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IGRESSIVE MOVEMENT OF FRENCH IN ALSACE MEETING | i ee
WITH GREAT SUCCESS—ONLY THIRTY MILES EIGHT WARSHIPS ALREADY IN POSSESSION OF RUSSIANS—
FROM THE RHINE auto IN CARPATHIANS RESULTS IN SEVERAL :
USTRIAN ARMY DIVISIONS BEING ?
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(Speetal to The Datly News ian: Dee’ te: tie 6 the | SURROUNDED. &
Londen, aen-1S-<Tite fiebt!free use of morta / anil =
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of. the: Beensh army is th = | Spaeth ts SHS Suip eum) have already occupied eight
Petrograd, Jan. 5.—German . , :
in thirty miles from the Rhine, th n ’ a jtownships. The fighting in the
saints tenicaiaititiia. aii 4@ ! armed gunboats have been e ; ; f
ding ' sation iiage = ¢ pI brought up the Vistula to the ‘arpathians has been entirely in
einbach and the neighboring The ¢ net im te junction of the Beura. ~Bo far) !*vor of the Russians. Several
ghis after one of the most/lies trenches near Lille and oce they have not done any damage. divisions of the Austrian army
ubborn localized fights of the/|pied them but w drive ut Th ‘ i i
rm led 1e Russians are meeting with|have been surrounded and wil be
‘is is regarded as much | immediately great success in Hungary. They|compelled to surrender.
re significant than the fighting I the Ois the Vosges ————
the rest of the western line,|no infantry engagemet are re 1 - :
it proves the ability as well | ported but artillery engagements HU CONTRACTS HA
the determination of General | continu GE VE CANADIAN HOSPITAL
ifre to sweep the Germans out I Alsace just south f the COME TO CANADA ON SOIL
Upper Alsace and back on to|/Coldu Bonhomme, the Freneh ¢ ae esa aa
Rhine ed the hamlet of Greuzdargent (Special to The Dally News) Wards Calied After Provinces of
Entire Line Active. land are organising that position London, Jan, 5-——Contracts| Mominion—Nova Scotia Se-
Paris, Jan. 6.—-The French of The gains made on the road ca * * ein eae Ca cured Popular Vote.
caitlin ; plies by Britain and the Allies al-
ial report records progress of|from Thann to Cernay are main- THE KING AT THE FRONT.—It oyalty reviewing Belgian troops in Furnes, Belgium. From left vende setiiic ban ae ! ar
i ie ial ts : . a 4 : : 5 : rads 2 ion pounds. i
ew hundred yards east of Nieu-/tained, and the French artillery to right. Maharajh of Bikan ir, Sir Pertab Singh, Prinee of Wales, King Albert and King George. 7 A Prince Rupert man received
t, for which the Belgian arti in this region has asserted its The occasion of the visit was the first time in 170 years that an English monarch has gone to DURATION OF WAR. letter today from one of the
ry prepared the way superiority the battlefront Canadian nurses at the front. She
| - eee Public Opinion in F in ® 90 o Se ie ae
‘ or the present was at a place
TALY IS ANXIOUS GREAT NORTHERN LINER {ATLIN FISHERIES HAS CANADIAN CONTINGENT | BASEBALL COMMISSION a cao) Lo ‘Tonauet, ten miles
south of Boulongue, Franee. The _
TO ENTER THE WAR —_- RETURNS TO SERVICE CHANGED OWNERS TO TRAIN IN FRANCE ILLEGAL COMBINATION) T very sigui|Wards are named after the differ
aris, Jan,.5. very sig nS reo
cas . iasinithn <ininoaiel Ge sanceen bsene Chita ili (Special to The Daily News.) cant change has come over public ent provinces of Canada. When
(Special to @ Daily ws.) . ‘ The Da New ye he ys ’ oct : 7 . ae
j I J I the Aft Fishe Ltd., of this} Montreal, Jan. 5 Private ad- Chieago, Jan. 5.—The Federal |OP!™on In seaagertmdagsittgin: 44:5 lot ae : oe ae .
ome Jan a) e deat Featt i , ed , ee ee . ’ | Q . nati a ‘ ac 2
ae . ee has been ta by thelvice says that the artillery and|Baseball League has entered suit, |®ble duration of the war. Less agar ee ae ” —
eee e il er 1 Fis! { Lt fjth wall f the First Canadian |¢harging the National Commis- [than two months ago it was un- front ward, the best in the build-
tr 1 i ! a ne ' eti Canadia SUT 0 e cavalry of e st Canadis on ee , " : ing . ;
Bruno Gerikaldi has revived 7 ee oe : Va vhiech is the Canadian |Contingent have been sent to the ;S!0, soverning organized base-|Wise to hint at a spring campaign. ong. Nova Scotia got the most
e italian sentiment a see : ul th New Er lar Fish aes th of France to complete ball, with being an illegal combi- | Now it is recognized on every votes, so it was named the saa
ir, now that the military pre mediat She has | i | - ~— _— ; : , ; he as ~ . Scotian Ward. The hospita
tions ar erfected One teml H fir rij. |UOMPaN) he business will be|their training because the rain| bation. vad eer RS OE ONT AB
rations are perfectec 1 i si septem er sail wi s have e j ons
m ar ; w und ! ind i | I vill | 1 Feb. [Cone ted here as formerly, un-jand mud = 0! Salisbury Plaine mr — 5 ‘ath a a ee " tients A number of soldiers
ene ene under arms i ( - ' =" - m « e We » 7 i . é
| cle th id name of Atlin Fish-|orade maneuvers impossible, and ROBERT SUTTIE WAS ee Sere wanes: The first ;
second million are in reserve ary ¢ i | jis the vast b were brought in a few days ago,
ie aia ali ie sited | vast number of reserves
i¢ atk nen ant orses 8 ered.
hile the entire artillery has - —_ —-—_ ———- | | HANGED IN VANCOUVER Germany is organizing to push and besides their wounds, most of
een rearmed with guns super! BIG JUMP IN WHEAT At present only three boats ar¢ - forward into the fighting line them were frostbitten. She had
those of the German employed by this company out of BASEBALL SEASON : tees ras ao when the weather improves. The |"° idea that it would be so cold
lprince Rupert. Nine ears of hali- ancouver, 5. U., dan. 9.~-H0D~ lescond is the re in France. The men are well
dumm se f » remarkable m-
T BERLIN SAYS rrr eres 0 heat |but have been sent to the East in| OPENS MARCH 30TH ert Suttie was hanged here to- paign which M ona eed cared for and wounds heal rap-
(hicag Jal iy whea | © . ’
W HA the last six weeks. The major} day at 8:30 for the murder of/,,,,, dines ' idly. The utmost confidence, to-
opened tor ere at $ being oreign Minister, waged for a}: ,
= einen "ore i i today h i i . |portion of the New England Fish — lal to The a ee = Richard Hargraves at Oyster Riv-|¢i no aimost single-handed in fa-|Sether with the spirit of heroism
. al crease six cents since yes-| Bi Francisco, Jan. ¢ Sacra- “ | . - -
(Bpecial to oes y News in increase of six “0 it yes~l company’s boats thal tak in. thee un on ne ‘ = . : . fer, on May 14 last. He was per-|.... of an active Japanese inter- and valor, prevails.
Bere ea s e ee ate es ! a ; jadjacent waters are now anding ale ai ae a ciate ‘ fectiy composed to the last. vention on the continent of Eu
unee re at Germeé ait ont uotations and ¢ ig de the Pacific Coast League. 4 > -
need here that German air-jpool quotations and & bis", |their eatch in Vancouver. The 9 [tm tae Oem ‘ ———__—_—__—— ad ANTWERP.
en have dropped bombs on Brit-!crease in the European visible js nr ‘aia jmeeting of the directors bere |geWwER OVERFLOWED pe.
. : reason 10! us Is that supplies | a a iieaii ‘ Perhaps a third consideration
shot res nei supply is responsible for the rise transferred the franchise to Salt 1 ¢ ;
‘ammunition stores near Dun ePP re , ean be had cheaper in the South ee . - = AND DAMAGES ASKED enters into the y leulati Antwerp is fifty miles from the
‘ » ake e seaso opens oO 5 7
rk, killing and injuring hun Fiour Foliows Suit. : . {Lake City Phe season opens on - aeaeseghalin cia heres. Pages 2 . i is located on the
: afl go, Jan. ! wing the |For instance, gasoline cosis, IM} voy 39 + ede mee conte the Coun.|-~4he Qnteemined-seiisienns ety — located. 0
reds of persons and setting afire Chieago, Jan. 5 Following th : i }March 30. L. W. Patmore wrote the Coun staat : Denials f the Scheldt t
he village of Rosendael vin at-eiheak sadaw 400.81, eer pire egy ‘| " —————|cil with regard to damage done to|the entrenched Germans opposed re are ae : - oo
No Ch. in East rice of flour jumped forty in Ketchikan, 9 1-2 cents, and in \* eR RRR RHR) house on Fifth Avenue and to the Allies, which point the river Sam ook?
ecnange (2 Sem vee "| prince Rupert 46 1-2 cents. This . ” : yards wide and 40 feet deep. Ant-
Berlin, Jan. 5.—The German|cents per barrel :, \* LORD NORTHCLIFFE’S *!Dunsmuir by the overflow of a Hopes of seeing Russians en-
Mew ; , i rth of pethabaainds ecco ayaa’ — le VIEWS ON THE WAR * | oor, and asking that the dam- tering Berlin by the end of the werp was founded by the Saxons
iMicial report says that north the new tanks of the Imperial Oil 7 a a Se ae toward the end of the seventh
eras the Germans blew up and, MeADOO IN CALIFORNIA, | \* *lages be made good. When the/¥ear have not been justified. In 'y, The city has b f
iF ht I and 1 |Compeny are comp" ted here. AD-|% = Germany is beaten and *|pouse was flooded an axe was |fact, the land campaign on both century. e city has been ©
ceupiet rench trenches and r , 1 ' ; ice | | rre D i i
i z { itac] See Grandchild on Way to San ‘ther additional cost is the price), was beaten the day she re- *| used to break the connection out- fronts is behind ‘the schedule that | S"e4t commercial importance
eled ae ert ack . _ . “a » i i
Th pa " k bet Diego Exposition. jof labor, which considerably | treated from Paris #| side. The mayor was on the point |Freneh optimists formed after|simee the beginning of the
’ Te . t ack vetween | : < us ae Y @
{ , I = os ‘on ‘ t n jhigher in the Horta For: thee | The horrors of Belgium */of sending it down to the city en- the battle of the Marne. Gunhtth century,
stei ) t 1olz, two Nes 8 | ‘ o sople - .
i a as “a the bayonet Los Angeles, Jan ) Miss|reasons the New England people) wil] put Cawnpore in the */ ojneer and solicitor for report Btill it le wall ahead of: the R i of all kinds and odd
ast, as re ec e bayonet ata ; » P s
as ; \ a oo he nite Nona McAdoo Martin, one. yearj;were averse to opening UP IM) % packground *|when Alderman Montgomery re- western side, at least of what] epairs of a nds
n the caqpern Senin ~~ . a old, held a reeeption here a few | Prince Rupert. The chief advan- j» Germany will be stran- *|/ marked that this would take too /#™yone with military knowledge jobs around house and office.
atio é dp a and Polan¢ v 7 P ’ . ae . , , 3. “>
ion _ _ Prussia an | days ago for her grandfather, the | tage however, is that fish can be]y pied and the war ended by *liong It was then decided to could have anticipated during the Fritz, phone 583 2-4
rh Gents ; attacks east of the Seeretary of the Treasury, whom|landed in a fresher condition VIO) starvation and attrition, */have the health committee, to- early weeks of August.
» Ger KS eASt O . i Ty pg ce s
wt nan “1 she had seen but once before, and} the G, T, P., and the re nt ship-|% put the process will be one *! gether with the city engineer and F
‘cure vn “e rogress - s 18 de-| ;
ira River are progré Nasi the other her grandmother by] ments have shown that this is d |* of years and not of months. *|,olicitor, look into the matter THE IRON CROSS. x a A >
On the righ} bank of ™: wr fmarriage President Wilson’s|cidedly in our favor \* The Japanese have kept * th art “tf The city e i peur .
bad weather and impassible roads |" ™ aE PORE 60 SPP ve clly engi-} The Order of the Iron Gross PRINCE RUPERT LODGE.
youngest daughter, whom she \s the town develops and con-}* strietly to the letter of their *]/peer stated that a cost of abcut : : N —
have stopped all movements | mal tl “ty | } + ag pe was established by Frederick Wil-
a had never met j ditions get normal in this ¢ }* agreement with the Allies. $26 would be sufficient to effect|jjan, I. of Prussia March 410, All Oddfellows are re-
WASHED NUT COAL. Becretary and Mrs. McAdoo o re is every reaapp: 30 expect ja Americans are well aware */the necessary changes. The}4813, to honor patriotic bravery quested to attend the regular
were on their way to San Diego, jthis big lish company will do most|* of the size of the English *| sower is a private one but the city | jp the war against France; was meeting tonight.
We are a. die a position to where Seeretary McAdoo repre jo! their business theough this|* navy, and know that for one * has authority to make repairs |peyived by William I. in the ade Business: Installation of
{ i »vived by : . , J
dabinied NEW WELLINGTON sented the President at the open: [port j* hundred years it has been *\and charge it to the owners 00. Reustinn War nea and officers.
— sae : 7h ¢ 0 » Panama-California Ex Phe cost of running an eight-|* friendly to them, * a OES 7
WASHED NUT GOAL for $8.75 a)ing o! th awarded by him to his son for his
ton. New Wellington Goal Co, | position He will return East vial|dory boat to Seattle and return | The Japanese are abun- *) FIRE PROTECTION FOR victory at Wissumbourg, in Aug A. R. PHILLIPS, N. G. ;
P hone 446. tf. San Franeis [runs up to about $400, to say \* dantly cognizant of the la- * FIFTH AVENUE WEST ust. 1870.
nothing of the time lost which \* tent power of the United * _ - a
— eee: | would be saved by making Prince |}* States * The Canadian Bank of Com-| aR@snTINE LOAN FLOATED.
iRupert their base | It is fortunate that the oy mered and several other owners ———
Your King and Country need You {| —--— |# German army and present #|0f property on Fourth Avenue,| Buenos Ayres, Jan, 5.—The
THE WEATHER. * German government has #/Section Pive, wrote the Couneil)government has accepted the
EVERY MAN SHOULD DRILL —_— * produced no Bismarek, no * asking that better five protection |offer of the National City Bank of ae “ wae bi =
i t. Parades By F. W. Dowling, Observer. * Von Moltke, no Von Roon *ibe provided to that district, It}New York for a loan of $15,000,- ee : ; = wy
Reaieie-titantes for S Seniveee = or | Build * ‘The German army and *|Was pointed out that a fire there}000 gold at 96 1-2, The notes of the Catholic CAureE,
ra - : i )
Monday and Thursday nights at the Agriou tu > a.m, January 5, 1944 \* government is a superb #| would endanger the business dis-|will bear interest at 6 per cent, TUESDAY, JAN. 5th
ing at 8 P.M. — memonoie, | Barometer 29.500 | machine with no brains at #*{triet of the eity, The fire com-/The money is for the use of the Card Piay, 9 P. M. Sharp
, Captain. iMax, temp. .eeereees 45.0 |® the top. Gymiites will look inte it and re-|publie works and health depart. Admission $1.00
oo | Min LOMMP. veoseeererered 17.0 12000000 008000.0006\p0r ments.