ana

=. THE DAILY NEWS (===
REPORT THAT THE ALLIANCE G § DISAGREE
yo DIPLOMATIC RUPTURE BUT, AUSTRIAN AND GERMAN GENERALS IN GALICIA HAVE SPLIT

 

 

=

MIER ASQUITH
VES EXPECT A
VERY LONG WAR

—<——— . Pree

 

 

‘BOER REBELS WHO
| SURRENDER NOW
NOT TO BE PUNISHED

 
   
   
    
    
 
  
  
 

1 y New#—11 A.M) (Special to The Dally News—11 A. M.)
In a speech London, Nov. 12.—It is official.
nons at the

ly reported that the Pretoria reb-
els have been given until Novem-
ber 21 to surrender. All those
surrendering will not be erimin-
ally proseented, but allowed to re-
turns to their homes on condition

that they take no further part in
the rebellion.

The leaders of the rebellion and
those who have aeted contrary to
the rules of civilized warfare are
excluded from the ee

nt yesterday
ared that he
war would
people orig- }
it did he
the lenger it
great re
th whieh the

il be avail

 

ind replace |
i our posi
rh son trial and

last three

wilh eon

 

 

| ARE REPORTED SUNK
; that the weer (Special to The Daily Newe—1 P.M.)
ore surely are ‘| P J i = ae _ London, Nov. 12.—A report is
om it es the : wii, j ne a , ; a oes: PB gh : ; current in the House of Commons
t cause — <8 ae Eben . Sat SERS a today that three Germans eruis-
~~ ; ; ers were sunk in the South Pa-
KILLED AT FIRST PICTURES OF CANADIANS AT PLYMOUTH. a
Phe pieture on the tht shows Canadian Red Cross nurses who are to attend the wounded at St. Thomas Hospital, London. On the left is seen one of the many . GRAND CONCERT TONIGHT
ROSE LAKE TUESDAY reunions when relatives joined the overseas soldiers. :
- _— - a In the Empress Theatre tonight.
- er -wast wr on

SSS REPORT AUSTRIANS BREAK —_PRACE WERT RET. EMIDEN WAS AT HER TRICKS fms, tomar

be given under the auspices of the
CITY OF WINNIPEG

eit.) WATH GERRMAN AUTHORITY nso iozow ene, WHEN CAUGHT BY THE SYDNEY {i estc'.on

the city and no pains are being

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

, <t track amd Telegraph ‘sine Sonvey Grest= | meas ~aameniie Somi- ean Sere
‘ it is pre. | GENERAL DANKL MAY NOT FURTHER CO-OPERATE WITH GER- ings Between Two Cities. =| paRTY HAD BEEN LANDED TO DESTROY WIRELESS ON Cocos [NIN Uti ce, Lunas, Mes
of the es MAN COMMANDER—TU ?KS WERE DEFEATED . ISLAND WHEN SYDNEY HOVE IN SIGHT—LEFT IN D ling M Hi ell M , J ‘
The first wire going over the| RRY WITHOUT SHORE PARTY. olling, Mrs. Hemmell, Mrs. Jar-—
ted him from} AND FLED IN DISORDER. sg - wi { the G. T.| aA MU vis MeLeod, Miss Barnslev. Miss
ew to mer li i ’ Oo e ; ee ee :
: oe ' (Special to The Dally News——-1 P.M.) i hief vietims but Christians) Pp whieh opened this morning,| (Special to The Daily Newe—114.M%.) (ney hove in sight. The Emden ee ee egy Be
Petrograd, N i General |and foreigners are also in danget.|was from the City of Prince Ru-| London, -Nov. 12.—Followoing departed, leaving the landing dhe. ‘The program ineludes
RUHE iS BAITED iDanki, with the re ; { ; vied | pert to the City of Winnipeg. The | the report of the beaching of the | party Fae caer: Janene Eg also a very fine chorus by a num-
\Nustrian army s reported . Austelans Wipes Out. lnenci of sending the first mes- [cruiser Eenden (08 eee pn, = eee os ae. ca a ber of members of the club. The
RUT DOES NOT BITE : antes \ N i Six battalions : i. jthe following reports was given rated. 1 Eme en oO 0 fu -lwhole proceeds are to be handed
moving duc ith acer slicia) of Austria fants with quiek|Ssage ove the new line was give Riou jnels and caught fire astern with- eer ito ‘thé tedbiesniet tae.
d refusing furthe ul ers wh crossed the Danubejto this ty by the courtesy of | Che Emden had landed forty-'in one hour after the attack. gium Relief Fund a tenes whieh
h Cruisers Try in Vain to | with General Von H uw «Szderey vere annihilated|/ yy jiutehison, the local head of|three men on Coeos Island, who | “The Sydney had searcely been aeemnireadistels greatly of public sym-
Trap the German Destroyer 1 inte aioked maibel ad on iieistthen Daiuinn Livery man was]. genartment jsinashed the wireless apparatus touched. The Emden ran ashore pathy- oui support. The dobre
of Commerce. jthe repulse of the ‘I . \ d, drowned, wounded or eap- oy “ a Gand ids was {2d instruments, They ee flames began to take ef- will open at 8:30 and the curtain
opin movement at Koy ‘ tured coe aoe _, {turning to the ship when the Sy ~ | fect. goes up at 8:45, General prices
Ht bas de-)-The enemy was put , mt 6 OC ee ms =jare 50 cents and reserved seats
tile the Ger land ma pris tak Goeben Damaged. 9:10 a reply was reeeived from (obtainable at Orme’s drug store)
ne was Lo | Petrograd, Noy, 12.--It is r@-j}the mayor of Winnipeg, this also ? 75 cents.
steamer Van Turk Atrocities. orted that the Turkish cruiser being the first wire to come west PRINCE RUPERT ae
ters and Mil-| Petrograd, Nov. | Dispatches Goeben was serivusly damaged by] | .4, ihe line. ‘The following are WAR HAS ONLY BEGUN
gerators and from Constantinople 1 ts th vater and shot during the}... »ossaces transmitted: DECLARES FALLIERES
the British | state of thi s there as appalling, | te t bombardment of the Dar- p ce Rupert, Nov. 42, 1944. HAD MEM
i a Ger, | netud odaguie-~eagy joven - ’ = elles by the Anglo-French) ii. Worship, the Mayor, _ Paris, Nov. 12.—That the war
latrocities rhe Armenia ’ fleet Winnipeg. is only beginning, is the opinion
the United | rhe City of Prince Rupert,|bOTS WERE CAST FOR FIRST cLass BERTHS — RECEIVED A expressed by Armand Fallieres,
RRSP ee British Columbia, through me, as GOOD WELCOME AT VANCOJVER, MEETING ex-President of Franee, in an _in-
the British | Mayor, sends greetings on the MANY OLD FRIENDS. terview published by the newspa-
reed on pat * BRITISH RESIST THE Al TACK inauguration of the’Grand Trunk preemie Sear es per, Franee de Bordeaux, says a
vhile they fol-| 4 : pacific Commercial Telegraph (By P. F. G.) first afternoon out the Federal dispateh to the Havas News Agen-
, ™ borison, | Service from this eity to Winnk |?" Board 8.8. Prince George, | member for Comox-Atlin was in- ey from the French seat of gov-
\ cess aka OF THE PRUSSIAN GUARDS peg. Prince Rupert views this March 7, t@44. jvited by the company to address] apnment. vt
oe ’ connection as @ most important] Never will the men of the Pirst|them in the smoking saloon and)  «.onths and months,” M. Fal-
hips followed sted towards more elosely bind-|Gompany of Pringe Rupert Light|there he outlined the work that)jjores says, “will be required to
at one SOUS? | LePTLE CHANGE IN GENERAL SITUATION—-ALTERNATE AD- |... . Provinee with this|Infantry fer active service forget | bad been accomplished at Ottawa} overcome the military power of
. rose Channel| VANCING AND RETIRING —THE GERMANS STILL nether: iret of the Dominion,|the magnificent reception and,!® connection with the military} pe enemy, but this does not pro-
d back DIXMUIDE. more particularly coming, as it}hospitality and the marvelous |S"Ppert being given the Mother- duce discouragement in France.
| trom. Cap does at such an important crisis}send-off given them, It has been land by Ganada. His remarks) yp country has acquired the new
Mees OF Lhe | ceneciat to The Daily News—12 Noon) ! i change in the}in the history of our Empire, |the one big general topic of con-| Were enthusiastically greeted, @S-| viptue of constancy in effort.”
that the pas - , id by the British, who when it ix so important that all] versation on board, from Lieuten. pecially with reference to the atm A nih idediale
the Van Dyek " Ised the attacks of the] Canada should act as a unit. ant-Colonel Peck down to the sat-|semd-off at Prince Rupert, which) — @py Terrace Wood for sale this
ee Brazil, Tt is|Pightn icticularly the offensive Ss. M. NEWTON est reeruit, and it has been par- he deseribed as one of the most week, 86 per e@rd. Pony Express.
Dy sank the blinues wit! i of the a Mayor.| ticularly emphasized by tlie boys amen events he had ever wit- 262-64
ting all the}py alternate adyva ‘ The Germans stil hot Winnipec, Man., Noy. 12, 1944.]/from Port George, Port Fraser ryesapreliie” : ded altesteahnnscechattiatiiinipadiiiaaiaael
alee . ,' t_ iD de SM ol Stewart, Granby, Terrace, Hazel- Acting Sergeant J. E. Hammond .
Mayor, Prinee Rupert ton, Port Simpson, Smithers and (Continued on Page 4)
\ dispateh The City of Winnipeg heartily|Queen Charlotte Islands Barre —
\geney from xpected by prominent) reciproeates your kind greetings | the erew of the 5.8, Prince George EST HOLME
: that the Ger LOOKS LIKE WAR, SAYS i here on the inauguration of the Grand|se so far as to say that in point MORE MEN AND W
the | has land ’ rR | ! LO very much like} 'Ppunk Pacific Telegraph Service |of attendance at the wharf the big
Rew. .- neers and ITALIAN CONSUL-GENERAL iid Chevalier Gualtiere}and trusts that this may lead to}erowd excelled anything that was MONEY FOR ARMY, OP E R A H OUSE
~ h steamers tt onsul-general for It-}the opening of a great volume of}to have been seen when the first SAYS LLOYD GEORGE ,
‘nd GHANtOD. | @heyalier Chilesotti Sees Signifi- ion informed that 'Pomasolpew trafic between the Paeifie}contingents left Vameouver, Bre TONI GHT
' by the Gey cance in the Cabinet vil spoken of @8 NeW] Coast and the Orient and our own|this reaches The News there ‘will -
| he th Dati Choices \I ev of Poveign Affairs in the]eity and that the completion of}have béen published the eolonel’s (Qpecial .~ The Baty Newe-—t2 Moen)
‘ude 40. west ‘nized Halian cabinet, while}this new highway of commerce |wireless, thanking all for that London, Nov, £2 Lloyd George <sSPARTACUS??
Montrea N i ! Sidney Sonnna, former)may lead to city development not|final demonstration Including |!" addressing the Free Charen i eel
Presbyterian - was being mentioned astonly of the interior of Northern|the officer commanding there are |4ssembiy said he hoped the eall o
M Andy, Bazaar injearly part ' , Minister of the Treasury, Pitoni} British Columbia, but to the|aboard 120 men and with five} for an additional large contingent REVOLT OF THE Tors"
Nov, 25 the sfile of the A friendly to Pranee,” the} prosperity of all Canada and to|more to follow from home and the|Of men would be made in a few GLADIA
—_—_ en hovalion explained Titoni has}the advantage of the Empire at|three other officers at Vietoria and days. Every county and town in -—-
Pere... ale tha ambassador to Franee | jarge one more reeruit who joined at} the country would be given a quo-
—— eaenroson™™ thee ioul the present Buropean T. BR. DBAGON, Vancouver, the full complement] to raise The government ex-
G be Si . +h liaturbanee, and is @onsequentty Mayor. jof 129 is completed peeted soon to float the largest BELGIAN WAR GAZETTE
rand Concert ing Tonig! t i clase touch with the gevern. ae Coming down the boys have had — in the history . oe as iniiiiles
i. a am ; entof that country, THE WEATHER. perfect freedom of movement and ae t, possibly two hundred mit. :
ee ; the Italion consul.general had ieee beyond the appointment of neees lien pounds cine 0 ny suuaual
In Aid of ; ived no word from home of Compiied by F. W. Dowling, sary details there has been no WASHED NUT OOA 00 there will be only One Per. »
BELGIAN RELIEF FUND more dete hes ee seen Observer. duty, thus ample time has been | L—$8.00. formance, starting at 845,
e news dispatehbed last night, am had for getting aequamted and, | 7 ‘ . : my +
in Empress Theatre ———— 5 a.m. November 42, 1014 carrying out his promise at i ee, See Coal es Doors open at 7:30,
Given by Viekets for the Belgian Relief|Rarometer .......... ... 26.955 l public meeting Mr. H. 8. Cle , ' amemen
Ge LADIES’ MUSICAL CLUB rund Coneert at Ormes, Tbe (re-|Max. temp. ......... <4 he ments has been unflagging in Carpets cleaned, Called = for REDUCED PRICES, 160 and
Neral Au, ission BOe Reserved Seal " erved) and 50« (iet yours to-|Min, temp jo outncsne ih} taking lhe trip pleasant by meet.jand debivered free. Fritz. Phone 260; CHILDREN 100

 

 

 

 

day! |! ai{ Raintall eee ee 31 ting every man individually. The|583 250tf.

Pere ee diel
fee OMe rerereree ener eee eer 00?