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GREEK PAR RLIAMENT HAS DISSOLVED - - - RUSSIAN TROOPS LAND IN ROUMANIA

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

RUSSIAN FORCES LANDED»
ON ROUMANIAN TERRITORY

RUSSIANS ASCENDED THE DANUBE AND LANDED MEN AND
GUNS NEAR SILISTRIA—FRENCH DEFEAT BULGA-
RIANS NEAR VELES—CONFLICTING RE-

PORTS REGARDING SERBS

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(Special to The Dally News.) over the Austrians,

{2.-Bucharest an-|oners and guns.

London, Nov.
nounces that the Russians have Fears Regarding Serbs.
ascended the river Danube from There are grave fears enter-

tained that the main body of the
off
Bulgarians

the Black Sea and have landed at

of men and guns near| Serbian army has been cut

small foree

gilistria on Roumanian territory, ‘by the Germans and

thirty miles east of the Bulgarian | between Kralivo and Nish.

     

frontier. | Berlin Report.
French Success. London, Nov. 12.—Berlin an-
M Nov. 12..-The French! nounces that the Serbs have with-
have ed a severe defeat on drawn to the mountain fastnesses
the Bulgarians near Veles, follow™, where collossal supplies of can-
ing a successful cavalry raid. /non and ammunition await them.
Montenegrins Busy. ‘It is also stated that the British
rhe Montenegrins on the San-'and French aid to the Serbians
ye front have seored a victory| has been of enormous importance.

 

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ITY OF SEATTLE WAS

                   

 

 

 

EXPENDITURE *
*
i. The following is the per *
The City of Se eattle, northbound, |» capita expenditure of the *
nt on the rocks at the mouth |# various provinces for the *
f Granville Channel at §:50 this'* year> ending March.3ist, *
norning, She had twenty passen™ 7 1988 a’
, an ' 1 abnnbenod + * British Columbia. .$32.30 *
ers 0 oard and abou ms
i Tr! Pie a ms Manitoba... 0... ees 10.52 *
a) argo, 1e masse rers t
mineteer f OME et ME AIDOMER C4 iiss Fass 9.04 *
miineteen 0 le «crew were
7 * Saskatchewan...... 7.47 *
ght in this afternoon on the} , : sh
: - |%* Prince Edward Isd.. 4.75 *
piishing schooner Albatross, in!
Me Ontario ie ts'0. 6 3 547s 4.49 *
care of the purser of the disabled : . <
besgel and are MOuRanA \* New Brunswick... i.22 *
° and are now & ie Cen-
tral Ry t fel i” Nova Scotia......% 418 *
at veryone ¢£ salely
away fr th i y a ao se Quebec 2.6. ses siee 4.07 *
- stranded SUCAMCT,| Cg ee ee
in fact nobody even got a wetting.
High tide was at 5:19 this!
homing o> thet the vessel atruen EP ROHIBITIONISTS MET
at practically full tide. The after-| PREMIER YESTERDAY
: lide is one of 19 feet, 2 ins.
as against 18 feet, Tins. this (Special to The Daily News.)

12.—At the

if integview of t he prohibition ex-

and there is just a pos- Vaneouver, Nov.

Sibility that she may be floated,

part of the cargo e¢ a
e cargo can be unload- ecutive with Premier McBride

el. The O, PR, steamer Princess
May ‘ yesterday, the premier stated that
standing by her. Mean- TaN
me a ’ ake ¢ sbiscite, but tha
lime the agents here have been he will take a plebiscite, but that
asked to send out a tug and two|he disagrees with the Alberta act.
ligt , ‘
ighters. When the passengers|He promises to give his views
left the ve A .

the vessel was not making] fully in writing in the c ourse of
Water at any point.

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Wrerroe,
EST HO LM A YOUNG AVIATOR
GETS A MUD BATH
CoOSe
0 PERA HOUSE Oakland, Cal., Nov. 44.—Nar-
PERT'S POPULAR PLAYHOUGE ‘ : :
ee rowly escaping death when his

 

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW

‘HAM AT THE SAUSAGE FACTORY”
Comedy,

biplane carried him head first into
ithe mud of Alameda creek from
a height of 500 feet, Harold B,
‘smith, an Oakland boy trying for

“THE SACRIFICE”

 

The 9 .
© 12th Episode of “The Road |
0’ Strife,’ e 2 pilot’s license preparatory to
‘ “THE TIDES OF TIME” joffer ing his services to the British
Ereat three-ree
the wee-reet drama showing 3’ apmy, was severely injured today.

seven ages of man
“CUTEY FORTUNE HUNTING” 3)
A Re ned Comedy,

The machine turned a complete
somersault, striking its driver in
the back and plunging him head
i first and shoulder deep into the
‘sticky marsh, measures
were necessary at the hospital to
free his mouth and nostrils from
the tightly packed clay.

Smith, who has a brother with
‘the British army aviation corps,
said that he would make another

 

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“INS AND OUTS” OF THE FRENCH CABINET
The resignation of the Rene Viviani (2) Cabinet resulted in a
former premier, Aristide Briand (1), being asked to form a cabi-
net. In this, General Gallieni (3) known as the “defender of Paris”
replaces Minister of War Millerand (4 though the latter still
remains associated with the cabinet. Other ministers include
Ribot (5), finance minister; Doumergue (6), minister of colonies;

8), without portfolio.

Cambon (7

RUSSIANS TAKE THOUSANDS
OF GERMAN PRISONERS DAILY

PETROGRAD ANNOUNCES ‘SERIES OF SUCCESSES IN COURLAND
AND GALICIA—SPIRITED ARTILLERY WORK ON THE
WESTERN FRONT—GERMAN BATTERIES
ARE SILENCED

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Rhineland, of 1,500 tons,

 

general secretary; Bourgeois

 

(Special to The Dally News.) has been

London, Noy. 42.—Petrograd}/sunk and only one survivor has

announces a series of successeS|peen landed.

the

 

 

by Russians in Courland and

TRADES UNIONS SUPPORT
LORD DERBY’S CAMPAIGN

in Galicia. It is stated that thou-

sands of German prisoners are

being taken daily on both of those

London Noy. 14.—A remarkable

fronts.
Western Front. demonstration in furtherance of
Paris, Noy, 12—After a day’s|Lord Derby’s recruiting am-
silence along the entire front, paign was held in Trafalgar
cannonading has been particular-|,
, syne me oP Square yesterday by the trades
ly intense on both sides around ;
; : unions of London. As a result
Loos and in the regions of Cha-
lon, La Fosse and Souchez a large number of young men
After a great artillery battle in|enlisted. With the exception of

Artois, the German batteries were |the Clapham branch of the In-
dependent Labor party, which de-

clined to participate, all the
‘Unions in London sent represen-

.

Mine Work.
To the south of
Faye, the explosion of one of our | tatives and an immense crowd
mines shattered the galleries and gathered in the square,
blew up the German post in front| Resolutions adopted at
of Beauvraignes. Small mines in}meeting reatlirmed labor’s
the same region blew up an enemy , viction that the voluntary system
of enlistment would meet the

silenced.

 

Somme, near

the
con-

mine which was being charged.
At Les Eparges another mine | needs of the country, and pledged
ldevoted support to Lord Derby's
campaign “in order to bring the
war to a successful issue and to
prevent the establishment in this
Stearner Sunk. country of the conscription mili
London, Noy. 12.—-The steamer|tary and naval system,”

destroyed a German trench, which

 

we immediately occupied after a

desperate encounter with the

enemy,

 

 

| solved and a general election will

ty
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GREEK CHAMBER DISSOLVED —
GENERAL ELECTION ANNOUNCED

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ALL GREEKS FOR MILITARY SERVICE; ROUMANIA AND GREECE

 

 

MAY JOIN ALLIES SOON—SERBS WILL FIGHT TO
THE END—GERMAN PEOPLE ARE PUT
ON SHORT RATIONS
(Special to The Dally News.) a note denying the German ru-
London, Noy. 12.—The Greek|mors that the Serbs are suing for
thamber of Deputies has dis-|peuce. The note states that the

Serbs have great supplies of mu-
19th. The
staff has put all

held on December
ireek

‘itizens into military service.

nitions and that they will never
general make peace until the Allies win.
Short Rations.

Good News. Germany has today been

All
The opinion is expressed that,|put upon short rations by order
if the Russians can land an army
of 200,000 the Balkans,
both Greece will
oin the Allies.
False German Rumors.
The Serbian legation has issued

of the government.

 

men in

The Amerisan schooner Con-
stance brought in 70,000 pounds
of halibut this morning and the

Atlantic 15,000.

Roumania and

 

 

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KING ALBERT’S DAY *
, ae IN LOGGING CAMP
x On November 15th the * Orv cate
* ‘Belgian people are cele- ¥* Capes SVR Pere eee
* brating their noble King’s * Everett, Wash., Nov. 12.—An
* 01 tg eh The people of * unknown bandit has been killed
oh :mpire aré providing * and another wounded in a gun-
% food that day for 3,000,000 * fight at the Johnson-Dean fog-
# destitute. Belgians, and #|Sne. CMP Reter.. FNS Came
% Canadians are invited to * robbers were surprised by a
* “anniek, The” banks’ of -@ posse. One of the gang effected
* Prince Rupert are receiv- * his escape. The bandits had been
* ing sums of 25 cents and * robbing logging camps through-
* up towards this Belgian -* out Washington,
* celebration fund, and the *! 'H. 8S. CLEMENTS uP.
* fact that it is to be de- * | : 2
* voted to providing food «| WTS AREA CROEK

: : : ; Mr. H. S. Clements, M. P., is
* for the Belgians is suf- *| ; ‘i ;
i att ea eS eta aa eae » | Paying his constituante mere a

: ; very welcome visit. It is con-

: se 0 sum being sub- *| ceded by political opponents even
. : lthat he comes here without ul-

HR KK HK RRR HE KF ®

RICH GOLD STRIKE

terior motive, as he does not seek
from this district in

 

re-election

the next election. He, with Mr.
AT SURF INLET MINE S. Cameron, went up the valley
on a bear hunt. On the way

down to catch the outgoing boat
he had meetings with his con-
stituents, giving an account of
stewardship. — Bella Coola

The superintendent of the Surf
Inlet mine is closer than the pro-
verbial clam when it comes to dis-
cussing the development of the
ore bodies of that property, but
F. M. Wells, a mining engineer,
who did much of the early explor-|——-F. W. Hart, auctioneer.

ation work at Surf Inlet, has told
MAJESTIC :: THEATRE

the Vancouver Province that gold
ore to the value of $100 per ton

Tonight and Tomorrow
a

has been encountered by the To-
Extraordinary Big Attraction

napah-Belmont Company at a
Selig Photoplay—“THE CLAUSE IN

his
Courier.

Watch for our ad. tomorrow.

 

 

 

 

vertical depth of 1,000 feet. = ¥

The development company has
driven a tunnel more than 3,000

. : 2 THE CONSTITUTION’—In Three
feet into the mountain on Prin- Sensational Acts.
cess Royal Island. This. tunnel “VERSUS SLEDGE HAMMERS’—A
has followed the ore body for Rip Roaring Coemdy.

“THE STOLEN ENGINE”—Thrilling
Railroad Drama.

Ham Comedy, — “THE WINNING
WASH”—A Big Scream Comedy.

SUBJECT

some distance and a large body
of high grade gold bearing quartz
has been encountered. This be-
ing at a depth of over 1,000 feet
below the surface creates a situa-
tion without a parallel in t he an-
nals of gold mining in Canada,
The ore is of the same character
that exposed in the upper
workings, but of a much higher
grade,

 

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