f 0$ The Daily vol. IX. no. 3. PRINCE RUPERT, II. '0, Ft IDA Y, JANUARY 4, 1918. Z, n I PRICE FIVE CENT v- 32. r R ANS AFEA D OF QERIAN MKERT SOCIALISTS MAKE VERY PLAIN SPEECH BEFORE THE KAISER'S PEACE COUNCIL RUSSIA AND GERMANY ARE ALLENBY'SARMY EXPLOSION IN CANDIDATES ENDORSED HUNS BOMBING BY TRADES AND LABOR AT COMPLETE VARIENCE IS ADVANCING PETROGRADIS Names of Seven Aspirants to the HOSPITALS ON RUSSIANS ONLY BECOME SUSPICIOUS OF TEUTONS NOW APPREHENSIVE IN PALESTINE DISASTROUS Council Chamber and Agreed Put to.Forward ITALIAN FRONT OF TRICKERY BY GERMAN DELEGATES AT BREST LITOVSK KAISEn HOLDS PEACE COUNCILSOCIALISTS' An open meeting of union card PLAIN SPEECH Turkish Attack North of Jerusalem Eleven Hundred Airplane Machine men was held last evening in the Favorite Pastime of German Aviators Is Repulsed British Guns and Ammunition De-, Carpenters' Hall to discuss municipal Is Continued on New (Special to Ttw DaU .lews.) ,"""""" Advanoa on a Nine stroyed and Many Ground Geneva Cross Petrograd, Jan. I. Evidences CU A 1 1 UC UkVV FIPUT Mil Front. are Killed. matters chiefly. In tbe matter No Protection. are multiplying today that th of the forthcoming municipal irrrconciliable differences between ALDERMEN OR FOUR? (Special to Tte Dally Atws.) I (Special to Tbe Dalljr J"ewi. election, the names of Alderman (Special to Tbe Dailx Hewn. Russia and Germany brought out London, Jan. 4. An official report ' Petrograd, Jan. ir Eleven hun. Geo. Casey, Mr. W. O. Barrie, Mr. Rome, Jan. 4 The Teuton at the conference will force aviators have begun to drop (trace To the Alitor:- Doubtless the published relating to the op- dred aeroplane machine guns and 'John Rank, Mr. Fred Shaw-, CapL bombs tho Italian hospitals. n discontinuance oi me present upon sittings and also of the fulura wish to economize has inspired ration of General Allenby'a army a large quantity of ammunition,lllorvik, and Mrs. W.J-Kirkpatrick Bombs were dropped yesterday separate peace negotiations. It It 1,18 proposal to reduce the num.,Jn Palestine, states that a Turkish and approximately twenty persons'were brought up for endorsation upon one hospital killing eighteen not expected here that the ariiiU.,"" OI our mermen irom eigiu 10 attack north and northwest of killed is the result of a mysterious by the meeting as councillors, and of the patient. The hospital uce which has been arranged forlfour- Lul l ,,ou,,, b borne n'Jerusalem was repulsed, and the fire and explosion today in the were considered worthy of tbe premises were well marked with : ne months time will be renewed.;",,nd lhou"h our city may be the Geneva Cross, so that there of Labor. British made a considerable ad- military depot i n Gutuyevskp support In that case, hostilities will break1"''' a" endeavoring to put i could be no mistake upon the part out afresh on the Russian front. ,nU Practice the principle of rep- vance in their turn. They Aral 'fianiu t I I in j-cirutsruu.?1-i I With regard to tbe mayoralty, of tbe airmen, either by day or The Russians are now apprehen. resemauve government, as iar as drove the enemy back for two and Thi is looked upon as the work Alderman Montgomery's candidature night. In this particular instance save of German trickery in every 'iwssibl. all classes In our corn-move ;a half miles on a nine-mile front of derman agents, who are scal- received tho approbation of the bombing must have been done by the Teutonic delegates,nunily should be represented In ion the Turkish right flank, after-Jlered throughout the whole coun-' the meeting by a majority of only deliberately, and with the inten and agents here mwl nl ltr.l OUT COUDCll. 'wards extending the ground gain-'ed try. With the disorganization of .two voles. Mr. S. D. Macdonald tion of killing the patients. I.ltovsk. Labor should undoubtedly be Frighlfulness a s practiced in five or six miles north of Ileil the armies, and the weakness of was unanimously endorsed as The Kaiser's Conference. represented. For this reason I police commissioner. Tbe meeting Flanders and on the western front London, Jan. 4, The situation'bava always voted for a labor iUnia. the central authority In police was not a very large one, although is what the Germans apparently created by the hitch In the HreaU'candidate, but labor Is not the General Allenby'a report says: matters, German prisoners of war the discussion was long, intend to continue upon the Lllovsk negotiationa show the only class. The trading class who Tbe Irish troops met with considerable and spies have been allowed free .and mailers were well threshed Italian Front. aroused activities of the rulers are trying to do business in Ibis opposition, which tbey movement, and it is feared that 'out. On the Plave. city under drawbacks should Except for a few outpost positions and politicians of Germany and many The Drydock. overcame despite the difficulties of this explosion which has crippled Austro . Hungary, according lo'be represented. Tbe fishing class Among the other things which near the Delta at the mouth dispatches received from Anister-jWho are helping to establish in tbe ground. Although the enemy any possibility of the development received tbe attention of the of the Plave, the whole of the dam, which relied the new from .this city a most valuable Industry'is falling back, the rough ground of the Russian air service, gathering was an article appearing western bank of the river is clear Berlin. The Kmpemr William 'should be represented. The trans-yeslerday 'and the mountainous nature of may only be the precursor of in the B. C. Federalionist, of the Austro-Germans. With the received a joint audi-'portatlon class, without whom no the country makes pursuit slow further outrages, now that Germany which dealt with the idle Prince capturing of the Zenson bridgehead the chan city would be here, should be rep 'and difficult. Our aeroplane by the Italians, where a ence of von llertling, sees in Russia tbe pOsibili. Rupert drydock, It was thought Ludendorn", resented. Tbe property class who bombed the- enemy's troops and the said large and strong force of'Ger-mans rellor. Ilindenburg, ties of further warfare. that as many of things Finance Minister von ltoe.ii.rn rar the bulk of tbe city taxes transport on the Naballa road for about the drydock were misleading, were established, the last of and Kueblmann. The leaders of should be represented, and even 'a whole day with great effect. it might be as well to have the German forces who had crossed all tbe parties were present at i the social service class (teachers, ROUMANIAN MONARCH it so that the Federalionist publish the river, were driven across thW conference. (doctors, clergymen, etc. though CHASING THE TURK HAS NOT ABDICATED tho corrections to its story. again. Fighting has been local most noticeable feature was 'small In numbers might well have The secretary was instructed accordingly. in character, and wherever the the outspokenness of Schcldmann'a voice to represent higher In- IN THE HOLY LAND Germans have attempted to get and Eberl for the Socialists, and teresta than money values. (Special to The Dally Mews.) The recent statement of General across the river, they have been of llaas. for the independent Socialists. OuP system of voting Is faulty. letters Petrograd, Jan. 4. There has Mewburn wherein be advo-valed frustrated In their design by the Pome interesting They said that Kuelil-mann's Twenty-five years ago I advocaled have been very received from the boys jbeen no confirmation of the ru the conscription of wages watchful Italian In Flanders.troops. attitude in the Russian proportional representation and I abdication won by aliens above $1.10 per day of the of under General Allenby in Palestine. mors King London, Jan. 4 A hostile raiding negotiations was prejudicial to am clad to see that it is now on was also discussed insofar as it One or our friends, writing FeHinand of Roumania, in favor repulsed last night party was peace. According to what might the Meanwhile, ruling out affected Organized Labor. The way. from "somewhere in Syria" long of his son, the Crown Prince south and southwest of La Bassee. be taken from the attitude adopt-)party politics, let us endeavor as danger of the disruption of labor, before Jerusalem had been taken, Charles. Communication with the of artillery East Epehy, enemy vd by bun, one day Germany best we can under our present should this recommendation be knew then that they had brother Roumania is difficult in the meantime, has been active. In the neighborhood wanted no territory, and the next method to give a fair representa-wanted j put into practice, was shown. A Turk on the run. "We are now owing to the conditions of of the Ypres-Comtnes virtually all the territory tion to all the leading classes In resolution protesting against it having a 'blow' after some very the telegraph system. It was understood canal artillery on both sides has occupied by German troops. This the community. To do this more was passed, which will be forwarded hard work," he "Everybody at the Brest Litovsk has been says. conference, also been active. There state of affairs, they held, justified.than four aldermen are required. to other Trades and Labor is anxiously waiting for a shift according to information fall the the a heavy of anow along Entente statesmen in declin with a asking their co-opera The commission system jCouncils, somewhere, where we can gel received that this of Jo here, was one whole front, and the weather is Ing to place confidence In the different tion. is quite a few paid experts word of Germany's leaders. If could boil cleaned up. We have not had any the proposals of Austria, although very changeable. Alternately thing. we opportunity for a wash since Oct. the matter had not been discussed. freezing and thawing, and occasional have BRITISH PRISONERS down the eight aldermen and 22. I think that was the last day,Xow that the peace negotiations further falls of snow, have Fishermen of their OF WAR EXCHANGED and concentrated boat owners the essence we went down to the sea. You can have been broken off, it is not ex-I rendered the ground very difficult meet Sunday 2 o'clock. City hall. wisdom and experience in the pretty well guess we are in a fine peeled that the sacrifice of his for any Infantry operations on a (Special to rt Daiij ..) scheme four v,o might try the new pickle. Everything is dirty and throne will be demanded of King large scale. Indeed infantry operations NOTIOE but even then we have to face the ( Ottawa, Jan. 4. A Reuter dispatch and look more like a worn, wo rerdinand. of any kind are hardly We beg to Inform our patrons principle, "One man, one vote." lot of tramps than tbe smart British from Zurich, received at possible. that we are operating on strictly The margin of representation for soldiers wo once were. HE WORKING OF THE the Ottawa agency, states that a cash basis and sii many different Interests is loo r party of British war prisoners, on after January "A 'ehavug brush wash' is a MILITARY SERVICE ACT SHIPPING LOSSES 1st, 1018, as we shall have no small. face wash with the brush and consisting of eighty-four officers time to keep open accounts owing Yours truly, I water used for shaving. Thia is (Special to ItM Dally 5s.) and five hundred and flfly-four (Specu: to TIM Daily ea.) to labor shortage. F. II. DU YER.NET. rather refreshing, if it is not very Montreal, Jan. 4 The first men, has arrived there from Germany London, Jan. 4. Twenty-one Your patronage solicited, January 3rd, 1918. 'cleansing. It is quite surprising draft has been called upon to join . The officers, including nritlfh merchantmen were sunk llrig.-Gen. Victor Williams, of the ROYAL TAXI SERVICE. (when you consider that we have Canada's army. The Military Service last week. Canadian Expeditionary force, are EUROPEAN FOOD SCARCITY been over the same ground as the Act Is working without a For New Wellington Coal and I Turk that we are not verinlnlsed. hitch In all parts of the Dominiou. going to Montreaux and Yevy. NOTIOE Ir Lumber of all dimensions. (Special to Tbe Daily Hews.) We are really lucky, as the Turk Montreal's quota was quickly The men will be interned at A special meeting of the Prince ihone 11. . Washington, Jan. 4. A further is not altogether a clean reptile supplied. Over twenty thousand ('bateau Does. The party on the Rupert Cadet Corps will be held whole looked well, the dispatch reduction in civilian rations in in his person. Although our time men is said to be the total of the at the Borden Street School on said, those interned in north Germany European countries has been reported has been rough, we have not done first draft called from Quebec city. appearing to have had a Friday evening, January 4th, at 7 as necessary. Information worse than other troops. All o'clock. On account of the in. any much worso time than those in received by the food administration have had It very rough, with PORTUGUESE GET THE crease In the cost of south Germauy. pro- said that the wheat shortage shortages of water and food and GERMAN EAST AFRICANS Ladysmlth Wellington Coal reduces visions, laundry, etc., we In France was becoming alarming, rough conditions, so the sooner your fuel bill and gives are compelled to advance Buffet, dining tables and chairs and that Maurice Long, minister can get settled and get some London,Jan. 4. Dispatches received satisfaction. Phono 15. .P. R. our prices on ,wo at Tito's January Sale, 20 some nr- per for general revictualling for the Hood food inside us, Ihe sooner wo "from MozamblauA in Port. Coal Co. tides. cent discount. it French government had Indicated shall be physically fit to carry on Juguese East Africa tell of fighting 8ELF'8 CAFE. n decrease of 20 per cent. In bread ppaln. Only once have we been between the Portuguese troops Blankets, sheets, comforts, pillows, ROYAL WHITE LUNCH, soon would be Imperative. Hen-mark 'rcolly short of drinking water,1 troops and the two thousand Ger- towels and towelling at CAFK. Is also looking forward to 'and that was a day not to be jinan troops who fled across the Tile's big January sale. tf. n bread reduction. readily forgotten, and never to bo I border before tho Joint British 'experienced again, I hope. and Belgiau forces operating in (' Fishermen and boat owners 1 "Well, all these hard times are German East Africa. With the WESTHOLMK meet Sunday 2 o'clock. City hall. ,past for a few days. I only wish alternative of surrender, the demoralized A BALL IN AID OF THE FOR QUALITY 'Jliov u.or irniia for Rood, and that force of Germans, who, HALIFAX SUFFERERS OPERA HOUSE Seo Tile's windows for January we could experience some of the including black native troops, ERVICK and SATISFACTION TONIGHT ONLY Sale bargains. tf. .hard times of civil life, which are'numbered In all nearly two thousand, The first annual ball of s IX DAY WEEK AXD A FOR HELP. NANCE O'NEILL easy. Cheer oh. Everything will escaped over the border into the Sons of Canada Society AND- come right In tho end." I the territory of Portugal. The will take place In the St. Notwithstanding all the hardships, Icountry is difficult for military Andrew's Hall on Friday. "The Love Question" WANTED IMMEDIATELY he is optimistic to the last. operations, but Portuguese troops January ttth. The West, TAXI! TAXI! cut off their retreat further south, hoflue Orchestra will pro. Five-reel Fox Feature Three Bricklayers. Shoes at less than can be purT and some stiff actions have taken vide the inusio. Tickets: PHONE 55 PHONE PATHE QAZETTE Apply to chased at factory, at Scholnman's place. Word of the surrender of Gents, 11.00; Ladles 50o. Prince Rupert Lumbar Co. sale of Peck' Shoo Store tomorrow, this remnant of Germany's African Rsliabls 24-Hour Ssrvles 8sal Cove. COMEDY army is expected any time.