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- THE DAILY NEWS
STEADY ADVANCE ALONG WESTERN FRONT
TYPHOID EPIDEMIC IN CONSTANTINOPLE — ITALIANS ARE STILL ADVANCING
RENCH MAKE STEADY ADVANCE. 5 ~) SEVERE TYPHOID EPIDEMIC.
THOUSANDS OF GERMANS SLAIN | ATTACKS CONSTANTINOPLE
ee eythane ‘imearenee sopeaat or waren umes agra amt
SUBMARINE enema | | —GOEBEN CAPTAIN RETIRES. cal a i
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| London, June 8.—An epidemic |{ains and threatening Tomlino. Was
of typhoid has broken out in Con-| They are forcing a passage of the
jstantinople amongst the troops|Tsonzo River.

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(a series of offensive FIRST CANADIAN STEAMER TOAPEDOED—The Montreal stram- |and civilians. Seventy-five physi- Goeben Captain Retires.
initiated by the ;*'* of the crew of twenty-three er Morwelina, torpedoed south of the Scilly Isles, was one of |cians have succumbed. The wa- Athens, June 8.—A quarrel be
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rhey made a steady ad-j|were saved rhe captain and his the best known passenger steamers on the St. Lawrence. Be- |terworks are threatened with a|tween Captain Von Mueller, of
iptured another por-|wife and daughter were drowned, fore the war she made trips between Montreal,-Guif ports and |stoppage owing to a shortage of|the Goeben, and Admiral Souchon
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the Labyrinth fortifica- Norwegian Shipping Suffers. St. Johns, Nild., in the summe: coal. German families are leav-|of the Turco-German fleet, hasre-
London, June 8.—The Norwe- | one art nae 4 : ; ng '
: — don | rw ; ing. sulted in the retirement of Von
\t Hebeuterne ey took 650/gian steamers ‘rudvang and j : Sai es ots ~RODOTOFOA, alle
6 ah Mabdiin Bee lGlitiestind ad the bark Banedd Lois.” Qe Ne LATA Italians Advance. Mueller on the ground that he was
8 2 ‘ Sul j Kip ? Sea fl.. Rome, June 8 —The TItalian|/responsible for the irreparable
os. The Germans e been sunk ‘here are no de- GULF OF SAPOS TEP’ . ;
' The Germans | have been sun) There are nod 3 Ht SAE Laks CONSTANTI troops continue to advance, tak-|damage done to the German
5 c<ille suc-/tails as to é came , GEA i i
lled in unsuc-/tails as to what became of the or uO co ilies a MARMORA ing positions along the Isonzo|ecruiser Goeben.
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WILSON’'S REPLY WILL | PROPOSITION ENDORSED. tiupsle COR.
BE FORWARDED TODAY | rie coirian nuns onto] |pe4tAQe xe

TREASURY CERTIFICATES. TEN MINNESOTA
em At the City Couneil last night, COUNTIES 60 DRY

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ithe action taken at an informal ACWib ve ~ the Bank of Montreal, brought in (Special to The Dally Newe)
a |meeting on Friday, when the |gXpLOIT OF BRITISH SUBMARINE E-14. The K-11 penetrated |* telesram he had just received) St. Paul, Minn., June 8.—Ten
Washingt Db. C., June 8 | Bank of Montreal was given per- the Dardanelles to the Sea of Marmora. There it (1) torpedoed from Montreal stating that it|out of twelve counties in Minne-
Wijson’s reply to the | nission to renew 281,000 pounds and sunk a vessel carrying a great quantity of ammunition; (2 would be impossible to renew all|sota voted dry yesterday. Eighty
: expected to leave of treasury certifieates at not torpedoed a ship carrying war stores at Rodosto, and ran an- of the treasury certificates, but|saloons were forced to close.
jworse than 8 per cent plus\any other supply ship ashore; (3) entered Contantinople harbor and that they would try to arrange for|Blue Earth and Olmstead con-
Van G Goldemeister, son of | necessary commission, the bank hit a transport with a torpedo. 75 per cent of the amount, the tinue wet.
f idviser to Queen|to redeem these on June 1, 1916 - ————___________—_-__. | bank meantime taking care of the

MAYOR’S EXPENSES

4 Holland, arrived|in cash. THRI ING 1) SCRIP ON OF interest and discount. b
i the sean din. | ae Ba 5 “Alderman Montgomery = sug-
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He had previous- | YESTERDAY'S BASEBALL. gested that the figures be made a tae tal th i fol
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oman we Vancouver, 5; Aberdeen, 0. know what is being done. F ; ag oy d
BARBERS’ EARLY CLOSING. inkouse, 6: Sentile, @. Alderman Edge stated that AL-|"""" © eee ae i
a National League. VANCOUVER BOY GIVES THRILLING 3 DESCRIPTION OF CHARGE | derman Montgomery knew all the s _ Neate tera 90
the City Counéil last night re-| | New York-Chicago game post- BY THE CANADIANS WHEN THE GERMANS BROKE facts. aoe ek ae ial
on from the barbers | poned on account of wet grounds THROUGH AT LANGEMARCK. Alderman Montgomery replied}. _ materia abides %, ’
5 Fare Vancouver to Seat-
isking for an early Boston-Cineinnati game post- a that the people have a right to Se und as 9.00
omg Aylaw poned on account of rain Through the kindness of Mrs.;back beyond a certain woods, if}know, and asked that the docu- R ok Me aia 48.00 :
: oom rent, BPGS vse es ,
merman Nice) ae se wd Brooklyn, 1; Pittsburg, 6. H. R, Grant, we are able to pub-| possible, which’ was rather a tall/ments be read. He characterized Living expenses, 17 days. 133.45°
ihe | passed its first read- | Philadelphia, 8; St. Louis, 4. lish the following very interesting |order. Well, to be right, I should the proceedings as a series of Se
American League. letter. It was written by Wm./have joined the Q. M. stores—that poeneer™. , ees ; Total t. SeCQosre ree
eninge Detroit, 3: New York, 2. ; The Mayor stated that the
Knives i scissors sharpened. | aoe De tadelnl Fiddis,. of Vancouver, to his;is where we always report to-—|,, anett: would dlecuss  tnallers
“ng sciasore * ned. St. Louis, 4; Philadelphia, 1. UNC F eruse . : s ‘irst—U Jel-
pairs 1] a cf . ‘ : vty . brother Bert, who spent two} but I had always said if there was]; » Claney at a private Safety First—Use New Wel
il! kinds, We eall for Cleveland, 3; Washington, 6. with Mr. Clancy at a private meet- lington Goal. Phone 146 67tf. *
free. Phone ete | Chicago, 0; Boston, 3. weeks visiting in Prince Rupert) anything like an advance being|]ing in his office. : ‘ .
132-34 Coast Letaue. llast winter. jmade, I was going to be in the fir- limes oe.
Merree Lo Angeles 4; San Fran- V. A. D. Hospital, Abbey Lodge,|jng line. So instead of going to PATRIOTIC CONCERT AT SO 1
6 an Chislehurst, Kent, England, the stores I went to Captain Rae MAJESTIC ON WEDNESDAY C AL
Cisco .
( May 9, 19145. and asked to be taken on the
oo er gi es scheduled. | : ie ‘
ARPENTERS UNION No other gam Dear Bert—You want to know|strength of his company for the}- The management of the Majes-|3 Under the Auspices of the
The American schooner Polar lall about the firing line, Bert, d0|qay, or night, I ought to say. Well, tic Theatre announces that, as Ladies of the Chungh
CS e rican schoone oOrAaris > 4
\ Sy il Meeting of the se ’ tide scat See you? Well, I will tell you where|that is the way I happened to be there was no boat leaving from At the
Vary s Union is called —— “7 ye lthe Canadians made their name,]}jy the charge. Vancouver on Monday, owing to CATHOLIC CLUB
Wednesday, June 9th, at he Jand how it was done. I will give We fell in and set off through |the new G.T.P. schedule, they are TUESDAY, JUNE 8
8 o'clock. a ute has agreed to accept|you my own experience the town. It was getting dark by|®iving a patriotic concert instead Refreshments — Cards at 9
\ embers ste sbahent ’ i { was billeted at Ypres, and was|this time and the shells were of the “Black Box” on Wednesday P. M. Prompt

#250, and will forego his claim |

ar 810.000 damages on account of iust finished with my day's work |}dropping fast and thick, but most night. “The Black Box” will be Admission 50c
. c A a] & i nr a ‘ . Nae © ,
J, NIGOL, ind having a run along the canal| of them over our heads. We shown on Thursday and Friday.

Rec, Sec.

an accident to his ear, sustained |!
bank, when I met the Algerians,|marched a couple of miles before

running for dear life. They told|we got the order to extend, and patriotic concert: Mrs, Rogers,

oon rhe changes of program at The|me the Germans had _ broken|jn extended order the 16th and the Bailey Sisters, Mr. Evans, Mr. Albert Rooms

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Majestic will take place on Tues- through, and were coming on UuS./{0th Battalions were told to make Harvey, Miss Gladys Kemp, the
Palace Of Sweets days, Thursday and Saturdays |I started back to get my pack, ele. /the charge, backed up by some Boy Cadets, Mr. Gordon Black, Mr, 2nd Avenue—=——=
obing to the new G,. T. P. steamer |! had a rifle with me, You see,/other battalions in the rear. We Jones, Miss Thelma Knight and Close to the Westholme Theatre
This enables the man-|we were just out of the trenches,|adyvaneed about 1,900 yards, and W. Rh. Whitley. There will be two

 

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The Choleest Stocks of schedule, —_ ne the Maiestic Orche CENTRALLY LOCATED
ORANGES, APPLES, BANANAS agement to give a. still better and that was why we were not in|then came the charge. Pebprmrowens Sy Se Sener a STRICTLY MODERN
And Other Frulte in Season service. the firing line at the time. Well,/eharged about 250 yards. Just tra. Admission will be 10 and 25 RENTS REASONABLE
Fresh Stock of . oe on my way back a lively ‘Jack|pefore we charged, they opened cents, The concert starts at 8:15, Weekly or Monthly by Arrangement
RAMSAY'S, Low " - . : sceneiitiik dient eaeatainais
' NEY’S AND HOME- See Rupert Table Supply ad. ON} Johnson” went right the roof of|fre on us. No one could believe mee
, : : i. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
, MADE CHOCOLATES back page. Ill will save YOU/my billet and blew the roof right} what it was like, Bert. They had THE WEATHER ae
Of ceaeialiemetlin
CREAM SODA FOUNTAIN money off. When I got there it was im-|dozens of Maxims and they made al ®
SPECIAL FRUIT SUNDAES me (5 a. m., June 8, 1945,
OD possible to enter the house, @8ithe air hum. It was just like a

——— . DT ne eernveevores 30,050
H. Quality, satisfaction and eCON-|)),,, sais had come down, Tt Was|heavy hail storm, How we ever mprepnntes 0.oe
KILLAS, Prop. : : Goal : : . ee De Tg a veane ue 50.0

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“Ar Block, Ord Ave. and Gih Bt. oat se , mn: 600M, .. 202 be aa eke 44.0
Motes Phone 116. ee ‘Thad got the order “ to drive them It acomed to be Papi g ors to ie ae A Third Avenue East
rrrne : : yee na ings ane pildren’s. sewing man’s advance, and to driv norscl Continued on Page Four.) ¥. W. Dowling, Observer.| Phone 118
LONDONCAFE For particulars, call Mrs. F. @ els . nena We Use the Most Modern
Dawson, convener, Ladies Aid of a oy anmne PICNIC PARTIES. Laundry Machinery Built,
And Grill the Presbyterian Chureh., Phone Canadian Fraternity THE Launch Rose Belle If. is back|} Gome In Any Tuesday or
970 M133 to her old berth at the govern- Wednesday and See How
ALWays FIRST CLASS vty, ig A mooting of whe Cunatien Frater Cozy Barber Shop ment wharf and ready for the sea- We Do It
BOXES FOR LADIES Follow the crowd to Seif"s & P. M., MONDAY, JUNE 7 BA THS oagl boon ee — Absolute Satisfaction Is
Hane Bik, Third Ave Cafe. There is a reason.. wen in the Board of Trade Rooms THIRD AVE. ALDER BLK. or Sunday | ; uM ” a Gussnniniia
soreee “ r} Majestic Theatre O2tf. | ;\% os 400. 124-1m,