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GERMAN POSITION

IS NOW DESPERATE

(Specia! to The Dally News—1:30 p. m.)

Paris, Sept. 8—There is a gen-

/eral opinion here that even if the
|Allies lose the great battle now

 

 
  
  

|being waged they may still make
o ‘oe |the siege of Paris difficult, while
cial to The O News—® a. m.) man left was held by the French if the Germans lose the situation
ulogne land retired north of their entire army in France
am was The Imperial Guard was orde would be critical.
toffes ae jed to surrender, but reformed and}
Ywere annihilated by the British
the allied) it is reported that the Crown | BRITISH SUBMARINES
rise The | prinee was in their midst The
der the jofficial British bureau has no | SENT OFF TORPEDOES
rted to confirmation of this message }
: by the General Joffre's plans are | IN GERMAN HARBOR
steadily being carried out rhe} ;
the Freneb | aiied forces are acting on the of | (Special to The Dally News—® a. m.)
mer had) fensive and have been successful Hull, Sept. 8 Marly last wee
il Guard |in checking and forcing back u al ds etrovers and submarines of the
eported the sorthwesterly direction the Ger | athe navy bw a close surve
rhe Ger-|man forces opposing them discovered a passage between the
—_ \m ines which the Germ destroy
ers used tt comimg out t the
SANS BEGIN INVASION i intr
a flotilla of submarines and
.) | | ceeded to round up
I etn German ships When the op-
GERMANY WITH 800,000 MEN s.:2s:<i 0%:
returned to then base
- a the ‘ensaglive of one sub-
JAN ARMY WIPED OUT—NO LONGER FACTOR IN WAR— ime Much anxiety for the
IRTY-FIVE THOUSAND WOUNDED ARE LEFT TO | fa vessel was felt and the
THEIR FATE. mecluded it was lost Just
” his fear began to be viewed

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¢ Daily News.) strong and it will move along the

The Russian) Oder River
that inas Russia now dominates all east
wiped ern Galicia and has cheeked the
Austro-German invasion of Rus

niger a sion p land
eal inva On the battlefield of Tarnow
now start.}35,000 Russian and Austrian
ix for} wounded were left to their fate
e Nich-| Neither side would ask for a truce
to bury the dead and remove the

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GERMANS MARCH
ON TO GHENT WITH

MANS RETIRING
FROM IMPORTANT
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BELGIANS RESISTING

is a certainty the submarine
turned up
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penetrated the
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an order to proceed out of
German harbor. The subma
returned the North
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a The Da News—9 a. m.) (Special to The Dally News—8 a. m.) PROF. ADVOCATES
omMeially London, Sept. 8.—Violent fight
sins ave ine, tasting tor ve hoes, ts) DECLARATION OF WAR
of Har-| taken place between Melle and UNITED
Vigorous | Quatrecht, near Ghent between BY STATES
An off | the Relzian volunteers and the er pony pin ial
d a gen-|Germans,. After a determined re Le sept. 8.—Prof. W. G
thie line sistance the Belgians retired in Hal Chieago University, as
yuin to| good ordet The Germans oecu-} recent! ed, advocates a dec
French, | pied Melle and are marching on laratiot f war by the’ United
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| (Special to The ealy Seat 130 p. m.)
| Lendon, Sept. 8.—-General Ruz-
isky, who has made such terrific
marches through Galicia, is now
lengaged in a desperate attempt
ito annihilate the Austrians under
| General Auffenberg. A battle has
| gone on for three days. The Rus~
lelane marched thirty miles daily,
\sleeping three hours at night.
The Russians have captured
\the Austrians forts at Nicoieff and
|Mikolajow, southeast of Lembreg.

(Special to The Dally News-—1:90 p.m.) |

Ottawa, Rept, 8 It is believed

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herve that the Australia will eateh |
he Nurnbere, whieh she is now
pursuing, relative to @able eut
ting The department believes
hat the Germans Wish to cap
re Fanning Istand fer eoaling|
poses, Hritish cruisers are

w speeding there to repair the

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PERIAL GUAR

KAISER WILLIAM
QUARRELS AGAIN

(Special to The Daily News—1:30 p. m.) (Special to The Dally News—1 :30 p. m.)
Rome, Sept. 8.— According to Rome, Sept. 8.— According to a
the Rome Tribune there are now Berlin dispatch Emperor William
250,000 Rusian troops with the has had a quarrel with Chancel-
Aliles in France. lor von Bethmann Holiwegg and
pe Minister of Foreign Affairs von
ee The ministers are being

250 MISSING held responsible for the unreadi-
FROM PATHFINDER: iness of the German diplomacy

| which led to a coalition of the Al-
\lies against her. The resigna-

250,000 RUSSIANS
NOW IN FRANCE

(Special to The Daily News—® a. m.)

London, Sept, 8——"Phe casualty tien ef the two is said to be de-
list of the eruiser Pathfinder manded.
sunk through striking a mine in
the North Sea. is officially given |
as 4 killed, 18 wounded and 242) FRANCIS JOSEPH DEAD—
missing KEEP NEWS SUPPRESSED

(Special to The Daily News—1:30 p. m,)
neds Sept. 8.—The African
a weekly publication,

HEAVY LOSSES
IN AUSTRIAN ARMY ,..

desiiieiiithe aint Gems ues a statement from what is
claim s a reliable source that
Paris, Sept. 8—The second) that Kmperor Francis Joseph of
Austrian army, near Krasnose-| 4). died twelve days ago and
dow, in Lublin reg suffered @ling yy, was suppressed on ac-
great sina defeat by the Rus t the dangerous internal
sians. Twelve Austrian divisions ition in Austria.
near Lemberg completely nstiilitiiiantinniectenisiegianal
destroved i

TURKS GETTING BUSY.

(Special to The Daily ‘ @ewe—~080 p. m,)
I don, Sept. 8.—The Turks
ated 80,000 men at

reha on the Sea or Marmora.

MOVEMENT OF ALLIES’
ARMIES IN FRANCE

(Special to The Daily News—® a. m.)

Paris s 8 An oflicia De i
stateme ied states that the
ies os the: kali eave a ALLIES TAKE PRISONERS
vanced geht wing without} BATTALION INFANTRY
any ene opposition fron cenzeiel 10 Sal Deity atin ae
enems With the Second army
the sit is unchanged In | ‘aris, Sept, 8.— The English
the cent egion at Verdun ch troops engaged in
forces a slternately advancing east of the capital have
and ret There have be« imerous prisoners, in-
ome 1 suecesese. 01 ' and a company bearing
right at \ ves The Third arm ip lire guns.
is adva z troops for the de ee
fence of s. They had several GERMANS ARE RETIRING
combats he River Ouregq, with IN VICINITY OF PARIS
results vw of the Allies. The a
ministe war has telegraphed | (Special to The Dally News—1:30 p. m.)
the gov: expressing the gov Sept. 8.—The left wing
ernment miration of his he \llies, Comprising portions
roie de « defending the city, con-
nedbeniaeudaile make progress and the
are retiring toward the
GERMANS MEETING DEFEAT * mf ,

TABLES APPEAR TURNED

BAITISH ARMY MANEUVERS
AT THE WESTHOLME

(Special to The Daily News-——1:30 p. m_)
Wa Sept 8 Th:
that the
was attacked r
the French

bece

savs

inagement of the West-
hol pera announces
program for
Thursday. The
will be the second in

Germa wink

at Grand M n by house

patriotic
and

rains eer anelhet lithe

Meux, Vitry | weadnes
The advantage | pig feature
Phe Get { | showing the
betwee euvers of the British army and
and Vitry Le boys of the Lrish Pu-
mans att been invited to attend
performance

lay

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showing a number of
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Lord
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the most prominent
itiecers,

kite
others

including

Baden
Patriotic

the bugle
will help to enliven the
} Among the
will be a very

toberts hener,

he and songs
lections by band
occasion
shown
two-reel
Why Leave
Phis is a seream from
to end and is bound to
popular, The mu-
Westholme orchestra,
opriate and will in-
if new selections.

pictures
fine
Girls

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Peonpeds
Hlhotie
beginning

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the hoster after being held
ul nonth at Union Bay on
ord the Navy Department
( scrady is a salt of the firat
wat t cid not like te take any
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rey The good ship Donald
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The King of ttaly jGermans Just Row,

H CROWN PRINCE ANNIHILATED BY BRITISH

BRITAIN SENDS FIFTH CORPS
INDIA TROOPS NOW FIGHTING

SQUADRON uF AEROPLANES | BEING SENT TO FRONT BY
GREAT BRITAIN—INDIANS GAVE A GOOD ACCOUNT
OF THEMSELVES.

 

(Special to The Dally News.) squadron
London, Sept. 8.—Great Britain | Continent.
has now sent a fifth army A late dispatch says that the
across the channel to reinforce|Ge?™ans now occupy Termonde.
the British troops there. The} ”
censor conceals their strength. ‘LABOR PARTY WON

East Indian troops are how on) ,
ELECTIONS
the battle line and met the Ger-| AUSTRALIA

mans at Termonde, where the

Kaiser's legions were beaten. a enema tae tite’:
Their advanee on Ghent has been | Vancouver, Sept. 8.—The Labor
halted for the time being. {party won decisively in the Aus-
Britain is sending a great |tralian elections.

of aeroplanes to the

corps

 

SCOTS GREYS AND BLACK WATCH
GREAT CHARGE AT ST. QUENTIN

REPEAT AN HISTORIC EVENT OF THE BATTLE OF WATERLOO
—CHARGED INTO THE HEART OF THE ENEMY.
(Special to The Daily News.)

stirrups of the Greys and pene-

 

London, Sept. 7.—The London | trated with the cavalry into the
Times man tells of a great series| heart of the enemy. The British
of charges made by the Scots! fell on the Germans with a mighty

shout and the Greys, each with a
Greys ¢ tlack Wate > ; re ; ‘
ireys and Black Wateh at the! pack Watch soldier at his stir-
battle of St. Quentin. rup, made great havoc, repulsing
The Black Watch ran at the|the Germans with heavy losses.

 

GERMANS COMMIT RUSSIANS CONTINUE

 

 

(Special to The © Dally * ee a.m.) (Special to The Daily News—® a. m.)
London, Sept. 8. Germans Petrograd, Sept. 8—The Rus-
destroved the Belgian town of Di-}|Sion general staff has officially
nant after shooting hundreds of|amnounced that in the sphere of
male inhabitants because of al-|operations around Rawa the Rus-
leged shots tired from the hillg|sian forees continue a number of
overlooking the city serious engagements. The Aus-
. trian army has been operating in
NOTICE. the direction of Kholm. They were
St. John Ambulance Asgoci-|repulsed by the Russians, who
ation meet echt at the Board|have taken many prisoners, to-
of Trade ns instead of the}#ether with artillery and ammu-
ciyt‘hall. Dr. will lecture, nition.
PRINCE RUPERT BRIEFS The public 18 cordially invited
hoe to attend the Pall Millinery Open-
County | irt opened before Wednesday and Thursday
Judge Young today this week at Miss Barbeau’s,
6 6. Helgerson Bloek, 207-8
| eee
The football boys yesterday | s uth aend,
camacied 86) at thelr miaieh ‘or! Passengers on the Princess
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ed L. A. Dietrick, Miss Reta Dean,

The baseball game between the |ppayis Lueas, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Civilians and Militia yesterday re-|7, Geyle, N. E. Roberts, W. L.
sulted in a win for the Civtiians, Keon. Mrs. C. Devitt, E. A. Eliiott,
9 to 3. The batteries were FPor-|1, Pp. Stephenson, A. T. Ogilvie, M.
tin and Manson for the Civilians} ape and B. Tanaka.
and Fox and Evans for the sol-
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