Ae eee PPT NOt eee tet ete < = WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTOR RA POSH NSE SATAN DOM | ‘THE DA&ity ‘NEWs THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN’ NORTHERN” Published ly and Weekly Guaranteed, Largest Cireulation HEAD OFFICE _ Daily News Building, 3rd Ave, Prince Rupert, B.C. TRANSIENT DISPLAY ADVERTISING—50 cents per inch contract | rates on applcation, | / “DAILY EDITION MERE Tvestay, November eA 54 ‘ee > teee -— nee ‘WAR SITUATION Reports from the Balkan front are conflicting that it is difficult to realize just what is beng-done, ~The pessimistic report from the London Times military. expert, given in an interview in Rome, published yesterday, did not sound very cheerful, but it) must. be \re- membered: that this expert. is in the service of the North- cliffe bunch, who have taken a huge delight in pointing faults and errors and in knock™ ing generally. One re-assuring is feature is that German official reports from the Serbian front are very vague and since the sidiie Telephone 98. | ment. “There is little denbt as) to wheredthe sympathies of they so Roumanian people lie, and, at no distant date, there should beratdeast 300,000° Roumanmi troops at, the disposal. of -the Allies... A Russian army landed at Varna will simplify matters considerably. Greece still stavs On the fence, but, if Roumanin comes in, King Constantine wil! probably be wise eough to allow the Greek people to do as they wish, and_ that is, doubt, to join the Allies. There no cause for undue mism, but good for | everybody making greater sac-| out without a pessi- | reason rifices and a still more deter- Austro-Germans captured Bel- | mined effort to see the thine grade, they seem to have done| through to a successful issue. nothing worth boasting of else | On the western front, the| Berlimavotld have beén loud in! Belgian, French and British} its declarations. forces have the measure of the | The only sensible plan is to enemy, and, on the easter: “wait and see,’ and it is just front, the Germans are now! possible that the despatches of fighting a Russian army which | THE DAILY NEWS hina Prince Rupert is much nearet Viadivostock. The question of making shells at the drydock was diseussed, an: the fact made no move to was commented on. probably ) plant, } useless, He the G. T. P. had get that a contract, O. H. Nelson pointed out that} the which would afterwards be| cost of additional! was the stumbling bloek.| also remarked that the first ‘onsideration should be the ques-| jtion as to whether any local man ufacturer had the equipment t make shells, or was prepared t put in such equipment. | the guaranteeing produce the 5. Wallace pointed out that of ability te] requisite quantity | in; | a given time was very important. | 5 Mr. Robertson, of the Marine | the next few days may put an is aided by a Russian wintei OEY | ‘ . ‘ ronWwoOrks, state ia Lae reaso entirely new complexion on The German army, with its : ; | . ; ; ; : why Vancouver manufacturers | things. In spite of the Times heavy equipment and unwieldy es | yusiness correspondent’s report, it will guns will have a rough time of not be surprising to find that it whenever they get away from} had was that they at. Ottawa and that they obtained so much | had representation } j | had beer a strong force of French and first base, as the Cossacks will | British troops has made its certainly harry them sorely o1 Pe all. ts we Rs way north and has joined the every opportunity. The pros- ag eee aaere ra beg m sorely beset Serbians. If the pect of gaining the upper hanx es - i Rasen mares ees Germans have been able to link in the Balkans is the Kaiser's the cio cas ins dees tated Wied. up with the Bulgarians, they last trump card, and he will as thadsasbiy BY ae a ia may, with the assistance of the never be able to play it, as the Turks, be in Constantinople Allies there, just as on the $0. eva within a week, and the British other fronts, will prove too fleet and troops would have no difficulty in keeping them there, and would also be able to keep them from getting further sup- plies or re-inforcements as, very shortly, there will be enough Allied troops in that quarter to control the situa- tion. King Ferdinand of Roumania! furnish the necessary equipment. made a significant statement F. W. Hart drew attention to when he said that he would/the fact that large quantities of leave the whole matter to the | supplies for Russia are being strong for him. 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