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» TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1944.

Hi GERMANS LOSE 100 000 MEN IN FOUR DAYS

ACOW IS EXPECTED TO FALL ANY MOMENT—AUSTRIANS BURY 40 000 IN ONE HUGE GRAVE

 

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"AMERISAN WARSHIP
_ HELPS NONCOMBATANTS

(Special to The Dally News—1 P. Mm.)

Athens, Nov. 17.—The Ameri-
can warship Tennessee has arriv-
Port Vurla, in Asia Minor,
and will put a stop to the ill-
treatment of British, French and
Russian residents there. The au-
thorities at Smyrna, fearing a

bombardment, have left for the
interior.

LORD ROBERTS WILL BE
BURIED IN ST. PAUL'S

(Special to The Daily News—1 P. Mm.)

London, Noy. 17.—The body ef
Lord Roberts will be buried in
St, Paul's Cathedral, London, and
not at Ascot, as previously an-
nounced.

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Council

The City has not yet
decided upon the buying of a
launch for the use of the elee-

trical department. Tenders were
in last night but were pot opened.
Alderman MeClymont asked be-
fore the tenders be opened for
some information on this matter.
He wanted to know what the
launch would be used for.
Alderman Montgomery contend-
ed that last year it had cost near-
ly $5,000 for launch hire. There

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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with potatoes fr Kits AUSTRIAN TROOPS IN ACTION The picture on the left shows a section of the engineering department of the Austrian army
‘ : : ear the Danube River. On the right is a seouting party from one of the best Austrian corps, of which very little
the Ca and a real ve pig, and the Sea
left ts retreat before the Russian hordes in the earlier stages of the battle
} blished the dinavian i
« booths rh ty band and the Metla a4
for the itl j sic Ch UT TURKIS
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vith Frank off as a dancing floor and VIOLENT ATTACKS | TWO GUNS DESTROYED
oo gy : coe 7 ; KEY T0 A ACK ON GERMANY | 9 The Da
i up by al pied } h ' , i that (Special to The Belly Dally News—1 P.™.) | | (Special to The Daily News)
: i ; Pe a, N 17 on London, Nov. 17.—A_ dispateh
ee ait i m ; | i Se oe O “ns saves » Taek e
r Nid . Nieuport fo Dixmuide 004 | RUSSIANS HAVE INVESTED CITY FROM THE NORTH—PART OF te mn Athens says Ge Taree
wh gasny” . 4 the 1 annonading CITY IN FLAMES AND INHABITANTS IN FLIGHT— 550 mou Sue tap gene Sem Be-
pered hoi sh ! i witl at F ANY MOMENT jstroyed in the bombardment of
« being ex g footba { tI preceding we aay — : | the forts of the Dardanelles. The
to 40/4 the ¢ K ’ (Special to The Daily News) g a vital economic blow to] /rmer German cruisers Goeben
, ' va heck jand Breslau, now flying the
I i '
Charles Cullin, ser; W . ae | h ag Hy topped byl. I — n N ” f : oe Germany | ‘rurkis ih aes Save re.catered the
rr { lent of th ‘ ha i ‘ th Dix dag | ep een Saye ee ten oO rac Cracow in Flames. | Bosphorus.
' how hous M | ! r s expected at any moment Phe Rome, Nov. 47 rhe Giornale!
= ar ! a ‘ e invested on the rit ‘ sath i é dist a
f the ng fishing | the ca heir trenches Pie ane ablase. The tee alia. Sabliehes = (Sete =ialge ee
‘ es le ints i iblaz m Venice which says that news | AND PAYS BY NOTE
“ G DY | at t! e the ¢ ; habitants a in flight has received there that Cra-|
‘ I} Le i fantry attacks m : ‘ ; : alicit a
ind » t! : th a aes ; eRe I the Russians the fall of | cow the capital of Galicia, is The city has received the sum
is restor y: the th : h siediiadiae dae” le a i}Oracow means the key to the irning and the inhabitants flee- lof $8,000 from its brokers, Terry,
lenient babies; and the F. ©. EB. tent of There is ent cannonading |4"**tial districts of Silesia and) ing |Brigs & Sclater, to apply on the
attract r it Reims jconsolidated local improvement
yr he many attract tl bylaws which this firm has con-
bl ‘ ell om
ind they all w ‘ ‘ | tra icted to place. The money will
it the ei | eht th — RRITISH GENFRAL Pie as aaron oe - be used as far as it will go in
we tinued but will \ plete } MEN RE TED UNDED ». . aying for the labor of replanking
nder the chang {f progran Anyone at KILLED IN ACTION A orden street and Fifth and Sixth
f the eity ding should put n laue g | : avenues. The lumber for these
x : é ae a ; (Special to The Daily News.) i (Special to The Daily News) (Special to The Dally News.) | chemin in thaiin: enentdiadh ei tele
by a hes and be prepared ot relax , : S eel Now, of "i. Com. London. Meu an  Sretarial tre mas been awarded by n
nson i for a few hours Londor Nov. 17 Phe an-| : MR jder to the Westholme Lumber
a s made that Brig.|mons h unanimously voted/dispatch states that General De iCompany. Mr. Alberts appeared
ce Charles Fitzclarence, of the |the 811 0,000 war credit ask-/ Wet, head of the rebellion in the/pefore the council last night and
9 (Tl Irish Guards, has been killed in}ed by Premier Asquith and also|Orange Free States, has been|agreed to supply any amount of
JOFFRE STA (S iction at Ypres his measure for an additional| wounded in the head, De Wet's!the order required by the city
. million n for the army. followers are much dejected. It - SS —— = “rs
inotes ¢ rree months 7 i-
BEGINNING TO GET RESULTS ee eat ee Sonos nate lis said they are poorly armed and|"0te® at three months with 7 4-
NFO | « : st, and bs
ow © ” PRINCE OF WALES lack ammunition. mission of extending it another
saa . ' | * ae . onths if required or of pay-
: The committee of the Counci | xX m - 1 ,
N ALLOWING GERMANS TO WEAR THEMSELVES OUT ppointed, to westigate the | LEAVES FOR FRONT | w ASHINGTON DOES NOT ling off in the meantime. ig ~
IN THEIR ATTACKS—BELIEVED GERMANS TO charge of disloyalty irted last i ys oi was accepted on the unde mans
BE DRIVEN FROM FRANCE WITH- night Phe ynajority report is (Special to The a ws we) 60 DRY TILL 1916) ing that the W estholme woulk
IN A MONTH. = There was also a London, Nov, 17.—The Prince sign a letter to this effeet, which
given below ere as also ¢ trlnenidineness oe
Tr ae — minority report by Aldermanjof Wales has crossed from Olympia, Now. 17 Attorney will be drawn up by the city
* Oeily News-—4:80 P. M8.) ul Joffre's pla f letting the |g ssey, which differed only in] Folkestone to Boulogne on his| General Tanner has ruled that a
p : Lt the ! “ yea th se $ ut rdit f I the other Alder- . a er ce
| i fruit ) ween M ~ ol : ' ; “d hot" ny to the front. initiative measure No.3, the state- Before buying your winter un-
! = ' il attlane oppose ccineiions aie
ms predicts that tl i h the) go aiy und said the aan should | pyssian REVERSE wide prohibition bill adopted at|derwear it will pay you to look
" u iy . | k ¢ FOO
¢ StraiD) Allies w be in a pos LO be laid off for a week at least as BY TURKS REPORTED the election November 3, becomes | Ove! — ween . oll =e my
Gen-|drive the Germans from France.! .  yvichment The majority re- ne operative January 41, 1916. The combinations and separate Be -
! a ments.—Demers. 266.268
a adie port eing pul to vote was car- (Special to The Dally News) opinion was in response to re- veo a ee
| nd Tera a flows: g | Petogtad. «Now, “17-—tussi quest tom Governor Lister fr] EYEE JEALOUS OF
SOLDIERS ARE fe a the , oe . > ta 104 admits a slight reverse by the/an interpretation of the act. This
ember ’, , . 7 1
RIED IN ONE CRAVE IF OWNERS DEMAND 7, {hho May ind CGouneil Turks near Ezerum, is the first official ruling on the EUROPEAN WAR GETS
sant el Re observance of oe measure,
é eh tuoi: We pele BASKET BALL. cea’ IN THE LIMELIGHT
The Daily ne : ln dis - tl i ’ holiday ith ons : ow Mr. Tanner's opinion goes into
; we-—-1:30 PP. m.) | ' ht tt find that work was the question at length inting
A Rotter... | Pruvems ne learried generally und that Men's Own vs. | allies at Rink}! i eth, pe ing Fl Paso, Texas, Nov. 47 War
tfer from |eame out that a th as th who took the holiday were tonight at 8:15 sharp ACmenen out that there is no violence has been declared between the
f the [ferent byla had | the exception 25 cents. -©°)done to the constitutional provi-|Carranza and Villa elements of
f 40.000} dated and tures placed \\ your committee regret eer ———jsion governing the initiative by|t{he Gonstitutionalist army, ac-
I ut still 1 , t wae possible lthat il wo was nol sus.|/* RRR HH HH KR acivancing the date in the law it- cording to advices received at
axe te I y t eas ed on that eceasion but wel* */ self, and cites many decisions in Juarez tonight from officials of
- s ee } ! t think that the action of |* JOE ROERIG’S SHOW. */support of this contention. In]the eonclave of chieftains af
da halt} Of those cove mw pla the city employees who worked|* */conclusion, the attorney general] Aguas Calientes.
miles |PUMnIe ave against m108 | ve nded to show anw dis.|* The Society Circus is a *) says: A preliminary battle already
! three | there was a petit : Ald. Mont ‘ity to the Empire or disre-|* great success and a credit * “You are therefore advised that has occurred at Leon, between
x a Need @ ' al weeks !<pect to our volunteer contingent|® to Prince Rupert. Every- */in my opinion initiative measure the convention city and Quere-
I { c ' possible to i i that it was due to the pro-|* thing went off without a #*|No. 3 becomes the law of this taro, it is reported.
17) DECLARED = on Pea ’ sale Alaa odure set on other civil holidays|}* hiteh and even with a *j)state on the thirtieth day after General Pablo Gonzales, the
MiLiTa - @ f tith ay f ! ving the men the choiee}* touch of professional air ©) Rovemmnes 3, 1914, but that the/Carranza commander, has moved
RY AREA agree ments if , nae! ehether they worked or not * about it Great credit is | provisions of such law do not be- his forees from Queretaro north
“lal t0 The Daily News.) 7 th ; a rstood | We would reeoinmend that, inj#* due in particular to Mr, */come effective until January 1,/to Silao to meet the Villa advance,
: he ipl ' : ’ ee ible. I lit} future, when holidays are intend.]* Joe Roerig, who conceived #) 1916," General Manuel Chao, a Villa
omer As oe oo a a — ed to be lived up te, the mayor|}* the idea and carried out * ; chieftain, departed today from
Conmang an en eS oy shall insteuet the heads of de.|}* the plan in detail, If Joe * NEW ZEALAND READY. Aguals Calientes with a strong
Vvernment if the brokers a : partments when he considers it]}* has any more ideas like * = . column
the North iikely _ uld ' essary that work be suspend.|*® that in his cranium he * Wellington, New Zealand, Noy A message from official sourees
| Were still unsold don such days and to insist on }* better quit his oMee work #/47.—Commenting upon Britain’s|given out by Rafael Muzquiz, the
| Were Ren oMnet : ‘ the earryinge out of his order * and enter the show bus */icall for further contingents for|}Carrangzga eonsul general to the
| bondent |Summit Avenus W. Ho MONTGOMERY * iness. The circus will pro; */abroad, the Prinee Minister, Hon. |United States, said
in the | had heen no pel ; aro. W. KERR * ceed tonight again with a | Mr. Massey, said that if it beeame The first ehief is at Cordoba.
© Weal at) trom prope = Pr. MeCLYMONT * complete change of pro *) 1 duty to ask New Zealand for|A majority of the principal chiefs
fone the bylaw * gram. It will end tomor #) more men he had not the slight./have declared in favor of Carran-
ED NuT CoaL velled fhe latest march song success’ *® row night with a grand or st doubt but that the response] ga Villa has ealled on the peo.
a $8.00. ae Called for direet from the firing line—-Its?®*® masquerade ball od be vould be satisfactory. He thought ple to take arms All the south
‘ ! Coal Carpets cleans ' Phonela Lone, Long Way to Tipperary,’ |#* #/the Dominion could send 15,000;and east is loyal to the first
Me 116 a a delivered fre sou jM s. Carpenter's Music Slore6.0'* © # & eee RRR RR ee men chief.’
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had, of course, been a lot of use
made during construction, but
there would continue to be a de-
mand for a launch. He said it
was not prqposed to get one large
enough to oe the garbage scow.
That would cost too much. It
was proposed to get one at a cost
of about $300 or $400, which
would be available for the elec-
trical engineer to~make a quick
run to Shawatlans in ease of need
or to take anything light there.
Alderman Maitland was afraid
the engine would not be in good
order when needed if so man-
aged.

Alderman Morrissey also felt
that the launch might be of little
use if not kept under the eye of
some one practically all the time.
Besides he doubted the wisdom of
incurring such an expense now at
this late date in the life of*the
Council.

It was finally decided not to
open the tenders for a week to
allow the matter to be looked
into. a
PROMINENT BANKER

DIES OF PNEUMONIA

(Special to The Dally News.)
Toronto, Nov. 17.—D. R. Wil-
kie, president of the Imperial
Bank of Canada, died this morn-
ing of pneumonia.

 

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