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PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1944. PRICK FIVE CENTS
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GERMANS STRONGLY REINFORCE THEIR RIGHT

 

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NEMY HAVE RUSHED 600,000 FRESH TROOPS TO FLANDERS.-FRENCH AEROPLANES DEADLY
GERMANS SEND 600,000 MORE

Fe AND DEATH STRUGGLE
RAGING WEST BATTLE FRONT

yapens TRYING TO HACK
SOLDIERS CALLED OUT

WIVES TOLD TO LEAVE BRUSSELS

 

WAY THROUGH TO CALAIS-
OF ANTWERP--OFFICERS’

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Bpecia T yaily News—11 A. ML) in Brusséls ape f
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\ ictically de. death struggle f Ger ih
raging along the coast ene
7 German officers }western battle front

 

RMANS MAY BE CUT OFF
REPORT EVACUATING ANTWERP

GERMAN ARMY iN FULL RETREAT AFTER THE |
ABANDONING OF MIEUPOORT—ALLIES TRY TO |
CUT THEM OFF.

10N OF

Deily News—@:30 A.M.)
' The Allies
tward down the
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German
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abandoned

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arkable spirit of the

termination continues his

French troops
unceasing

 

A TRAGIC SCENE IN THE FIRING LINE OF THE FRENCH ARMY.

A soldier tries to aid a wounded

fire on the enemy.

 

London, Oet. 24 \ dispatch
from The Hague states that re-
! vietu ustrates the 7
vorts from Antwerp show that the rm _— , a ,
comrad ind with grim de
Germans have evacuated the Bel
Kian cily Phe dispatch adds that
the German gearriso vel Ant CONVENTION NOW
werp on Friday in response to. GOVERNS MEXICO
gent orders

 

|Aguas Calientes Meeting Votes

 

 

Itself Supreme Power—Fight 3 States.
8 - . As a Resu’. of Campaign Oune-
N til! On at Naco. Sixth of the OM a
' xth o yo 4 cers Are Londor Oct 23.—The Mail
| .
Mi 0 Gity, Cet. 2 All th - says We understand that the
chiefta neluding | amy, esses of British United States government is elab-
Villa, Emiliano Zapa sinning very a ating a scheme for the imme-
jas a ustiano = Garranza, are). , the War office. Ger_| diate relief of the population of
SS HAS NOT YET BEEN ATTACKED — THE EFFORTS =) sulieel to the orders of The no ers sav that in every | Belgiutn. The German authori-
OF THE ENEMY TO GET BIG GUNS IN RANGE Aguasa Calient convention, | Germar taimend there are ties, when sounded as to what
HAVE BEEN REPULSED. which today, after a stormy secret ine harpshooters provid. Measures they would be willing to
BESSIO! her the supreme soit ee “ - +) adopt to alleviate the awful dis
ih to The Dally News-——14 A. ML) unl the French army lets the ed \ i erful glasses which @do! ee
The Times |) Germat their big siewe guns} PCr! P th a The delegates mable them to identify and pick tress, are stated to have replied
Naney says the’ withir range The Germans [took oath to abide the majority the British and French officers.; that they eould do nothing, and
rave never vet hawe been making violent efforts Ivete on a quest including eee tral tee oek of: ot that if there was no food in Bel-
d there is nojto get to the fortress but these/the form of government and! om, eheame hie riding | Stumm. it was the people's own
it”
of the fortress all repulsed BR 5 #3 : listinetive | /2™!
| idential suc To : h ° an. bh ne - \ correspondent of another pa-
’ ‘ i g officer's garh. or e z
Phe question © he kind of fm “thi ide. brings |Per Says: “It is learned from a
sword ge t a a . ) gal ,
MT TWO BANK ROBBERS RUSSIANS PURSUING © [=vrrimen. that shat) pra a Ait Moin ati auth who ha To
sl ile : i! uy ‘ rs ;
will be decided at a session to be a oe nities simi Meitiitel farrived from Berlin that Germany
SHERIFF'S QUICK WORK) RETREATING GERMANS | sas. sten 2 fall Zapata. ee ee nso a ec ie pinel of hun thi
AW): legation, numbering twenty-two! p-)  . ed amd 329 missing. |“mter- So much was frankly
lhe prese ~ , aan confessed to my informer by a
erica flice FROM WARS nen, Will be present oe vhor fill unknown ! ms 3
» Otees Sa Ue How Prominent delegates to the 2 wee - . high army offieer, who knows the
to Handle Bank " era rhis is a total of 1,146 ' teu “hi i the
Robbers } (Special to The Daily News.) conference say the question of at at 6.8060 officers in situation thoroughly. n Ve
: Petrograd Oct 24 Reports | further strife in Mexico City has i. Phere are-only 40,494 1/c°o"re of a diseussion of the
! _ 4 : ' . nail ‘ : : : rroblem of feeding the Belgians
(Spe Th “ thas ntinuatio ‘ he} been definitely deemed and that)» .. . told in the British|! ;
aes , fii fm peace is assured A majority of ° At th ze yw rate of this officer said that Germany
: Phe dap pureult of the Germans retreating he delegates lean toward a com oa ‘ « yan will he in fwould do her utmost to give the
Whateom Counts j} from Warsaw and the unexpect witndiom tami af maveuniietih ie ‘ “" » aasheiee teal iensieinneie | Hie ans supplies, but was in
Sedro-Wool etiy stubborn reajsiance ~ ae til general elections ean be held i histor regim ents | ty bound te feed her own peo-
: ‘ e fra e ‘ Sertive is ( ee ‘ : . le Saal
on the Great Russian «ofl ve from th , though many of them faver An ae nat more than he ea first If the Germans were
trians on the San : nant . — ; , hun Belgians must come aft
18 , aie tonio I. Villareal for the provi ; ‘ ora tehener, |" i :
ar Perndale Phe Russians have caplured sional preatihahes thei ‘ my : a «Lew Sali ix sina tt Cee.
large ¢ ; i ' oners . ‘ iis it ’ s :
‘arge emounts Ogu Austrian pron at Under the new arrangement oe. a yon ps fa batth jinany would actually lack food,
persons Przemsyl. General Carranza can be a eandi cre at x elenned ofinera, will j the omicer reiterated his state
- ; , ; , “ | t with emphasis.
) date for the presideney in the . ‘ wn the officers |e? ij
i P ? } . {Probab oe For this reason it is consid
PPLING THE TRADE —|70 ALLIES’ CRUISERS [nova eiertutn en whn Trfaifle victory most], “F%F this Reason it is consid
| ly depend dakin pantor 100% certain lat Germany wi
argels epen aking greate | : : : : oe
OF } ORITAIN’S ENEMY | SEARCHING HIGH SEAS DISSAFFECTION IN AUSTRIA. le nee of their lwee than Aker haw welcome any proposal fo feed-
° i f lat ing the Belgians from outside, as
a ween doing oO ate wot
0 The Dally News—O:90 A.M.) | | ¢epecial to The Daily News-—-9:30 A.M.) |Insurrectionary Bands in All) proposed by the American com
i An ofie iat London, Qet, 24—The Admiral Parts of Empire and Slav | JAPANESE CRUISER SUNK mittee
' , 8 ‘me Troops Mutinous. ARBOR
he government |ty bas issued a tatement that IN KIAU CHAU H
! inportat | seven cruisers of the Allied ; FOR TELEGRAPH POLES.
importation o ia ’ y
fleets ave searching the seas for London, Oet : A Rome dis | (Special to The Dally News—1 P.M.)
tled Kingdon str Germat cruisers which} pateh to the Gentral News says | Tokio, Oct. 24 It is oMeially British Postoffice Department
preventing Ger-|pave been harrassing shipping According to advices SONU en ceed iad Aiinieene damatl to Place Trial Orders Here.
sug@E Ac Pe » to date only thirty-nine Brit I'rieste, all the new Austrian sol. | : tie balinoes - e Jane
aa SOREEa ee Oa — v3 we lier : , “l to take at ment Bon | , that th I . London, Oct. 23 The British
ountries The ish merchantmen have beer lost diers are required ‘ ak a0 nese eruiser Takachiho was sunk Ne F eed 1d the
) y th : d while German oversea trade has oath of fidelity to the German in Kiau Cha harbor on October postofice vesterday received ve
rr practieally ceased and 138 of | Emperor as well as to the Aus i {7 and was sunk by the German High Vom asioner s aepretary
' We, whieh is now their ships Captured trian Emperor torpedo boat destroyer 8-90, on the subjeet of placing’ orders
a ee From Trieste it is also report-| wnioh being unable to escape the |{°" telegraph poles in the Domin
LEAVES FOR THE FRONT. ed that insurrectionary bands are! wurauing destroyers, was ground. |" and informed him that where-
BLIND BEGGAR Pays. swarming in all parts of the Aus-|o4q py the erew and blown us as competition from Russia and
Lionel Grippen leaves this aft-]trian Empire, The attitude of the Pe Norway, for the smaller type of
a has been giving |ernoon for Vietoria, where he has|]Slay troops forming the garrison r Demonstration 20th to 24th. pole, would probably place Can.
i : to the young: |been asked to report for aetive}at Pola and Sebinezo is said to Mow to Save Money—You will ada out of court, the home gov
an, Whom he res.|duty at the front It is under.|be menacing, and disaffection ok ous in hee haw Janeane ernment would be pleased to con.
beggar -tyrant.|stood that a few battalions are}reported on the ships of the Aud {9 ane and ene Mualitan Reman sider the question of placing trial
ucceeded in se. }being sent forward to bring the}trian fleet, whose erews are made strated at Stalker & Wells orders for the larger sized poles
> the blind man! First Contingent up to fulllup in part of Slavs and Italians.’ in Canada
the boy, and out strength and that Mr., Crippen —
bought him alwill be ineluded in this enlist THE WEATHER. \* “eee eee ee Oe © RUMORED ARREST OF
ot to his ‘home| ment on . * VICTORIA GENTLEMAN
for 850 to his Mr. Grippen is one of the veal Compiied by F. w. Dowling, \. CANADIAN FRATERNITY. *
be placed tomer. lold-timers in this eity and has a Observer. \* * It is rumored that a well known
City of Reattle deserved popularil Crip is a 8 The Canadian Fraternity *iliqu man of Vaneouver and Vie
a ch tickled at the bit of a “wa i ind Was al Sam, Oetober 24, 1044 c will be held Monday even */itoria has been arrested, It is al
a tling home The | was in demand at amateur] Barometer 29.932) ing in the Court House at *llewed that he had in his posses
thee lind hewe e \ vbody will wish him) Max, temp 55.0 * 8 o'eloe) */ision plans and maps of the eoast|
blind bee@wrar |) show bive I
hile he was with! the very best of luek and a safe|Min, temp 44.0 i * railroads, harbors and fortifiea
') Granby Bay jreturn Kainfall 38 li eee EEE eH) Lions

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SHARPSHOOTERS KILL
BRITISH OFFICERS

 

 

RELIEF FOR BELGIANS.

Report That Measures Are in
Contemplation in United

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jments of 600,000 men are
j have

| right wing

ily Zeppelins,
| the

TO JOIN THE RIGHT WING

|GERMANS ARE USING ZEPPELINS MORE, BUT FRENCH AERO-
PLANES ARE DOING MUCH BETTER WORK—

BOMB KILLS THIRTY HORSEMEN.

(Special to The Daily News—1:3C P. . a.)

London, Oct 24

been rushed to the
in Planders.

more

fray. Dispatches relate

(Special to The Daily News.)
Oct. 24.
Singh, one

Vancouver,
Singh Rahim

incident,

and Balwant

former

“FIRE” PROFESSOR

Boston,
Hugo

Oet. 23.

sor

presented his resignation
corporation

after Major Clarence

sity.

The situation now is this:
Professor Muensterberg will
be allowed to resign, but

fenee fo
offence

which Major Weiner

Great Britain,

Reinforee.
said to

German |

of ie

and more into! while

of the
characters of the Komagata Maru
Singh, a
priest of the local Sikh's

OR LOSE TEN MILLION

That Profes-
Muensterberg formally
to
of Harvard University
Weiner,

the statements in Germany s

ture
Ostend,

 

and British are working.

the Germans greatey.

how) wounded twenty-two.

 

HINDU PRIEST CHARGED
WITH INCITING TO MURDER

TWO ARRESTS MADE IN | VANCOUVER AND MORE TO FOLLOW
—BELIEVED THAT MURDER GANGS EXIST IN
4 THAT CITY.

| temple,

sons.
sive plan of the
break up the gang.
will follow.

authorities

KAISER WAS ALMOST

 

Petrograd,
the
Emperor

Oct.

the from

of

 

stacles.

de. trip, no matter

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Seppetine have been amarked fea.
of the fighting southwest of
toward which the French

French aviators are harrassing
They fore-

Heing denied the use ed the staff of one division to
|ships, Germany is said to be}chanke headquarters. One bomb
|throwing her aircraft, particular-| killed thirty German horsemen,

two more killed eight and

have been arrested and
-Carter |Charged with inciting persons to
procure the murder of other per-
This is part of an exten-
to
Other arrests

TAKEN PRISONER

(Special to The Daily News—11 A. M.)

24.—Soldiers
Warsaw front say that
William was personally
on the field of battle and was al-

Surrey, England, a member of the|™ost taken captive, barely
Harvard class of 1900, had/caping by an automobile. (His
threatened to cancel a $40,000, | presence may account for the dis-
000 bequest to Harvard, and that} @strous defeat to the Germans
the corporation of the university for the Kaiser overrules his best
declined to accept it, hae been|eflicers. .
oficially admitted at the univer. ——- _——

That SOUTH ON THE MAY
not i
that The Princess May pulled in at

Harvard hopes Major Weiner will ]2 o’elock this afternoon, with for-
oe ~ aa to = ty-six Yukon roughriders, in
araw ls «bequest NO- matter) ios , . » ,
what happens, Harvard will not charge Pow the old-timer, Andy
yield to the demand that Muen.| art. They had a huge piece of
sterberge gy The trustees feel,|canvas rigged up over the port
in the first place, that he is alrails, with “Dawsen to Ber.in
os 2 — oe be ye 7,460 miles” in large letters and
ead, ane wey ee in ~w seront

place, that he has a right to naske they looked as if tuey could make

what the ob-
Among all the men who

will go to the front, perhaps there

 

The poliey at Harvard has al. | will be none betler than these
ways been to allow the faculty|practical sons of the frontier.
full latitude for the discussion of; They are largely men who have
publie affairs, and tends to ere.|had to do all sorts of things un-
ate and maintain a sympathetic |der dificult circumstances. They
understanding between the pub-|can dig a trench, build a bridge,
lie and the university. jride a horse or shoulder a rifle

In ‘the letter which Major Wei-|equal to the best of them. May
ner recently sent to President|they all land safe in Berlin and
Lowell, of the university, he de.-|have the honor of helping bring
nounced Professor Muensterberg|the Kaiser to his knees,
because of his “virulent, secur _
rilous attacks on the allied pow-| Have you tried the London
ers, and most particularly against|Cafe. It's a clean, swell place.

since the inecep-|The meals served are the best in
tion of the great war.” ‘town and prices are low. | 233tf
- aad

 

J. CLARK

of Vancouver

 

 

Boxing Contest
TONIGHT- TONIGHT

Versus H. ANDERSON

of Fort George, late Am
ateur Featherweight Champion

of Canada

ONE GOOD PRELIMINARY
Doors Open at 9:30-—-Boxing Commences at 9:45
Main Bout Commences 10:30
RINGSIDE RESERVED $1.00 .. GENERAL ADMISSION 50c
Johnny O'Leary, Lightweight Champion of Canada ,Will
Be Introduced to the Audience.

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