMAN LAND POSITIONS

(Special to The Daily News.) set the aviators searching for
Paris, May 1.—Reports of the their origin. They found that the
bombardment of Dunkirk by the | Germans held positions about

German fleet has been shown to| twenty miles away and that they
be British aviators} were shelling the city from that
have that the

from long-range Germans using very
shells | guns for work. The
were dropped in the city yesterday | shells dropped into Dunkirk are
This)

unfounded.

discovered bomb- | quarter.
The

large

ardment was are

land batteries. Ten more this

causing several casualties. fifteen inches in diameter.

 

BASEBALL

(Special to The Daily News.)

CRUISER INTERNS

Washington, May 1.—The Ger-

Vancouver, May 1.—In_ the) man converted cruiser Kron Prinz
Coast Baseball League yesterday| Wilhelm has interned at Newport
Seattle again beat Vancouver by|News, at which place she arrived
a score of 3 to 2: Spokane won] on April 11 after an eight month's

 

 

over Victoria by 9 to 8: Tacoma@a|epyise, during which she sank
beat Aberdeen by 1 to 0. Tacoma} fourteen merchantmen.
now leads the league. cssteeatencnaeenntstnoesseoes
— Mr. Merchant, have you got
BASEBALL that financial statement or bal-
All teams wishing to enter the |@™ce Sheet drawn up yet? If not,
City League please send a rep- Phone 98. 02-107
jresentative to a meeting at City > ae

KKH ERR ER
CAN’T SEE STRAIGHT

| Hall on Monday night.

the Em-
View Hotel
and open

They con-
that when a_ hotel
“gutted with fire” as
their own report puts it,
And drenched with water
from the icp to the bot-
it very wrong to
say that “it is no more.”
Well a man with a con-
torted view like that prob-
ably would still find him-
self at home in its ruins.
But the same article ac-
cuses this paper of mis-

According to
pire the Bay
still exists
for
tend

is

is
business.

tom, is

 

~ [FRENCH MAKING AN

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ATTACK IN BELGIUM representing reports and
in the next breath states

|
Paris, May ; ont Official) The that we should not have
iFrench attacks in Belgium are reported the facts about
| progressing on the entire front. the fire. Surely this is
| Two successive lines of trenches sophistry of the blindest
were taken and a large number kind. The News reported
‘of prisoners captured the fire like all other

BRITISH QUIET
May 1.—The
British front is unchanged.

giving the simple
truth and gave due credit
to the fire brigade, which
no doubt did the best they

events,

London, situation

on the

|The British artillery supporting could under the circum-
the French attacks brought a stances. The Empire ought

;German aeroplane down, to employ an editor who

 

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‘CORPORATION OF THE CITY OF
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CASH SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY

SQUARE LOAVES BREAD, EACH

CREAM PUFFS, PER DOZ.
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NOTICE.
’ The Telephone Department hereby O P E R A H O U S E
notifies the public, that when the Police

{ TONIGHT

Department or Fire Department is required

it will not be necessary to give a number COMING! COMING!

but just to call FIRE DEPARTMENT or Monday and Tuesday “PLAYING
POLICE DEPARTMEN' This will avoid WITH FIRE” and Marry Fuller in
any error in getting the Department re “WHO'LL MARRY MARRY"

 

Wednesday and Thureday— 5-Reel
Paramount Feature-—“SUCH A LIT-
TLE QUEEN”

confusion which arises
1 wrong number is fre
causing delay

r. C, DUNCAN,
lcphone Superintendent,

iquired, as im the
of PURE
gently given, thereby
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| im ease

 

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