The Daily News 1. M N ?" prin.-i nupKiiT. n. c wi:im.sday, skptkmiu.r 12. 1917. PHICE FIVE CENTS ITTLE EETWEEM 01?ESS ELS AMD U-BOATS IVIL WAR IN PROGRESS IN RUSSIA GEN. KORNILOFF BESIEGING PETROGR AD ..,r nriTAI ITT1!AM If II. Lb lllll II I IIIIU I m r,r ixLiTuiiUtiuii u STARTED BY KORNILOFF BOMBRCzGA Vfe CHIAPOVANO BOMB HOSPITAL flciurniL'S ARMY CAPTURES A RAILWAY JUNCTION NEAR DUNKIRK Va uCST OF PL I Muun u mnv i muinu uoi iu but RODEZJA ktJL OTHER RAILROAD KLEMBOVSKY, KORNILOFF'S SUCCESSOR, JOINS DICTATOR During the Night, German Airmen Drop Bombs on Another Hospital Ptiiy news.) though Russia's outlook is dark Trench Raids I?. -The first and effect the war on every front are Reported. the Government KornilolT cannot be regarded n llower. of Gen- ,ra,tor- evidently fell that (Special to Tb Duly .Vwi.l ,JL J . there a no alternative but for " Paris, Sept. 12. French raiding n,en DI'Ban K him to declare himself dictator, parties last night penetrated tbardlng the po- anj evidently chaos and con f union vernmenl troop are likely to become more con-! THE GERMAN GAINS the German lines in the region, It la rumored founded. On the accompanying map. the southeast of Vauxaillon. and nuti have en-wilhoul German gain near Riga and in north of the Casque. In the Champagne pposl-iff ALPHONSO BRINGS ON Galiria and Houmania are shown. district, German supplies an Important A NEW AGREEMENT A jwere destroyed and a number of B. C. LABOR CONVENTION southwest of I prisoners taken. WANTS PATRIOTIC FUND j were German w r force of Gen- iavialors during- the night dropped ON DIFFERENT BASIS moving on I I-ondon. Sept. 12. n agree- K a are '.bombs aim of cutting ment has been obtained from the (($ WgRMente. in the region of Dunkirk. a ay. With the belligerent power by King Al-i The Prince Rupert Trades and 6062L Some of the missiles struck the lines to Pclro- phono. permitting the free move- Labor Council had it regular hospital wounding Ave women, V 1 1 Si n. the capital ment of French and Hrillsh lioi. meeting in the Carpenters Hall MONTE SAN QABRIELLE CAPTURED BY THE ITALIANS British Front. ; ,,(. Ipltal ship. It also provide for last evening, when quite a lot of This map shows the location of the eminence, the possession London, Sept. 12. Local fight- tctleg Pttroflrad. Ithe removal from French hos. business was got through. of which makes the advance upon Trieste less difficult. ing is reported around Hargicourt. rltal bip the Herman officer K rr ha doli-iitied Heavy enemy artillery Are Is in from committees were Report On it ordered them prisoners afler today. 3 J si i oc lege Pelro-lparL the German Government will received. An amicable settlement ROW TWO THOUSAND FRENCH VILLAGERS progress on the Ypres fronL Severe French prisoner from reported in the matter of fighting took place on the nent troop are.remove was MILES IN OPEN BOAT CARRY GAS MASKS from the Capl-jeipooed position on the front wage of the city's outside staff, Somme front, during which the K rmlotr forces.'where they were placed a act a percentage bonus being received liritish captured a quarter-mile of lif l ween Pelrogradlef reprisal. from the council. ( On Monday, an open boat containing Ottawa, Sept. 10. .V fascinating the German trenches. l." h torn up In A report was also considered seventeen men in the last story of life in the devastated U. S. Vessels AtUcked. K y order. COAL DEALERS WARNED regarding the Workman Um. stagey of exhaustion, arrived at regions of France is told in a letrj Washington, September 12A ,. the eotnmand. pensallort Act. and the quesir&fi blittle toelween a fleet of American' armies en the of this act will be of the working telegraphed Ottawa. Sept. 12 Fuel Controller lands. They were Japanese, and w idow of the former Postmaster- i.rmin hmarinp. int nle off issued taken up further. of General. has received from M.u i . a m nn m k I'ttend to MeOrath ha a ware the Captain and sixteen tine mail ni rranrir. i wti oi iiiwf np of the The committee tn charge coal dealer of Mirman. prefect of the Iepart- American vessels sunk, and the were while General.warning l Labor Day celebration reported the crew- of the Kotohira Maru. trLanf rkt MAiirlhA nrii! MnAttA MJ aa ...a i - IT. the em.(Canada not to Increase their success in every direction. Same Japanese vessel which was wreck- !lw,vi Mjrnian felal how the villager for eoal now that the win-. h-f, th. ttaCLeM were tercc on 'price nan made regarding the . t.i .. .,i. i a-.i criticism was eu on me .aiiiiuu UI4IIU5. niu carry on ineir aaiiy amies wun i driven 0ff. i. iia ordered ler i uppniicuiiin. Telkwa celebration taking so many lorm the soumern oounaary oi me gas masas lasieneu 10 ineir ueus t 1 those in the taking representation to him. people away from the city on Hchring Sea. elretching across ready to put on at the first signal THE WAY TO SPEND iirwl Ui take MINISTRY Labor Day. It was considered from the Alaska Peninsula to of danger. IN TIME OF WAR ntWL thus re-', NEW FRENCH that otherwise, the visitors from Kamscbakrba in Siberia. The, "Women and old men," he I'rwMslonat (wUI U The DUy .nws. Prince Rupert would have taken vessel struck on the 27th of July, writes, "who plough the fields, all We in Canada have long possessed r. reported that Sept. 12. The French part in the celebration of Labor the crew taking to the boats, and carry masks by their side b.ut the the habit of spending -.4-1 tt stand by Kcr- Paris. Day here. made for Dutch Harbor, the near- children are not able to do so. money more generously than do greater Socialist are likely to have The President. Mr. 8. D. .Mac. mL nort. Two of the life boats The military physicians unani- .most other neoDles. Many who attiUfT IUfu. power In the reconstructed danald. who attended the Labor nicked u n there, but a thick mously declare that the masks -k-v rennnded tn the anneals for ministry- They had a grievance . i-.i.i -.i t -- - ... .... i : last night convention in Vancouver, uu rOI. ..m, on nd this third boat hre of no protection at an lo a war economy ana are saving statej ,:. to Induce against M. Rlbol and forced him the deliberations at that meeting lost sight of the others. Later, child or less man seven years, so,m0ney regularly feel cramped and h. former com. frni turner. M. Palnleve cabinet na The question of calling a general the weather got etormy, and they the authorities have had to gather'hemmed in by their inability"to,., " f ihe Hussian undertaken to form a new strike in the event of the enforcing got blown out to sea. (the children together and I''spend. "Hand against of compulsory military sen ice i,iiiincr nn the oars from the them back farther from the front.' a rav has been nrovided for the " ' 1 vernmenl met OFFENSIVE ON U-BOATS without the conscription of the S7th of July, till the tOth of Sep-lThe problem is somewhat din.cuU.,gpending 0f money in wartime. in f al means of production as well, was . b . e .hinwrecked mariners The fathers are soldiers and the'Kvery person can spend wisely Flnt Loyal. London. Pert. 10. In corner left in the hand of the executive. L ere pia,j n jand among their mothers must remain in the vil-lanj wejj any amount up to lt.500.. I. i! t. -A message atlon with a representative i who will act as occasion demands. neonle at Ikeda mine. Many lages to farm and prepare the!The thing to do is to buy War a nl yesterday Reuter's. a Hrltlsn naval aumoriiy The convention also declared in. lf uai,e to eat. 'harvest. I had to pick up the Savinirs Certificates The advan- i be from the neakinr of the submarine menace that favor of placing me j-ainoucj , had to be 8poon fed. Kvery children as traders gamer pouu lage of spending In this way Is 4 Minister, lale aid it must be remembered Fund on a different basis trom laUenUon wa, gveii them by the'try and eggs in the country and that the spender is assured of hla fallie Heel, to- Germany was staking everyinnns that which at present exists. It jre9ijent at Ikeda, and it is hoped'take them to town. Witho many money's value and something therefore ' aT ofllcer. has on U-boat warfare, was considered that contribution . restore them all to health hundreds of children to care for I more, since he draws more than ' f-d itself on the Igns of it Intensifying were noi to this fund should not be leftraeain 'had to improvise a vast orphan- 5 per ..cent. Interest. In three I'mnal Govern urprlsing. to the voluntary pleasure oi me T, princtl j0hn is leaving for age. years nis vsi.au..a A cornea 1 uac U m . A ..Bjir- .ia wamwM ntart w kiifmiiI u a There are indications, ne saiu, people lo give or not to give as - ig(and4 tomorrow, and it isi The letter speaks of the admi- him as $2S, his 143 as au anu " oa been killed by lamer submarines, approxi they saw fit. The matter sou""1 expected that she will bring thejration In which the Canadian oI his 80 as $100. i' C; ' Hi lliil.L.vlVI mately of the cruiser type, being be dealt with and administered by,ca la(n and ,lU crew hack to'diers are held by their Frencl Money can be spent on1 art omllolT no Traitor. urned out. However. Herman the Government. Unless mis Jnuprlnce Rupert en route lo Van-'f omrades. Savinirs Certificates at any BanKF V hri'rt t- I Ian I n 1 nn nmsnert of success wunin . a on u r iwv..,o.. .I liter np "When speakiug of the 20th or Mnnev Order Post Office. The - was iiuii rI m v MS pui C0Uver tho lime she I likely to have at ll ll l.ru..I tuvui l.lwt. miv ..mil POI11II1UH U I Division. the letter proceeds. man or woman in Canada who has a her disposal, for with Germany support the Fund ailer neceniwer THE RRITISH' SESMEN I must tell you how often the ofll- mnnev to sDend and feels me ue- WANTED there must be a time limit- 15th. WILL PUNISH PIRATES cers and soldiers of this army in sire to spend it should go right-down Mll Logging In combating the submarine, ne 'Nancy have manifested io me ineir to one of these and gel a Company being grealiy ami increasingly GETS Trades Jadiiiiratlon for the Canadian sol-Union certificate. . f , u.50. t.75 said, wo are COL. ROOSEVELT London. Sept. II. -The ' 1.25 helped by the United DOWN TO BRASS TAURS Congress at Hlackpool ha diers. Every time we congratu-iinanimously " !' bucker t.25 Slates and Japan. As regard passed resolutions late, them on their deeds they IKi ry J DKlneers, 1115 offensive measures and anu-m-marines. Oyster Hay. N. Sept. 10. 'emphatically protesting against,merely declare that we siiouiu Your Chance precise figure the ballot . . . .it....i ..r ...,a.,v .n.... ....xin-niiilnin the (.anauian and board. naturally Women nre entitled to mo uaruarous iiicmoua i jumn v.r -- Una v Firemen.. 3.7 5. can not be given, but the outlook as a right and not as a favor, i-oi. tiKtatnritiA riunmanders. wnicn so ullers, wnose orarrj. iu their Block Sec. rric Lou Ad' an, ;, faro on rnce s hopeful. He-added: . .. Theodore Roosevelt told a gather-,r are calculated to destroy the high 'minds, is Incomparable.' It & 12 3 8 (150 each :' "i rrow. W nro nroeceding at full hout 500 suffragettes at nnd noble traditions 01 me sea, 19 A: 20 41 8 $150 each H. E. ROSS speed in our offensive steps, and Sagamore Hill this afternoon. He also recording its high apprecia- A COSTLY SCRAP 21 & 22 11 8 $150 each As' Kmnres Hotel. In the near future there Is every declared himself most emphatically lion of the brave and gallant sea s . . possibility of our being able io in favor of woman suffrage, men of the liritish merchant service. This morning in the police Spot Cash. "'Mlltlltiiti neulrallie shipping losses." court, before Magistrate Carls, H. MORTIMER """o'n'the whole, the cltlien to Mr. Ilnvclock Wilson said that Thomas Ilalbert paid S20 for E. Agent THEATRE greatest M- had decided, at damage done, ft costs, and a line WESTHOLME t' HrilUh whom I will Py nenmeii Avenue. . . . .. .. . 327 Second . - k I f I I. i a.n1- V Tonluhl at the Westholme erenre a- uoihk a i iK M.o tit.-....-..w I 1 1 1 1 1 sA 1 1 1 a n.i .if Mm war. whatever me.or S3 ror mo privilege no wu u WESTHOLME Ihentre there will be displayed a r an uunes is hv nnv-iirniiient niiitht do. to see that lluhting in the store of Mr. Lando character " . . ...ill ..ni I.ai. nlinflil llfl ' ... ,l t nr..I HWIh OPtHA HOUSE photoplay of a splendid mother, i i'u " - Will lieriliuns nrm fuuwiiii ,,.v v- --- T0N,QT entitled "The Purple Lady." This other humau being. To ii,.ir fnni .lml. and every crime Alfred Mann, wno waa 1110 omer AND TOMORROW Is onu of the Metro productions, Lv the mother the volo seems lo they committed In future would .party to the fight, was also fined LONBONCAFE Metro which Is iiuite suniclent in ilsf" ,,.' something. o preposterous bo included for punishment. 1 15.00. AND OR4LL ..Ill f.ll la. presents lo tMiaure something above uie that our uescenuaoi?."." " Seamen, he suid. had a peculiar Mr. Lando's show cases, con-well ALU STARS average. The cast Is nn all-star , iujerstand now vuuiu vuii way of doing things, but they got talning candy were fairly Third Avenue 'THE PURPLE-1.1 LADY" one. "The Purple i-auy is sui-lo . .. ..lviM I nrlf-governlng and dem. there. smashed in the melee. Prompt Service of the Beeti, please everyon who witnesses in atie ai"i- tv...I .Imv ll there I to eat at all houre.fj COMEDY it. nnd lo finish off the program" For New Wellington Coal and The favorite household Coal It I there wll bo n line laughable The Pallrideltvered b Fir Lumbsr of all dimension. Ladysmlth Wellington. Phone 15, BOXES FOR LADIES sssu. comedy as well. Special musical carrier. 50 "ftnl" Tr mouth. Phone 116. Prince Ruoeri Goal Co. tf. selection have been arranged.