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VoL Vi. NO. 6

THE FALL OF CONSTANTINOP

STEINBACH HEIGHTS RETAKEN
BY FRENCH AFTER STRUGGLE

POSITION IS KEY TO IMPORTANT OPERATIONS—HEAVY RAIN
INUNDATING TRENCHES AND FRENCH ARE Com-
PELLED TO EVACUATE SOME oF THEM.

:
(Special to The Daily News.) ene of desperate encounter j
Paris, Jan. 8 The Freneh of. the past te lay rh th
al report records but minor bi referred | Steinbach
yvements between the sea and hit Heights of Gerney
he Oise. What Berlin Says.
Around Arras the French wer: be Ja 8 The German
npelled to abandon certai ep says tha ntinu
enches, not because of German | US rains are swamping Flanders
tracks, but by reason of heavy /40d hindering operations
rams which inundated them Kast of Rh i French night
Near Rheims, a German block. | attac the German trenches
use was blown up and their | Was repulsed with loss
enches oceupied Night attacks on Buchkopf, in
In the Argonne, west of Hayte/the Vosges, were also driven
Chevauehee, the Germans suc- | bach
essfully mined the French first) “French attacks the heights
' of trenehes but much of the | west Cernay were frustrated
t ground has been recovered by the German artillery
The offensive at Thann and In the eastern theatre the situ-
\ltkireh progresses satisfactori. | atior s unchanged, except east
to the Allies. of the Rawka River, where 1,600
The Frenmeh have reoeccupied | Hussians and five machine guns
Hill 425," whieh has been the | were captured

 

SHOOTING INCIDENT
WILL BE SETTLED

(Special to The Dally News.)

THE GREEK CHRISTMAS
WAS DULY CELEBRATED

Yesterday was the Greek '
Ottaw Ja S here is n
stmas, or, rather, the Christ _— .
dane Pr frictic with
s of the Greek Chureh, and all |”
ithe United States over the sh
adherents of that body in the ‘ . ,
ne ‘ tw mer ul it
donned their glad rags and
. I Already the Domi: 1 a
acted somewhat similarly i
jerni tt gh the British am
shat Canadians do when they!

‘ | bassa it Washington, has pe
ebrate their Christmas
Ref th ‘0 th fr la act grace withor
tefore 1” year tov 1 Greek :

eae admitfir Canada's liability by

Chureh and the Roman Chur
eX] sing regret and offering
ere one body under two patr ’ so iat ial ‘
mpensatior ; Vf amilies of

chial heads, one in Rome and ,
the deceased
he other in Constantinopl 0

cccount of certain doctrinal dif
that

ENVOY TO THE VATICAN.

ferenees a aplit occurred i

 

RUPERT,

PRINCE B. ©, FRIDAY, JANUARY

|
MAY WHEAT BREAKS

| ALL PAST RECORDS

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|
rd (Special to The Daily News.)
Winnipeg, Jan. 8—In the open |
4 jing hour today May wheat ad-
| vanced three and three eighths |
jeents Flour will, of course, fol. |
llow suit
Chicago Jan x Smashing
ill records, May wheat opened to-
day at $1.39 3-4,
Latest Wheat $1.41.
Chicago, Jan, 8 Wheat has
climbed to $1.44 on an inerease
of bids from Great Britain of over
le four cents over yesterday. This
sensational trading has foreed
;COL. R. E&. Ww. TURNER, V.C., “Omission houses to double
| D. 8. O., their margins, whieh speedily
Otficer commanding the Highland |Cheecked the frenzied gambling in
Brigade in the First Canadian |the pit.

Contingent, who was seriously

ra cameo TURKEY MAY DRAG
won lane at) TTALY INTO THE WAR

(Special to The Daily News)

Jan. 8.—Turkey is still

ard to the demands
of Italy over the Hadeido ineident.
The government will in-
jsist on the release of the British

the of the

cently when his car turned tur- }
tle forty miles an}
hour

(GERMAN CRUISER
HAS BEEN INTERNED |

(Special to The Daily News )

traveling

nie with reg

Italian

 

jconsul, punishment

|violators of the consulate and a) vienna, Jan. 8—The official
Paris Ja S The German Bisa the h li ’ , . ;
suxill » Getleal Gtext tek} ae military salute to the Ita ian |} German statement says that in
; iflag. Turkey has been given UN-/|the Carpathian forest lands and
nterned at Las Palmas, Canary | * ities as - } i
}til January 10 to comply with [jp the southern part of Buko-
Isia She had bee located by : i
, bests midis j their demands jwina regard for the safety of our
jua 1ostile cruisers, | Ps d
on j@dvance troops obliged us to fall
jback on the principal mountain
LANNIC GETS LICENSE passes before superior Russian
forces
\t a special meeting of the} In Galicia and Poland the situ-
Board of License Commissioners | ation is quiet, with winter set-
rhursday, the license of the} itling down.
St. Fra s Hotel was temporarily | exseanesmnepemgusacineapnnagiieetesinaecasness
transferred to the assignee, Mr | ‘VICTORY BEFORE
Francis M. Lannie, for the bene-
iit of the ereditors Vancouver | NEXT AUTUMN:
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Lieutenant Colonel Wm.

8,

1945,

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RADICTED BY THE GERMA ANS

 

APPOINTED TO SUCCEED GEN-

ERAL LESSARD.
A. Logie,
of Hamilton, who has been ap-

pointed to command the Second

Military Divisien of Ontario,
with headquarters at Toronto,
to succeed General Lessard,

who was recently promoted to
the rank of Inspector General.

AUSTRIANS FALL BACK--
RUSSIANS ARE SUPERIOR

(Special to The Daily News.)

 

‘British Ambassador to Russia would need facilities for housing

_ THE DAILY NEWS

 

 

 

 

PRICE FIVE CENTS
—— SS Ss

LE IS NOW IMMINENT

 

CONSTANTINOPLE TREMBLES—
ITS FALL BELIEVED IMMINENT

|SEAT OF GOVERNMENT ABOUT TO BE TRANSFERRED TO AD-
RIANOPLE—ARCHIVES ALREADY REMOVED--FEAR
INTERNAL DISORDERS.

e

(Special to The Daily News.)
Constantinople, Jan. 8.
‘ations are complete for moving
Adri-
should the Porte decide
on that step. The archives have
already been removed.

Besides the attack on the Dar-

Prep-
seat of government to

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lanople,
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URGES TRADE WITH
RUSSIA VIA-RUPERT

1915.
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Toronto, Jan. 1,
Editor, The Daily News,
Rupert, B. C.

Sir—It seems to me that the
Canadian government, the Grand
Trunk Pacific and the Canadian
manufacturers are overlooking
an opportunity to open the new
short transpacific route between
American and the Orient. Re-
cently two cargoes of freight left
United States Atlantic ports for
Vladivostok, via the Panama
Canal, Vladivostok is the only
}port now open in Russia, and
there will be an immense traffic
}to that port this winter. In the
|port of Prince Rupert, which is
|}now connected up with the East-
ern markets by the G. T. P., Can-
jada has the shortést route to the
| gateway of the great Russian Em-
pire. The possibilities of this
| trade are enormous. Russia needs
; supplies; and the G. T. P. with a
| line of freight ships could get the
)supplies to her quicker than any
competitor in the transportation
Prince Rupert docks

 

 

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meeting with good success

{éanees, the authorities fear in-

ternal disorders,

The combined French and Brit-

ish attack on the Dardanelles is

and

the fall of the city should not be
far off.

 

 

 

Halifax, Jan. 8—News of a eap-

ture which may have an import-
ant bearing upon Great Britain's

reply to Washington’s note of

ping, has reached Halifax in a
communication from the other
side, which stated that the oil-
tanker Brindilla had been caught

taker into Aberdeen.

The Brindilla was held up off
New Yorkin October last by a
British cruiser on suspicion of
having aboard a eargo destined
for Germany, and brought to
Halifax. It was claimed at the
time that the Brindilla was bound
for Alexandria, Egypt, and she
was subsequently released.

If the report that she has been
found off.the coast of Scotland is
true, Great Britain’s contention
that deception is being employed
by neutral shippers to the detri-
ment of the Allies’ cause Will be

 

 

 

 

 

 

} Reported to Have Made and handling heavy freight, but|immediately strengthened.
year and from that time = the |Appointed to Counterbalance In- RADIO DIRECTS ‘TORPEDO oe Peadintion Uhint -. eaiabenent dane 2. eee
Greek Chureh followed an ind« imical infiuences Around BOAT 28 MILES AWAY Ea , ca ~ a wi re ees
ete i
ende ° » There is littl See. | London, Jan. 8, The cfre- . ° : FRENCH PROHIBIT
nt route. Ther we | Canada is an ally of Russia. Her
lifference between the Greek and omen invention of John Hays Ham-| spondent of The Daily News at! a ;
between : , jtrade routes are protected by the
Roman Churches of this day} London Sen. 8 The publica mond, Jr., May Be Purchased | Petrograd telegraphs: British aJ GREE
xeept that the Greeks do not ac-|tion as a parliamentary paper of by U. S. Government. “The*Russian combined armies| ee ee Paris. Gen. Quite ce
reap itl ilies hie |e ie | u rf " nadian manufacturers could get 5, + v7 :
ept papal supremacy and allow/t ISLS UCN , | 0 fe south are now well sup- ons ; j}| |Cabinet has approved of a meas-
eir clergy to marry jienry Howard concerning his G st Mass Dex 8 plied and in vieterious spirits for Rus se orders if Canada will o foe bmission to Parliament
6: , to the Vatican entirely |, : 1 Stat none cin’ lid ad only utilize her new short route }"re for submissio '
» Pe . e ¢ erent | mission , e SOS Heer’ nites states i ; One | a solid advance, : ; \.
The reason for th lif - . ieeeaaik aes e eae ee . ‘ . si in which she already has so much|™aking permanent the prohibi
date se » Gree thris s | Justifies © GiBpex - * navy officers oO 1s Sus wre F “Their pesition is so satisfac- . ; j i
il et for the Greek Christma j Page ee ea vy eri racial : ta I we . 8 eapital interested. tion of the sale of absinthe and
sccounted for by the Greek cal- | Some weeks ago to the elles relurnes , syeseamains rf ory that military opinion gener- . : ‘in other similar liquors. The gov-

. on }|/the ainy of the appointment Was | pare a report which they will lay * jally agrees with the estimate of Aorene-paqeennliy intenenheniny . li de
dar, whieh follows the origina sine: dtstenipal ‘tence > a - ) ee ; ‘ > Prince Rupert, I would like to see ;ernment finds the military cree

j ooo Lerbaiance el TRICE bihe retore ivi super s eRe - e . s f assé , Sir ‘ det t "

a carpealdbony hs ~ cs "nearer c rolled torpedo boat {24ND DUCHESS FEODOROVNA prec very ene Neg [the Board of ‘Trade take this up|forbidding absinthe affects the
Ronfan Church. under Pope |!ueneces aroun me oO t the radio controtied t ae i = ee : | (reorge ucnhanan, a ie New with the G.-T. P. and the Depart. populatio nbeneficially,

egory XE. made a change it The messages in question were |Natalia, th nvention of John {Sister of the Tsaritsa, who, help- l¥ear banahet of the British eol- en hea aes

gory 2 she ade a chane } “ . . — ‘ . » o rade x F
he Roman ealendar. In order to leensored heavily, but the oficial |jjays Hammond, J ed by members of the dramatic iiaderotth otbemmed : ation maa ne ee - er innate eiaenamaimenteal

ualize the length of the years | Paper shows that the envoy was ke 1 wee past these officers, | societies, is in the streets of iwe could look confidently to the ; 7 " ¢

hi y ne 0 : ee A‘ > : os. ‘amark¢ »

wused ten days to be dropped|iastructed to inform the Pope | detailed by the Wa Department, | Moscow making a remarkable fulure, sharing the thought that NEW METHOD OF Confined to British Possessione—
ee “ . as te be dropped] . ; y F ’ sit
1582 = rrangement|that the British government Was |haye been st the craft as} canyes in aid Of the Ruslan)... seme of! the Allies will ube SWATTING THE FLY Limit of Expertation.
582 and an arrangemen i ad " The ‘ture depicts
hereby thre lay have been |anxious t put itself into direct/she has been sent skimming over pap ey _ a : me jerowned with victory before au- oe
‘OFen) Pee =6Gays _— oe | f . , her as a Sister of Merey o re | vi Serre
0 inication with him for the [yy ean's 8 ace al times ; tumn. oe sli . :
pped since that time. The/¢ommu jemonstrating — the | mt ut a sor board, her en Greek Church. The order is| . sti i A correspondent, writing from ; wn india, ~~
eek 6 ~. ve s not}purpose ¢ =. . iw! ' " mre : Terrace , , ~In view o e
= Gharen, Rewever, has note” ; ich governed its atti »and steering gear being con-}| that of Martha and Mary, |5IG FALLING-OFF Ferrace, (ole a mew way .0f ’ ;
ted on this and is this year thir-}motives which 8 a ese — | IN IMMIGRATION | “Salting the fly’ whieh might |Pprices of wheat the India govern-
days behind the countries |tude since the moment normal re-/trolled entirely by wireless ap be worth trying. When the flies|}ment has deeided to restrict ex-
) : . een e great powel varatus nanipulated by Ham ; a ; vie -
lich adopted the Roman calen. lations between th al | parat ma i i ' es | New York, Jan, 8.—Immigra-|get plentiful in summer he puts |ports to 100,000 tons of wheat,
: s red d as e st i > adto e
of Europe were disturl ay toes thm os h W MAJESTIC THEATRE tion through the port of New|/fresh fish in a bucket in the sun|ineluding flour, from December 14
. ywrrespondent of the | cearel aborato t resh a ‘ eid " oh ¢

"he loeal Greek Christians yes Phe Rome corresponder Poh lAROPRIaEy:..@ |York for 1944 fell off to the ex-jand after the flies had swarmed}to Mareh 31, 1915

erday called on Canon Rix as the} Pablet points « oer oo pce I I TONIGHT tent of 601,410 persens, or 45 perjon it for a few days he scalded it The exports will be confined to

’ ' ore ‘ wat'’s echanism e bi viel ; j
presentative of the Church they possible to discove t NN : th boat Ai ian cent. as compared with 1913, ac-|with hot water. A few repeti- British possessions, in whieh a
7 as vdication that the) sponded to wireless waves when : , : trong de i for the cereal ex-

6 eleual ranged for a}|Whisper or indica cording to figures compiled by the | tions of this seemed to get rid of Strong demane ;

ee renee’ for 8 poutifl uny person represent-itwenty-eight miles distant from TREAT OF THE SEASON! natatihiabice iene - Sein oil len P tire Offenei a fles be. {ists

"vies ' as co 0 ors jcommissio of immigration and|the entire spring a es be- s.

's10U8 serviee; which was con Te the Vatican fa-lthe sending “elation This had AT POPULAR PRICES pring £

wted today in the Anglican|ime the mind \ a ocenaiis datas bead pabiiniiel jmade publie today. came very searce, pare
Cdnnauai . ored one side the othe bee ward who hac ‘ e -_-_-__-_ e . 4 iva , D WIFE.
hureh, yore boon proved:iwesks amo, gareons Five Mesle of Wigh less Feature During 1913 arrivals numbered SUICIDE HAD DESERTE

Dramas and Comedies 1,334,914 persons, of whom Pete Brown, a colored man,
—— PRINCESS PATRICIA REGIMENT |, lo but enjoy a sail without ; ; . : ; Iph K
WASHED NUT COAL. oue , ' i eel Between Reels, Singing and Danc- 1,163,993 were aliens and 170,-+beat up Geerge Smith, also col- Pittsburg, Jan, --Ralp :
quire i ching i inget 0 ster re s »
ae London, Ja Caitett | : . , . ing Through the Eative Twe Ghews. |92t were returning American|ored, this morning in a shack at|Dankworth, a member of the Ca-
: epartments have ft . iwhee or engine r | ql .

We are now in a position to}iicial depart ail ieuna " — eS beer so S os amg citizens, In 1944 arrivals were|Mile One, G. T. P. Pete used an|nadian contingent, who commit-
eliver NEW WELLINGTON {elicit Ul se: hed exelusive Uh wccentricities of genius|% Appear in Comic Bongs and Mono~ Si only 733,504, Of these 573,675 \iron bar, which be brought down|ted suicide in London, was for-
\ . Mol ublished @xe ‘ ot - : -
WASHED NUT GOAL for $8.75 aff the report pur’ the J fi ippear jackassical loquce—-Bae't. OGD:40' Gao ttm. jwere pliens and 159,829 werejseveral times on Smith’s head,|merly a hospital apprentice con-

, nada that it ‘rl often appet ackassict . In Dold——Benti . l
\. New Wellington Coal Co ly in Ganad 5 }3 Wee Bom aprentad Gane citizens Smith had to be taken to the hos.|nected with the United States
, T went int 1g Th jiey Sisters Gcoten Dano ; ‘
* hone 446, tf, | Patricia | | i fact Woman may not be able to keep} “oe 2 e , | Immigration statistics show )}pital, and Pete awaits trial in the|navy recruiting station here. His
— a - pen en Carietme nepally dis-|your seeret, but she ean general Admission: 900 and t8e jthat the number of departing|loeal jail. He will eome up to-|widow, who resides here, sald to-

51.50 Corsets, 95e this week the rep |! keep her own jaliens was greater. ne morning. day that he deserted her in 1942.
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