The Daily News v .i m no. g?- PRINCF, HUPKRT, II. C, TUKHDAY, NOVF.MUF.It 28, 1016. PIIICK FIVE CKNT8 Maws AMD AMS TAKE V TA POINT GERftANS CLAIMING VICTORY FROM ALT TO DANUBE-ACTIVITY AROUND YPRES SERBIANS AND BERLIN CLAIMS ZOUAVES HAVE VICTORY FROM CARRIED HILL ALT TO DANUBE Important Point Gained on the Huge Territory Captured by the Macedonian Front Selected CRIPPLED GERMAN OVERSEAS FREIGHTER BEING TOWED INTO NEW LONDON HARBOR The photograph shows tho submarine Te j tonic Armies Russians . Bulgarian Troops are Deutschland, injured in collision with the tug Nectar, which was lowing her out into deep water preparatory to her trip Charge Germans With Defeated. noross the Atlantic. The tug was sent to Davy Jones' Locker. The picture shows the submarine being- towed back into harbor. Horrible Atrocities. (Special to The Dally Newi) (Special to Tbe Dally Newt.) suli iuki Nov. 28. Tito Zou-av- IMPROVEMENTS IN BRITISH AIRMEN CROW'S NEST TAMPERING WITH Uerlln,. Nov, 28. Tho entire fi-"ii North Africa, who form TELEPHONE WIRING LIGHTING SYSTEM line, frfTm tho Alt River, flowing pari of tho French army on the AND ARTILLERY COAL MINERS out of the Transylvania Alpsjn Superintendent Kennedy reconu Superintendent Kennedy reported Maifiloiiian front, as well as in the northern part of Rumania, to mended to the council last night to tho city council last evening (ho vvi'sioin thcatro of war, co-ipi'ratinB JOINED FORCES ARE ON STRIKE the River Danube, which skirts v;." that instead of repairing the tele that the trouble experienced with with the Serbian troops, the southern border of this countR"' phone lUies where they have suf the lighting of the city about ten . J-' ,' haw successfully carried Kill fered most seriously as a result Important Enemy Positions are Preliminary Conference at Ottawa days ago had again becomo apparent. try, is now in the hands of the I H.)( against the lulgarians, of last Monday's storm in a way Bombarded -Two Planes But no Results Lethbridge Ho had gone over every Teutonic troops. Tuii-i ami Ocnnan8. which at the best, would be only Failed to Return Zeppelin Miners Supply Schools foot of the system and found that German Atrocities. Thi Allied forces in tills move temporary, that uso bo made of Raid on England. and Hospitals. everything connectodwjth it was Home, Nov. 28. Despatches re nt donated a specially selected tho cable on hand and that part in perfect order. He had reason ceived from I'etrograd declare uttanun of cliasseurs of tho of tho system be put.on a more ?ifi.ii to Tne nauy sw.i ' tSpvclnl to The Dally News.) to believe that on several occasions that the Germans in the west j iM who had orders to hold permanent basis. London, Nov. 28. Uritish ar. jl'ernie, Nov. 28. All the, coal the wires had been tampered Wallachian region, on the Tran- (hi bill regardless of cost. The mayor said that, since the lillery bombarded the enemy miners in the Crow's Nest Pass with by parties not authorised to sylvanian front, have been guilty , .ti evidence of the importance storm, Mr. Kennedy had been too trenches In the Ypres district yes- arc-idle as a result of the strike do sot He hesitated to think that of the most horrible atrocities.; - placed upon this position by tho anyone In the city would do Refused Safe Conduct. busy to prepare a detailed report. terday. The batteries w'erc assisted which began yesterday morning so, ncM y r.iic lhilgarians mode sev-ai still it was evident that there was London, Nov. 28, The Allies., Aid. Montgomery, seconded by b y Uritish aeroplanes because of the refusal of the mine itintfr-nltacks with the ob-r something happening which have refused safe conduct aerosshpjP Md. Dybhnvn, moved that tbe!which co-operated successfully In owners to grant the requested recapturing it. They recommendation war bonus. Twenty-flve hundred should not. They had located the tho Atlantic to the new Austrian superintendent's the attack despite that the inclement S: -:t"t m the face of tho guns trouble in the section east of Ambassador to Washington. He be adopted. weather conditions of tbe miners are thrown out of work. ' ttn Zouaves and Serbians Hays Creek. The lines were nil must travel to the United States Mr. Keimedy explained that bis past fewdays continued throughout I -A.preliminary conference is be. ''tout (K)rjnp,Jhekenor,indTt la good. there was ,It I anticipated, cynditionnnd Uhjfownrisk ldea"fSsTo covt?rlne seiltTonsoi the engagement;-- inKheld at Ottawa between Hon. (ii.ii - involved, and were re-oii. no apparent rep.son why this in Vienna that America will pro- . the ciy which nro in worst con Many important enemy military T. W. Crolhers, Minister of Labor, U u mii ach occnslon. trouble should exist. test. dition. West of Mcllrido ond I points were successfully shelled. nnd Hon. Robert Rogers, Minister Big Fighting Coming. Aid. Casey asked if this was down to Ninth and also between Two of the aeroplanes failed to of Public Works, and the repre Luiiilim Nov. 28. Violent nr-Wlerv the reason for the flickering of POWER APPLICATION sentatives of tho Alberta and British Second and Third and First am) riiturn to their base. duel foreshadow decisive the lights. Columbia Miners' Unions. So Second, tho leads were very bad. infant v attacks uloug the whole IJerlin reports that the Allied At the city council last night, In some places where he had cut far, tho .conference has brought Mr. Kennedy said it was. He front north of Monastir. . artillery preparations In tbe regions Md. Casey drew attention to a- the wiro be found it was about no definite results. said that he could not And any He ii claims that the Mnlcnte away of Armentieres and Arras notice in The Journal, filed by G. Coal For Schools. reason except that there was tampering. could Aluc- have suffered a severe de-f rusted so badly that they indicate that a fresh offensive is R. Naden & Co., with J. H, Pills. Calgary, Nov. 28. Four thou The lines answered u not make joints. Storms of tbe being contemplated a t these He moved lhnt i! this aB a&ent- region. jjmst had affected them so badly sand coal miners in southern Alberta test clearly and then suddenly P" points. lhe ""or enquire inio me are now on strike. A few there was a flicker. It partlcu- that wiring was CASE DISMISSED new necessary. Zeppelin Raid. matter and find out the Intentions a plan of miners nro working in the mines llarly affected the street lighting. .Mr. Kennedy produced Hostile last' night nirships 1,10 If thero was to nfl Montgomery.!0' COInPany- he nt T.nihhriilfr for Mm nurnnxR In renlv to Aid. tho city, showing just where the northeastern coast nf In ihc crossed co"icl beeen l and the! Supreme Court this ' an' putting in permanent getting out sumcient coal to sup- Mr. Kennedy said that they bad proposed and dropped bombs at "i' I'miif. Mr. Justice Morrison lfrigland Puunc.y ownea uumy o vu.s.wuy succeeded in locating the trouble and wiring. He also proposed Ply the hospitals the public tlisiniAHOil new several places. the city solicitor should be in the case of tho Itorvig I schools throughout tbe cold in the section mentioned. in lead to take care of putting a Italian Front. Flh structed to take measures to have Company v. the Canadian weather. The mayor said that he was surety the Cold Storage Company, the Home, Nov. ,28. In tho Carso ithe application refused. This lUimpany. loth to believe that would anyone present equipment being in ex-, zone, In the Austro-Itolian theatre . I AnmiiAl li ii n n 2 fiiioltr do such thing. He understood lul 1,1 u """" a ceedingly bad shape. Tho new of war, the Austrians are vigor DISLOCATED SHOULDER that it could be simply done lend put in some time ago was ously shelling tbe Italian positions. very MINING CASE Aid. Montgomery said that it in good condition, but at other 11 . Smith, gasoline engineer was a serious matter anu moven "" tin Dominion government places the old had been lump on On the Russian front, tho Russians Mr. Justice Morrison yesterday effort made to make that the mayor, the superintend 'aimrli trees nnd no arc engaging the enemy at reserved judgment in tho case of ispa, was admitted to the mil rif ulillfiAa nnrl Ihn ritv HO. a satisfactory job of it. several D,mm points. "arv' "reu.ns. ine p.u.tmu shortly after midnicht v' licitor bo given power to act in ""nr"1- from a dislocated shoul-Mr. Aid. Cnsey asked if the superintendent the matter. This was seconded cm 2'500 commission on the Smith was boarding the could give an idea of PROTEST AGAINST by Aid. McRae. sale of the Debenture Group of 'auiwli the cost and time .necessary to mineral claims, W. K. Williams when he Tell from the Alit. Il.isnv nakoil If the tnmner- make tho Improvements. FOSTER'S LANGUAGE ' I .l ..Inlnilir nnil T. arf on to the deck of the vessel. ing had had anything to do with u',cu,ru ' " Mr. Kennedy said that they had Bm?V-4jBBr W. Patmore for the defendant. the burning out of the fire alarm THE CRADLE tbe cable on hand and that the At the city council last night, The defence was that the plaintiff only east would be the labor. Ho the following resolution, moved system. had nothing to do with the final Mr. Kennedy replied that this born i Mr. and Mrs. C. C. did not estimate that it would by Aid. Dybhnvn and seconded by sbS deal and that the proposal he was bbW. l was entirely duo to the storm and 1 deal longer time than Aid. Casey, was carried unanimously: V'f,BH: I I.!.... .... ..II 1 1, rrtt "'nr. take great rt(i Fourth Avenue. Fast. a " of r",",,, BBVstZIBWsB- explained how tho weight this Hint "'n in the g.Miernl hospital this the temporary repairing or tno "Resolved, snow bad brought one wiro in ""I'liitiR. wires. The report was carried coupcil place on record a protest SUN AND TIDE the BBBBm', Miwi wBBB Icontuct with another causing the unanimously. against the language used by BBBBBv .wtm BVBBl VBBBVv Bl I vBBa whole system to go out of order. I'resi.yiorian Hon. Sir George K. Foster, In n Wednesday, November 29th. Church.Haznar in I In speaking of the clearing up him at the "'' PARDONED speech delivered by 8:54 'iiur.l,, DESERTERS Sun rises a, m. Wednesday, Novein-tii. and which of the effects of tho storm, Mr. at 3 p. All kinds of Hnipire Club, Toronto, . Sun sets 4:20 p. m. Kennedy said that they were lo Hie Dally Newaj was reported Hi tno monetary "Uls (SpWlal High water ...4:20a.m. Ht. 19.2 velti,s. plain nnd fancy I in handling tho live wires first, '"Wnm. ot... -pea nnd ices served, Ottawa, Nov. 28. Tho Duke tit Times of 17th November. Low water ...10:8a.m. Ht. 8.3 order that thero be no danger of h'l' bns signed nu ordor- The statements made are not Ht.20.0 miui inusleal program In the Devonshire High water ...3:50 p.m. and then would get accident, they ''"mug. tft in-councll pardoninK nil desert true, wero entirely uncalled for, SV4W Low water ..10:40p.m. lit. 3.4 ers from the Canadian l.xpedi- and, biing made by so prominent Sir 8am Huahes In Mufti again, tbe telephones connected up Captnin McOee, M, M. S. A. NEW WELLINGTON liouary Forces who again report n man, are liable to bo credited It lias taken quite a load off 0,no " " ttla" boxes requireu l'M im. NVo COAL, for duty by December 15th. by strangers and are calculated my back" said tho Into Minister ,uw l)aVU and 1,6 t"0UBl ,mvo Jugt r0, to Injure tho city." of Militia when his resignation sbould get the phones hi order n pvei Bhlpmout of BOO tons LONDON CAFE r.nol. FRENCH STEAMER ASHORE Copies of tho resolution will be was announced. This picture is rst. Wo are prepared to ,ml i" vour sent to the government, to Sir an unfamiliar one. sliowlng, him Aid. McClymont said that he naa A MB emLL winter's coal for you. ii i i i i ii. Third Avenue (Special to Tin D"y George. U. Foster and lo tho Mone without his uhlforin. r",.',l,,MU lu UMl l" """" I 28. Tho French tary Times,' lighting;. He wanted to tnow if Serves Nothing but the Best or Halifax. Nov. evt'ry Ko ,l!ars cash ni""''lin!ti v... i .1 ,.. Bleamer Pro patrla Is nshoro Fancy china. French Limoges thero was a lack of help, or If STRICTLY UNION H0UE " until u riiimct i n "fee nru c - .." ". . i.it i..ml Tug nru pro. , 07-plece tluiner-wnre. Hpeclal and.Nlppon. Xmas prices at Geo. they wero awaiting supplies, or BOXES FOR LADIES J'Ptay. l" tier assistance. Xmas values. Geo, I). Tile's, I), Tito's. tf. (Cf)iitlnued on pnge three.) tf.JceedillK I