The Daily News VII. NO. 298. VOL. PRINCE ItUPKIlT, n. C, THUItSDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1910. PRICE FIVE GENTH GEORGE EM MAT ONAL IEW WILSON APPEALS FOR CONFERENCE - SCANDINAVIANS WORKING FOR PEACE LLOYD GEORGE BELGIANS ARE RUMANIANS AND EXPRESSED THE BEING SENT TO RUSSIANS ARE NATIONAL VIEW HUNJRENCHES FACING ENEMY Press Satisfied with Speech-Wilson Civilians Shot Down by French Retreat Has Ceased Germans are Appeals for Conference Machine Quns on German Engaged on Dobrudja The Scandinavians Working Lines Eleven More Russians Break Line For Peace. Executed. In Gallcla. (Sprclsl to The Dally news.) (Special to Tta bally News.) j (Special to TM Dally News) London, Dec. 21, All sections Amsterdam, Dec. 21. Eleven E&bbbbbbbbbbbbHbHbbH London, Dec. 21. The Russians of the Ilritlsh press agrco thai Belgian citizens have been shot! and Rumanians on the Dobrudja 1'retrilcr Lloyd (leorge expressed and nine more are awaiting exe-' the views of the British nation "THE SHIP WHICH NEVER RETURNED." The French battleship Suffrcn, which left port on front, who have ceased to retreat culiun, while others have been in regard to tho German peace November 26th and has. not been heard of since. It is believed that she.went down with all hands. before Von Mackenzen's army, are proposals in' his speech in the sentenced to terms of imprison She was ,410 feet long had a speed pf 18 knots and cost $0,000,000. now engaging the Teutonio army. ment for resisting tho German of Commons House on .Tuesday. Gallcian FronL Wilson's Appeal. military authorities I n their READY RESPONSE TO VANCOUVER AGAIN IN THREE MEN SWEPT Petrograd, Dec. 21 (Official) carrying out of the deportation of Washington,Vilson has Dec.appealed 21. to President every Belgian civilians to Germany. DEMAND FOR TRACK THROES OF ELECTION FROM SCHOONER'S DECK region Russian of troops the Brystiitzu operating River,in the in ' belligerent nation urging that a The deportation continues and Galicia. have broken throush the (Special to Tbr Dally flews.) (Special to Tbe Dally News.) another court martial has com- The American halibut schooner peace conference bo held. Tho barbed.wire entanglements in menced. Ottawa, Dec. 21, Officials of Vancouver, Dec. 21. Premier notes were dispatched to the Sumner, well known at this port, front of the Austro-German posl- Belgians Shot Down. the Grand Trunk, Canadian Pa Brewster and his cabinet minis, various nations and advance pub. lost three men overboard in a tions. The Germans tried an al- licatjons indicate that preparations Several citizens of Ghent, in cific, and Canadian Northern Hail- ters are in the city in support of storm off Sitka recently. The tacking movement, after a violent were commenced some time Belgium, have been killed by ways have conferred regarding the . Hon. M. A. Macdonald and vessel was anchored on the banks artl,Iery bombardment, but were ago. This information was cabled French machine guns on the the demand of the Imperial government Ilalph Smith in the by-election driven back into their trenches. in calm when late at western front. A thousand Belgian a suddenly, to London before Lloyd fleorge's for immediate" supplies which is being fought today. Our troops have also penetrated. civilians have been compelled night, a gale sprung up, accompanied speech was made. of railroad track. Sir Harry Drayton, Meetings in support of Hon. M. by heavy The the enemy lines in front of to work on the German front line very snow. Bernstorff Confident. chairman of the railway commission, A. Macdonald have been addressed Boholodozsny, and southwest of .anchor Was taken and the trenches on the Verdun front and up Count Vbn Bernstorff, the German Stanislau the Germans are re presided at the conference. by Premier Brewster, Hon. four thousand have been ordered easel put before the wind to run Ambassador to the United Wm, Sloan, Hon. John Oliver, ported to have fled In' disorder. the for shelter, when a squall struck to Somme. States, contends that a peace con. 8omme Front, . . . Sir Donald Mann, on behalf of Hon. T. D. Pattullo, Hon. Ilalph her quarter, and a heavy - sea, On the Macedonian front a very fertnee is in "sight. lie said today: Dec. 2 British the Canadian Northern, offered Smith, Hon. Dr. King, Hon. J. T. yecping the nfier-deck, swept denser "fog continues to retard"-' London, 1, "It looks to mo as if the entered the enemy1 lines at two hundred miles of track; the McLean, Mr. J. W. De B. Farris, live vt her crew overboard. Wild military operations. m: tier Is by finished by triops British Steamer Sunk. no means Canadian Copper Company ten and Dr. Mcintosh. The government the Somme front, though it was and with heavy the British Premier's speech, I Gommecourt,considerable on damage to dered a quantity of rails and realizes that every effort is now falling, two of the men were London, Dec. 21. The. British ' causing eipect that, after one or two exchanges fastenings for Immediate ship-Ineeded on Mr. Macdonald's behalf. steamer Flimston has been sunk rescued, but Ole Hanson, R. At-wood the German defences and capturing of notes, they will get together ment to France, and smaller rail ccording to the opinion of Mr. and O. Haram were drowned. by a German submarine. The in prisoners. chief engineer and captain have conference." ways, dealers and contractors McTaggart's followers, the Con- The Sumner ultimately made At Neuve Ghapelle a German Berlin Press Views. been taken prisoners but the re- have telegraphed their willingness ervatives are uniting in support the leader Ketchikan, from which port she encountered, London, Dec. 21. The Berlin patrol was mainder of the crew were rescued. to surrender all available ma of McTaggart to defeat tho attorney-general. killed and several of his men left for the banks again the other press hints at the possibility of terial. an early peace. It is stated that captured. day. ANNOUNCEMENT Verdun Front. counter-indemnities may be asked CHINA WILL OBSERVE for Paris, Dec. 21, (Official) Heavy FIRST WEEK OF YEAR The Westholme management the by Central Powers. STRICTEST NEUTRALITY Herman artillery fighting continues on NATIONAL SERVICE WEEK lakes great pleasure in announc diplomats are reported the Verdun front and during the ing that it is now able to give to as saying that their government (Special to Tbe Dally News.) night the fighting was particularly The first week of 1917 is to be prinCe Rupert audiences the finest wants the basis of tho on Chinese peace Pekin, China, Dec. 21. spirited in tho regions of National Service Week, when the pictures of any individual theatre Entente Powers forgetting tho Vice-Minlster Affairs for Foreign Hougemont and Chambrees. On postmasters of Canada will fur- on the continent. In order to do past. today, in answer to questions concerning the rest of tho front, fighting is ish each male between the ages this, it will give a new program Scandinavian Efforts. that China rumors was confined to encounters between 10 and 05 with cards, a iac each evening. Fox films will be The Scandinavian nations are proposing to Join tho Entente imile which in The patrols. of appeared shown on Mondays; Famous reported to be Joining in a movement Powers in the war, declared that Daily News a few days ago. Tho players, Tuesdays; Variety, W5Ji for peace, and Holland has China is not considering entering QUEBEC TAXES BANKS bject in getting answers to the nesday; Red Feather, Thursdays; been asked to assist in bringing tho European struggle and that questions on the card is that the Famous Players. Fridays, and the war to an end. It Is believed she would maintain tho strictest BBBW' (Special to Tbe Dally News.) government may be furnished Blue-Bird. Saturdays. 300. that Norway, Sweden, Denmark neutrality. I bill has tvHIi flrrii'l ilntn rnfrnpitlntr lha man Quebec, Dec. 21 A and Switzerland will undertake a been introduced and given three BRiT) m "BBBH power or uanaua, wltn a view to Watches for ladies and gentsr plea to all the belligerents for WAR ECONOMY readings quickly in tho provin making adjustments necessary The largest assortment in. the- Peace. One Dutch deputy urges ... . i i cial legislature providing for a b1B13r1sBj for tho maintenance of the agri-lctty. We guarantee every moveJi Ills ceuntry to participate in the (Special to Tbe Dally News.) L vie provincial tax on all banks to tho ultural and other baste Indus- ment we sell. Need we say more? peace conference. London, Dec. 21. As mea a extent of one-tenth of one per tries of the Dominion, at that I Blakely Co. ' 299. of war time a decrease cent upon the amount of their suro economy, high point of production and ef RED CROSS SALE In tho number of passen. paid-up capital. JOHN D. ARCHBOLD ficiency so absolutely essentialtol Sterling silver manicure sets. Mrs, II. L. Mcintosh nnd Miss ger trains throughout Britain will Standard Oil magnate, who the successful prosecution of the walking canes for ladies and Harbeau will have chargo of tho bo made after January 1st, nnd all Australia and I. W. W. passed away recently. A trans war, while maintaining unim- gents, good range of Jeather d Cross salo on Friday nnd after fares will be increased fifty per . . . ... i the Sydney, N. S. W Deo. 21. The fusion "of blood was mado from paired the indispensable public goods. Blakely Co. 299." stirring address delivered by House of Heprescntatlvos of tho cent. his chnffeur to tho dying magnate services of the country. Mrs, Godcnrath there should bo Australian Commonwealth has but tho gain resulting was only I ho director of National Ser- Toys, dolls, games, sleighs, redoubled efforts in this splondid WESTHOLME THEATRE and passed a hill for tho suppression temporary. vice has in view the insuring of j fancy toilet sets, manicures , very necessary work. of the I, W. W. movement through tho maximum production of war gifts to fit everyone at McRae Tho feature at tho Westholmo CHILDREN MUST NOT out Australia, material and equipment by utiliz-mros. Open evenings. NEW WELLINGTON COAL, tonight is tho five-act comedy, "It WEAR 80LDIER GARB ;.. 1 1. i . 1 1 r ii I in), uiu services oi an uvuwuuie i ; Plione llo. Wo have Just re Happened In Honolulu." Myrtle Genuine hand painted china men and women in. such n man- Dainty waists the newest. icived a shipment of 500 tons Gonznlcs plays tho leading par Toronto, Dec. 21. Military came carvers, carving sets and iur as will permit of the release Wallace's. 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