LATEST WAR FIRST In THE DAILY NEWS ; pn] is try OO > ~< Zz [TI = U)? THE DAILY NEWS | Makes a Special Effort to Give War News Immediately it Is Received PRINCE AIN FLEET ATTACKED —- GERMAN SUBMARINE SUNK emy'S SUBMARINES MADE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACK ON ONE oF THE ORUISER SQUADRONS—NO DAMAGE WAS DONE THE BRITISH FLEETS Special to THE NEWS) , No details were given as to the ondon, August 10.—The Ad- alty has announced that one the Cruiser Squadrons of the in Fleet was attacked yester- by German submarines. This is the official report of what was probably the foundation of that New York story sent out Saturday, and published exciu- one of the British ships were sively by The News, which said) aged, but one German sub- several British boats had been ine was sunk, ‘sunk in the Humber. NY SURRENDERED BECAUSE THEY WERE SOCIALISTS Special to THE NEWS) ussels. August 10—The Ger- officers and a number of iers who surrendered to the ians declared they had done cause they were Socialists condemned the war as un- KAISER TO JOIN GENERAL STAFF GERMAN ARMY (Special to THE NEWS) Paris, August 10.—A military correspondent considers as true the repert that the Kaiser will join the general staff of the Ger- man army. Indications are that the Ger- mans are ready to engage the ‘ French in great force. A general engagement is now pending. GERMAN ARMY NOW OCCUPIES CITY OF LEIGE Special to THE NEWS) London, August 10.—It is of- ficially deciared in a despatch from Brusseis that the city of Liege is now occupied by the Germans. ISER ESSEX TAKES A PRIZE 10 BERMUDA THE NEWS) 10.—-A wireless | Department states H Avlantic waters, is r Bermunda with a cap-| iSpecial tc wa, August > Nava AN CRUISER SUNK BY RUSSIANS I News Sit 10 |WANT YACHT RACE ite the] POSTPONED ONE YEAR i that the | shve | 1 port Special to THE NEWS) London, August 10.—The Royal at Uister Yacht has sent a despatch to the New York Club saying they would be delighted if the post- ponement granted for a month iy a tte LAND AUSTRIANS WILL NOT ANSWER CALL in the America Cup race be ex- \ugust 10 \ |tended for one year, providing the ‘hy S00 thenibers |war is still on at the end of the cu by the Slave |month’s postponement. is Pole s and very member {BLOODY BATTLE to answer Aus “About itt IN ALSACE ed notices WON BY FRENCH (Special to THE NEWS) London, August 10.—An un- ES ARSENALS CO-OPERATING OUTPUT ve Dally News confirmed report says large foro- 0) Orders haveles of the French and Germans ‘he Freneh and|met at Altkireh in Alsace and cits making the |feught for two days, the Germans of the twol}finally being driven back, The property lhe |Germans are said to have lost both countries [80,000 and the French 15,000. peration and Halerial to the ar INDIAN PRINCES OFFER THEIR SERVICES (h provineial di Londor Aug 10 The Dominion meteoro.! P es of India, led by the Ma is in the eitvilara f Nepal have offered local ofies Hebthe entire milita forees to aid for the south Great Britain in the wat (oa + aes RECRUITS WANTED -——-- -- p—— cam NUNDRED EX-MEMBERS OF THE ROYAL NORTH- Fon MOUNTED POLICE ARE WANTED TO RE-ENGAGE rome YEAR'S SERVICE. AGE NOT EXCEEDING TION Y-FIVE YEARS; MUST PASS MEDICAL EXAMINA- HELD quEM RE-ENGAGING WILL BE GIVEN RANK STRE ON DISCHARGE. APPLY ROOM 1, 525 PENDER ET, WEST, VANCOUVER, B. ©. A. E. SNYDER, MAJOR RECRUITING OFFICER, oe ee eee RUPERT, B. G, MONDAY, AUGUS’ T 10, 1944. 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Prokopoli ~ Brodareve? R Ry? er “Pee fn radao ne ®o ; . ubudie i Novi bewsts ‘\ Sf? a The FRENCH TROOPS THE WELCOMED IN ALSACE \ugust Paris, 10 rhe Freneh ps on Saturday entered Al- sace, which was wrested from bFrance in 1871, and captured the village of Basle An official re- port says the French troops ossed the line into Absace and delivered a tierce attack on the WILL GUARD ALL CANADIAN RAILWAYS 10 lt diay that all Cana- Otlawa August was learned here t dian railways will be guarded by armed men The railway com. panies are putting their own suards on, GERMAN ADVANCE HAS NOT YET BEGUN —BIG BATTLE SOON The deci. kranco-Ger.- London, August 10 sive battles in the nan Campaign, according to Pep higton A, Court, war correspond ent of The Times, will take place between August 16 and August 22. The advance of the main German masses cannot begin be- fore August t4th, Kneounters of the present will only be combats covering the troops whose mis sion if is to proteet the zone of concentration of the main army, PEACE IN “MEXtoo SEEMS A CERTAINTY Mexico Gity, August 40 Mexico seems a certainty Counell of War, senervals the tho Peace The consisting of 142 decided by night upon unconditional surrender of oily lo the Constitutionalists. tor German ftorees at Altkireh. fhe German troops retreated pursued by the French troops in the direction of the Great Forest Tear Up Frontier Posts Muclhausen August 10, rhe Alsati natives were delighted with the arrival of the French}! soldiers So enthusiastic were they that they tore up the fron tier posts rrr rere HR HH > > * WAR BAD FOR MINING * * * * The war is having a very * |*® bad effect on the mining in * * the north country. The re- * * port is circulated here that * * the Granby Company is eclos- * * ing down their mines and * * smelter al Granby Bay as the * 1* low p e of copper makes * * product unprofitable and * * it cam be anticipated * * whe price will go up * * agai that the Buro- * \* pean ma is cut off * * Duke Harris says he is * * closing ad the American * * Boy mines as the Trial smel- * ter will take any more * custotis ¢ RHEE EEE EH EX-MOUNTED POLICE RECRUITS CALLED FOR Special to The Daily News) Vancu August 10 Major ie Enya is calling for 500 ex-menile the Royal North- west Mounted Poliee fer one vear’s sery All applicants will be given rank held on discharge rhe age limit is 15 and applicants must pass medical examination, WILL HOLD ALL JOBS FOR GOV'T EMPLOYEES Provincial Government has to allow full pay to all Government officials who were enlisted at the time war was de clared and who are ealled out Those enlisting subsequently will be allowed off and their retained for them The decided positions ONE MAIL TO EUROPE A WEEK IS ASSURED Washington, August 10 master General Burleson completed temporary arrange menets for handling mail for} Kurope. At least one mail to Bu rope each week will be assured by vessels of the Ameviean tine | in the event all the big German, Knglish and French ships are! taken from service Post- has | BRITISH GOVERNMENT CAN SEIZE FOOD STUFFS | London, August 10—Hon. Wal- ltunciman, the Secretary of \criculture, introduced a bill in the Commons Saturday giving the British Government power to seize all foodstuffs. The bill pass- ed all its stages without opposi CANADA PRESENTS BRITAIN WITH MILLION BAGS FLOUR Ottawa, August 10 The Cana- jdian governmnet has offered a jgift one million bags of flour «| Great Britain. The Imperial *) covernment was advised of the loffer and sent baek a reply ae cepling the gift with gratitude They thank the Canadian and stated it would inaterially in check people very in keeping the prices assist KAISER TENDERS RESIGNATION AND SHOWS CERNE London, eae 4 10——The Kais. er, Who was a field marshall in the British army and an honorary colonel of the ist Royal Dragoons has tendered his resignation and says he will never again disgrace himself by wearing a British uni- form BRITISH TROOPS HAVE LANDED IN EUROPE Paris, August 10 It is off cially announeed that 20,000 Brit ish troops were landed Saturday MERCHANT SHIPSIN YELLOW SEA TIED UP IN SHELTER (Special to THE NEWs) Pekin, August 10.—The Ger- man cruisers are said to be searching the Yellow Sea, caus- ing British, French and Russian GERMAN CRUISERS ARE NOT BOTTLED UP — BRITISH AND FRENCH FLEET IN CHASE - | merehantmen. to remain in the ports. | Shanghai reports that the Brit- ‘ish Pacific fleet has passed that |port towards the north with two | French cruisers accompanying. CANADA NOT AFFECTED BY MONROE DOCTRINE Great Britain Strong Enough to Protect Colonies Without the interference of Foreign Nations In view of the diversity of opin- ion arcund town as tio the inthu- ence of the Monroe Doctrine in the present crisis, The News prints the following opinions from London and New York au- thorities: Pears .Pear’s Cyclopaedia published in London) says: The Monroe Doctrine refers to a formal dec- laration made hy President James Monroe that no European Power should be permitted interfere with the rns of government of any of the independent States London “Monroe Dictionary (published at and New York says of North or South America It} also sels forth that the Ameri- ean States would not try to in- terfere in Kuropean affairs. Webster's Webster's New International in New York, says: “The Monroe Doctrine was enunciated in the following words in President Monroe’s message to Congress December 2, 1823: ‘In the diseus- sions to which this interst has given rise, and in the arrange- ments by which they may termin- ate, the occasion has been deem- ed proper for asserting as a prin- ciple in which rights and inter- ests of the United States are involved, that the American con- tinents by the free and independ- ent condition which they have as- sumed and maintain are hence- forth not to be considered as sub- jects for future colonization by any Kuropean power..... We owe to candor and to the amicable relations existing be. tween the United States and those declare that we should any attempt on their jpart to extend their system to any portion of this hemisphere as dangerous to our peace and safe- ity. With the existing colonies or dependencies of any European power we have not interfered and shall not interfere. But with the governments who have declared their independence and maintain it, therefore, powers to }consider Doctrine, the statement or rule/it, and whose independence we of foreign policy of the United|have, on great consideration and States, first formally announeced|on just principles, acknowledged, by President Monroe, December 2.) we could not view any interposi- 1823, to the effect that the United|tion for. the purpose of oppress- States wil! regard as an unfriend-|ing them controlling in any iv act a attempt on the part of|other manner their destiny by European powers to extend their | any Kuropean power in any other systen in the Western Hemis-!light than as the manifestation of phere any interference to op-/an unfriendly disposition toward press, or in any manner control/the United States.’ ” the destiny of governments in ~ this hemisphere whose indepen Ss. A. Eby, storekeepr of Terrace dence has been acknowledged by/is in the city. the United States.” oe World Almanac Some people don't want to The World Almanac, published'lend you anything but trouble. - — — — —_ OT.PETERSBURG a tOstend, Belgium, and at Calais and Dunkirk in Franee They are now proceeeding toward Na mur, whieh is a stronghold lying jwest of Liege, travelling by the main railroad line, to assist the Belgians The disembarkation jof the British troops Was wit | ine ssed by great erowds who icheered the soldiers as they landed at the doeks rhe Chelohsin was in fram the south this morning with mail, She jet early for Granby Bay me at Morava Pass. The Serv POSITION OF OPPOSING ARMIES OF AUSTRIA AND SERVIA of Servia showing where engagements have already taken place and where the Servians are holding the Austrians back lans now propose entering Bosnia.