The Daily News 9 f -too vnr, vir. m M HUNCH RUPERT, II. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1016. PIUCETflfrpENT? mm force APPROAC lie BAPADME RUSSIANS TAKE FOUR THOUSAND MORE - CONSTANTINE MAY DECIDE TODAY BAPAUME NOW SERBIANS AND RUSSIANS HAVE CONSTANTINE .WITHIN RANGE BRITISH GAIN "SJIyC TURKU SIVtBlH tfffi RESUMED THEIR EXPECTED TO M fV 61XT1MA . . . , BUC"T ) W OF HAIG'S GUNS IN MACEDONIA LEMBERG DRIVE DECIDE TODAY British Deliver Powerful Blow on Bulgarians Forced to Evacuate Over Four Thousand Prisoners Believed will Form War Ministry Somme Front German Defences Important Points Another are Taken Berlin Claims Gain Including Venlielos Revolution Smashed by Alp Raid on England Over the Rumanians at Spreading Swiss-German Artillery. Italian Gains. HermannstadL Treaty. ?slIiI to The Daily flews.) (."pedal to The Dally News.) (Special to TbM Dally news.) (Special to The Dally news.) London, October 2. Thc'Brit-ish London, October 2. The Brit Pctrograd, Oct. 2, The Russians Athens, October 2. It is expected an Saturday resumed their trooi3 on the Somme front ish forces have captured a por that a definite statement two-pronged drive in the direction under (R-neral Sir Douglas Haig tion of the Bulgarian line in of Greece's decision to enter tho of Lemberg, with tho Austrian delivered a powerful new stroke Macedonia including two fortified stronghold as its ultimate war on the side of tho Allies will against Uie Germans yesterday villages and several hundred goal. The attack is now under be made today, when, prominent which brought them to within prisoners . Tho Serbians, on the THE WAR IN RUMANIA'S PARTICIPATION full headway and tho Austro-Germans officials are confident that King two miles and a half of Hapaume, left wing, have compelled the Ilumania's main military campaign will be southward rather arc falling back. Im Constantino will telegraph his decision mi' Ut.rman stronghold. The Hie Bulgarians lo evacuate several than westward. The main aim of the Allies, whose attacks are portant territory has been gained German defences were smashed important positions, leaving numerous shown by the arrows, is lo cut the Constantinople railway line. and over four thousand prisoners to Britain, France and on a mile and three-quarters dead the field. Russia. It Is expected that a new on Ilumanian troops ore also about to smash southwest toward the and a number of machine guns front. Another Zeppelin Raid. Bulgarian capital. have been captured. Berlin admits Greek war ministry will be formed A tremendous artillery flro preceded Zeppelins again raided Kngland that BrussiloiT's army is advancing immediately and that it will the Infantry advance, tho last night, dropping bombs on ALL VOLUNTEERED company was supposed to con and that the Austrian include ex-Premier Venizclos. bombardment levelling the German the southeast coast. Tho extent solidate some of the captured and German losses have been Revolution Growing. defences and causing very of the damage is unknown. It is FOR DANGEROUS WORK trenches but wero able to do very heavy, compelling them to retreat. Tho revolution is spreading and fr. sus losses to the enemy. The officially reported that a burning little as the Huns put a barrage the island of Tenedos has joined tttacSjng infantry were followed Zeppelin fell near London and Major McMordie wishes to of flro across the places we were Rumanians Retreat. the movement against Constan i ;.e!y by a number of the new that crowds cheered as it dropped thank his many friends for the trying to work in. All tho com Bucharest, Oct. 2. The Ru tino and his ministers. Thero 'tanks which cleared out the to earth. earty congratulations which pany were casualties except thirty manians have been compelled to are persistent assertions that the enemy trenches most effectively. Italian Success. have been showered on him in men but they stuck to it until the retreat owing to the enemy hav. king is playing for time with tho K :Jrcds of prisoners were taken Home, October 2. The Italian winning the D. S. O. In a most bitter end, when we were relieved. ing been successful in surround Entente ministers and that ho icd the German casually lists Alpine troops in the Travenia graphic description of the fight I cannot speak too highly of tho ing Hermannstadt, in Transylva docs not intend to declare war on Lr-jst bo very heavy." Valley drove detachments of Aus- Ing in which the boys" from this" way In which the N. C. O.'slmd nil. the uCca fr.?U6wcra-i . Twenty-seven thousand prisoners trians out of strongly entrenched district took part, the major says men carried out their work. It Berlin reports that with every Swiss Treaty. have been taken the Som- after intense hopeless task but Oct. 2. A commercial on positions, capturing a number of 'On June 2nd, an was a every new report from this front it be Berlin, fr nt since the beginning of prisoners. bombardment, tho Huns came man went ahead without the treaty between Switzerland and comes more apparent that Iho the great offensive on July 1st. Steamers Sunk. over and took our front lino for slightest hesitation and took his Teulong havc snaUered tho flrst Gcrmany has becn raUfled Tbf 3 are signs that a tre London, Oct. 2. -Tho British about a mile and a half. Tho fire medicine like a good soldier. n. .., muiiiuiiiuii aiiuj uaiu vuai tiiu mendous German offensive In this steamer William George; the was so severe, preceding tho at Malar McMocrita. who has made I u,i vwk i W. M. BEALE DELIGHTED quarter may bo expected shortly, Norwegian vessels Manuel and tack, that our front line trenches a rapid recovery from hi3 many assistance of the first lias been WITH THE ALASKA TRIP u an eiT rt lo regain some of the Rolf Jarl, and the Peruvian ship and communication Irenches wounds and is now at work at badly battered . ...... I I i 1 1 t ii - i : valuable ground lost to the Brit Pearl havo been sunk. wero levelled ana many a goou Saesar's Camp, and no nopes mat General Von Falkenhavn. who M J,ea,e- u,u luur" ish and French. man laid out. The remainder put ho will bo allowed to return to was roCcntl- transferred from the isl afrcnl who passetl lhrou8 tho British Losses. COLONEL ROOSEVELT up a goou scrap dui wero oer- the front In a month or two. western front, has sent out forces cr ,asl wccK murnea tn,s Iore- finish losses on tho Somme 8CORES PRES. WILSON powered. The next morning we to scour the country and it is noon from A,asKa aml ,eu ror rcn:int t 3.800 per day and tho made a counter-attack and suc FUNERAL SERVICES exnocled that manv hundreds of C,lica on U,e train' Mr Dca, t"tal British loss sinco tho be (Special to The Dally news.) ceeded in getting back most of FOR PETER McLACHLAN prisoners will be brought in. 18 delignied witn tno A.assa trip Pinning of this offensive is in tho New York, October 2. Colonel the lost trenches but were so Meantime three thousand nu. and says that he will send a largo neighborhood of 300,000 ofllcers Roosevelt says that President weakened In accomplishing this The funeral services.. .for ...I the Lanians have been cantured.I number .of tourists through this nd men killed and wounded. Wilson's policy is cowardly and that tho enemy walked back over late Peter McLachlan, wno died Thero 3 great rejoiclng ln BerUn. way next summer, ue nas- iravei- that ho has sacrillced the national us and wo had to give up for tho under such sad circumstances led extensively throughout Eu MONTREAL HIGHLANDERS honor becauso ho feared to pay time-being. last week, were conducted in Hay. THIRTEEN KILLED rope and tho United States and LOSE COLONEL BUCHANAN tho price of upholding it. Ho said Wo needed more troops and ner's Chapel yesterday afternoon declares that the trip through tho Dimmlck ofllcialed and (Special to The Dally News.) mountains over tho G. T. P. and he regarded Wilson as a positive more guns so wo waited. Meantime, Rev. J. F. Special to The Dally News.) genius for striking when tho iron tho poineers were busy each was assisted by Rev. W. V Detroit, Mich., Oct. 2. Thir along the coast is the finest ho Col-Montreal, October 2. Lieut.. is cold and failing lo strike when night digging new trenches and Wright. The nttendanco of citi- teen were killed and twenty-eight has ever made. Buchanan, commanding the it Is hot. improving old fines. My company zens was so large that it taxed injured when a switch engine M.nlre. l Highlanders Battalion, was out timo and again in hot tho capacity of tho building. In- collided with a street car, "as been killed in action. "BUSTER" SURPRISED spots. I bad only about eighty tennent took place at Fairview WESTHOLME HALIBUT ARRIVALS men and ono night lost twenty; Cemetery, the pallbearers being OPERA HOUSE "Buster," tho big shaggy cni another 11 and so on until the Rev. W. W. Wright, John Murray, Majestic Tho Rosario brought in 8,000 MONDAY AND TUESDAY Theatre nine owned by Alex. Prudhomme 13th when reinforcements ar M. M. Stephens, W. J. Ledley, J. pounds of halibut yesterday; the wt Pkturee and Beet Music had n narrow escapo yesterday rived, then I had 80. In tho S. Macdonald and J. Turbitt. W Ofltp Show We Challenge Petrel, 7,000; tho Gilford, 8,000, Anyone to Beat. MONDAY AND TUESDAY afternoon. Ho was surveying meantime, wo received our big Floral tributes wero sent by Mr. EIOHT SPLENDID REELS rAMOUS PLAYERS and the Nornen, 2,000. They sold PROGRAMME nature from between tho tracks guns and Iho German trenches and Mrs. Welnstein, Prince Ru Tbe brilliant Dramatic Actress to tho Cold Storage at 9 5-8 cents, PAULINE FREDERICK about a mllo east on tho G. T. I wero pounded every day. Pre pert Loyal Orange Lodge No. 2,- JANE COWL in Tho Dorcen, with 3,000, sold to IN a vivid adaptation of Mary when tho nfternoon freight como parations were made for an at 310, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs, Bir. Johnston's the Atlin Fisheries at 9 3-1. Tho "THE GARDEN OF LIES" celebrated novel round a curvo and picked him up tack and I volunteered to take uio and family, Mr. nnd Mrs. G. and play, Atlin Company also bought the on the cowcatcher. Ho was carried charge of the men from our bat W. Kerr, Official Board of the 9th Episode of "A U D R E Y" 85,000 brought in by tho Alaska Five for about ten yards and then do talion. Wo wero to supply one Methodist Church, Prince Rupert "THE MASTER KEY' acta. at 9 1.2 cents. PARAMOUNT PICTURE" posited nt tho side of tho track company and every man volun Real Estate Exchange and J. H, Powers Comedy Eclair Animated lin..H ...nicked himself up, looked teered to go. McLeod. TOBACCO FOR THE BOY8 "BAFFLES AIDS CUPID" latest Weekly around to see who had been play "With 25 more from companies A special memorial service was n war evcnt8 from SPECIAL MUSICAL PROGRAM r tho Allied Front Ing tricks on him, and then 1 and 2 we set nut on tho night held in tho Methodist Church last On tho board In tho postoillco Vocal solo. "I'll Sing Thee Songs sauntered along to rejoin his of June 12.13th. It was n wretch evening. there aro displayed postcards of Araby," Mr. Harry Mervoy. "'me, in the ,U episode or Th friends, apparently not a bit tho edly cold and rainy night when from A, E. Nash, C. F. Frank and """Olrl aim the Oarue." worso for his short, swift Journey wo set out at 8:30 and arrived at COL. ALLEN DEAD A. Griflln, threo boys who are Monday from 3 to B. tho front trenches at 11:15 p, m fighting "somewhere in Franco," mpiai WELLINGTON COAL, without losing a man. An in (Special to Tbe Dally .lews.) thanking tho citizens of Prince REGISTER NOW phono HO. WO.- nave jusv I a re tensive bombardment of Iho Hun Toronto, October 2. Lieut. Rupert for tobacco supplied to colved a shipment of 500 tons trenches started at midnight and Col. Allen, commanding a battal. them through tho "small change" All who deairo to regis- lONDONGAFE Lumn Goal. Wo aro prepared to of course ho camo back at us ion in tho first Canadian contin. box In tho poalofllco. Citizens ler as voters in this con- AND GRILL put In your winter's coal for you and in a short timo caused many gout, has died in London while I will bo glad to know that their stituencV must do so not Third Avenue casualties, At 1:30 on tho mom undergoing an operation for anletTorU along this lino aro being later than Monday, Octo. 8TnNlh,nfl but th Best I), N. Morrison left for his old ing of Juno 13th, our fellows went abscess on the brain. I appreciated nnd that tho boys are bcr 2nd, Apply to J. H. UNION HOUSE home In flould, Quebec, thl over tho parapet and took back I receiving tho tobacco, which MoMullin nr any commW . E5 FOR morning. Mr. Morrison will bo trench after trench until they Boys' and dlrls school shoes seems to bo a great comfort to sionor for taking oaths. LADIES gono for about four weeks. rested In our old front lino. My Wallace's. them, Keen up tho good work. w