I on Daily News 0 VOL. VH..... ",r tin. I'lUNOH RUPERT, II. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1010. PRICE FIVE CENTS C7 O HARM GOT GEEMA1 Cm GERMAN OFFENSIVE ENDS IN FAILURE - ALLIES DO NOT TRUST CONSTANTINE GERMAN LIGHT THE AUSTRIAN ALLIES REFUSE GERMAN SOMME CRUISER SUNK PRIME MINISTER TO TRUST KING ATTACK ENDED BY SUBMARINE ASSASSINATED CONSTANTINE IN DISASTER British Submarine Scores In the Action Induced by Refusal to Convene Greek Troops Ordered South and All Attacks Repelled and Heavy North Sea British and-French Parliament Norway All War Supplies to be Surrendered Losses Inflicted Units Were Aviators have Causes Germany to Von Mackenzen Surrounded Berlin Admits Successes, n Protest. Gains In Dobrudja. Failure. (Speclsl to The Dally News.) (Special to Tlie Daily Mcws.i (Special to Th Dally news.) Special to The Dally News.) Lmdon. Oct. 23. A British Vienna, Oct. 23. The Austrian London, Oct. 23. A French Paris, Oct, 23. Tbo powerful nubmaruie has torpedoed a Ocr-man counter-offensive launched by tho Premier, Count Karl Stuergkh, Military attache has presented to light cruiser of the Kolbcrg Germans south of tho Sommo on ban been assassinated. His assailant King Constantlne further de- class in the North Sea. Saturday has resulted in disaster declares that purely political nands involving the removal of British Air Successes. aWaa to the enemy. All the German British aeroplanes boinbed the reasons wore responsible nil Greek troops from around attacks were repulsed and Herman lines of communication, for bin action, which was induced Larissa to the southern part of very heavy losses were inflicted. Including on Important railway by the refusal of the premier t ireccc, and the surrendering to Several German units which mii tiim and an ammunition depot convene parliament. the Allies of all war supplies in gained an entrance to the French One train was liltand four the country. trenches were surrounded and caches derailed. the assassination of Slucrgkh Macedonian Gains. only one hundred and fifty were A hostile aeroplane dropped is significant in that parliament Despite inclement weather, left alive. These were taken taur bombs last night in tbo vicl. was prorogued when the peace slight additional gains have been prisoner. &l of Sheerness. There were element became urgent in their made by the Entente Allies on the Berlin Admits Defeat. casualties and the naval alr-raft demands and it was decided that Macedonian front, especially in Berlin, Oct. 23.- Heavy Teuton pursued the invader and the only method of preserving In the region of the Cerna Iliver. attacks repelled along tbo Somme later shot it into the sea. ternal peace was to close tbe Herlin admits that the Allies front. . . French Successes. house. continue to gain on this front. British Gains. ,"i Paris, Oct. 23. French aviators London, Oct. 23, British Vat- POLICE SPORTS The Dobrudja. Germany Protests. DOWAGER QUEEN AMELIA r BRITISH brought down threo German Chrislianla, October 23. Tbe Queen Amelia, of Portugal, the mother of King Manoel, who Bucharest, Oct. 23. In tbe tacks an tho Somme front have and forced resulted In tbe attainment of nil irreplanes yesterday German minister has presented a was beside her husband when he was killed by the Portuguese course of violent attacks from five t(hers to land in a damaged tbe Black Sea to. tbe Danube, the l,JpcUyeAHJ(Lthe caJ?ture of over talked to hole to Hie Norwegian government revolutionaries a few years ago, shook hands with and rendition m the Somme front, A Teutons have forced the Ruman a thousand prisoners, including Rich prolesting'agalnst the Norwegian a number of British wounded at the athletic sports held at German balloon the Stuff redoubt and the Regina scout raplivo embargo upon all submarines of mond, Eng., in aid of tho Metropolitan and City Police Orphanage. ians and Russians to retire. m also brought to the ground tbe belligerent countries. The Berlln Report. trenches (dubbed so by the west ra flames while another German Herlin, Oct. 23. Von. Macken ern Canadians). The Hritish ad- action of Nonvay was tbe result GADSBY DEALS WITH NORWEGIANS PURCHASE " vanced to a depth of five hundred 'plane was destroyed near of the of German sub en's drive on the Dobrudja front passage Verdun. marines within the three inilo RECRUITING SITUATION MANY AMERICAN SHIPS has shattered the Rumanian and yards on a front of five thousand Italian Front. Russian armies and tho action has yards limit of the Norwegian coast. (Special to Tbe Daily News. Rome, Oct. 23.-Scvere rainstorms Oltawa, October 20. Recruit resulted in a German . victory. London Report. Now York, October 23. Four LOS ANGELES HAD AN and heavy snow,' which It-tonttnually The ing is practically at a standstill The Russians and Rumanians Oct. 23. embargo London, prominent Norwegian bankers EARTHQUAKE SUNDAYS falling, arc impeding n Canada "and tho government have been driven from their positions submarines of belligerent put upon have arrived here to arrange military operations in the. mountain professes to be at a loss to know along the entire front. countries by Norway is con credits, and complete arrangements (Special to Tbe Dally News.) . passes of the Austro-Italian tho reason. Many reasons have sidered here to be the prelude to for tho purchase of vessels Los Angeles, Cal., Oct. 23, theatre of war. been suggested by candid critics. ITALY THREATENED important .steps designed to check valued at 200,0dO,000. Soveral Tw earthquake shocks wero ex Some of them follow. WITH COAL FAMINE LAKE STEAMER WRECKED Germany's unbridled and vindictive steamers which have just been perienced here last night but.no - Reason No. 1 An impression CAPTAIN SOLE SURVIVOR sinking 'of Norwegian steamers, built In San Francisco will bo damage was dono to property. (Special to Tbe Daily flews) has goUabroad that tho regardless of all law and hu government takcui over by Norway. Norway is intended to recruit Geneva, Oqtober 23, Italy is (Special to Tbe Dlly Newt.) manity. It is not unlikely that never determined to seize the present HALIBUT ARRIVALS five hundred thousand men anyway. threatened with a coal famine and Cleveland, Oct. 23 Tbo whale Norway will stop all exports to great opportunity to increase her .. . . . i back lake strainer James II. Col Germany of material likely to bo Not long after Premier hold on the world's carrying trade tno ponce nave issuea siringeni The following: American hall-regulations Kaie. carrying a cargo of coal, used In war. Popular feeling in Hordcn. made tho announcement, and it is reported that she will regarding the use of but 8Ci10oners arrived this morn- has boon pounded to pieces during Norway is running high and tbo some of tbo government's most oven turn her attention to an ef this fuel. Prices of coal have ,nff. nick ,2ooo pounds) Direc- nlluenlial and wealthy friends reached an exhorbitant figure and to tl 0oo. and Viking 6,000. The. that the terrific gale on Lake Erio. The people nro demanding fort to competo with the Japanese that it couldn't be done tho peoplo aro using wads declared poor Canajian schooner Gilford camo entire crew of twenty-ono was government tako action against in tbe trans-Pacific trade. drowned, Germany. without seriously weakening tho of paper for fuel. (ll wm, i 000 pounds. Bidding the captain being the only survivor. manufacturing industries of tho to take that soft snap, which nets opened at 8 cents but no sales PRIVATE W. G. OAKLEY country, slnco which timo tbe him four thousand dollars a year. SUCCESSOR APPOlBTtH ma(j0 j n pric(JS AMONG THE WOUNDED government has had cold feet on Promotion has been rapid. Ho is TO SIR GEORGE PAISHI n. iitni.. PnnA nrmin,l o ipnfa. REGISTER NOW X the subject. It is freely stated now a colonel, although he has Property holders only W. G. Oakley recelvel a tele that tbe five hundred thousand never heard a shot Jlred in anger, Ottawa, Oct. 21 Sir Georgo "re on the municipal vol- gram from Ottawa this morning was only a bluff, and that tho Tho secret is political pull. His Paish, tho Hritish financial expert WESTHOLMR list permanently. All stating that bis son, Private V. government sprung it to stop father, onco a Conservative sena who was a member of the rail OPERA HOUSE who hold trade, iicenses G. Oakley, was wounded on Sept. further bidding. tor, is dead now, but ho still way board of enquiry named Best Picture and Dest Music. ...un register this month 26th. This young soldier, who Reason No, 2 Tho registration seems to be strong with tho party. some months ago to report on FAMOUS PLAYERS l tho city hall, If tboy was formerly with Harry Atkins scheme is said to bo another bluff. Reason No. 3 Tho rank and railroad conditions in Canada, Dustin Farnum h to voto In tho mimical in this city, is about nineteen Up to date tho government has file nro disgusted with the war having resigned owing to ill- elections in January. years of ago and bad been in tbo introduced no compulsory element scandals, tho shell .profiteers, tho health, W. M. Ackworth, of Lon ,f you are not a property trenches for six months. Ho into it. Men may register Yankee fuse contracts, Sir Sam's don, Kngland, a HtitUh railway hdder nor a holder of a comes of fighting stock, his or not as they see fit. Tho gov precious friend, Colonel John expert of wido experience, has rive acts. lraJo license, you must grandfather having been through eminent has no idea of doing Wesley Allison, paper shoes, been nsked to fill tho vacancy and Great English Drama. your road tax and tho Crimea and Indian mutiny, anything more than tho September shoddy uniforms, tho Ross Rifle, is expected to arrive in Canada Eclair Animated Gazette "PPly to have your namo while bU father carries both Morn Act that Is to say, spavined chargers, grafting members within the next two weeks. Mr. Latest In War news. ld on tho Hat. 0o It South African medals, ono with shiver on tho brink. The chief of Parliament, tho procras Ackworth has been a member of WEDNESDAY ONLY ii...now, ir pIasm. Mr. Oakley senior object of tho registration scheme tinating Davidson Commission several Royal Couunissions on Qam"Helen Holme Sth Episode.In "The Arthur qirl and Maud the :-! was formerly in tho famous Is apparently to mark lime. Like and other matters too numerous railways in Britain, and is tho and Constance Crawley In "POWDER", r Scots Greys ami was in f- r pouui il tho old maid who was unco kissed, to mention. What tho average author of soveral books upon Fle THURSDAY arts. ONLY Africa for two years, going tho government "Ijkes to talk citizen of eligiblo ago asks Is, railroad economics. Pg O The Ring" Qrsai Circus H?W A. Harvey through tbo hardest of tho cam nbout it," but that's about as far why should I go overseas to bleed Serial, 15 E pi sods. Und0". "fl- Conssr.etolr paign. The ninny friends of tbo as it gets. Tho registration for my country and let these bri Tbo drydock today was put to Or UNSDOWNt COTTILL family will hopo that tho boy win scheme is in tho bauds of a Toronto gands stay at homo and bleed it? its most scvero tost. Every thing soon bo fit and well again. lawyer, who Is now a mem Reason No. t There are too seemed to go without a hitch. LONDON CAFE was - ber of tho Hindquarters Staff nt many shining examples of safety The pontoons will remain sub AND GRILL "FIXATIONS uruj WELLINGTON COAL, Ottnwa, having occupied this first lu tho higher ranks of tho merged until towards evening Third Avenue Puplll "slatsd I !rJ '' """lona nhono ll. Wo have Just ro non-combatant position slnco tho militia to encourage others to when the test w,ill bo completed. Serves Nothing but the Best -ircf M"lo. London. r... eolved a Bhlpmont of BOO tons beginning of tho war. Tho Cap risk their lives. Too many church Tlioro wero many Interested STRI0TLY UNION HOUSE TERMS nun. i.nnin Coal. Wo are prepared to tnln was lifted ovor tho heads of parade heroes being made briga. spectators on tho various vantage BOXES FOR LADIES , ' BLUE 278 put In your winter's coal for you twenty-seven of his senior olllcors Continued on Pie Three points around tho structure