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NO. 19. PRINCE RUPERT, B. C., SATURDAY, JANUARY 23, 1015.

 

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\TEST AEROPLANE RAID HAS NOT BEEN CONFIRMED

MANS AGAIN CHANGE PLANS IN POLAND—FRENCH . ARTILLERY DOING | EXCELLENT TT WORK

HS GERMANS ALTER EASTERN PLANS

(CH ARTILLERY TRIUMPHS-
GERMANS COMPELLED T0 MOVE ATTACK POLAND FROM SOUTH

TAKE AMMUNITION DEPOT FROM GERMANS—FIGHT-~
3 IN ALSACE CONTINUES AND ADVANTAGE SEEMS } FRONTAL ATTACK ON WARSAW WILL BE DELAYED
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TO BE WITH FRENCH.

»ecial to The Daily News.) foot bridges in front of St. Mi-| (Special to The Daily News.)

Petrograd, Jan. 23.—It has be-
come apparent to the Russian
General Staff that the Germans|*® Comsequence it is believed that
have altered materially their|the most severe fighting in the
plan of campaign on the Russian| near future is likely to oceur in

from Bukowina in northern Hun-
gary and in eastern Galicia. As

Jan, 23 Progress by hie!

100 yards in the region In Alsace there is no interrup
tion to the fig , an :

aertzyde is reported in n he fighting and the

French have made progress near

Aspach bridge

 

 

ficial report.

ileco have been artillery

What Berlin Says. BELGIANS STILL AT IT. frontier, with a view to attempt-|the south rather than on the
es at several points on Berlin, Jan. 23.—The German] Or the northern battlefront—trenches alongside the Dixmude-Nie uport Railway. which has been ing to oust the Russian forces} Warsaw front.
it between Soissons and / official report claims that French the scene of desperate fighting. we

 

‘he French gaining the attacks*at various points have

 

 

 

Tac is being violent-| In the Argonne, west of Fon-|GERMAN AEROPLANE BRITISH AVIATORS |AUSTRIAN PREMIER on

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

                 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

west of Beausejour = a/prisoners and machine guns were (Special to The Daily News.) (Special to The Daily News.)
attack was repulsed. jotatured. (Special to The Daily News.) | (Special to The Daily News) (Special to The Dally News) London, Jan. 23—Reports were| Constantinople, Jan. 23.—The
Argonne the Allies ad | Northwest of Pont-a-Mousson Paris, Jan. 23.—German avia-| Amsterdam, Jan. 23.—It is re- Rome, Jan. 23—Count Sturgkh-|.ireyiated here last night that |official report claims that the
ed a complete check to}! feeen attacks were driven off. tors yesterday dropped eighty|ported that British aviators drop- Stuergkh, the Austrian Premier,|.overal German planes were| British forees, assisted by three
nans at Fontain Madag. There is nothing to report from Masts cb Dette ties six {®**> Belgium, escaping unhurt. is reported to have resigned, and hovering over the English Chan-|eunboats, were defeated by the
e Metise the French artil-|castern Prussia, it is said, and in : : diane : bial : fa = eK > - By
abit the Germans | northern Poland the Russians are |P""? le and injuring fourteen,| Ped bombs on the docks at Bru-|is succeeded by the Austro-Hun-|nel, Nothing definite is known|Turkish forees near Kurna, the
Preses aad 6B ors arian Finance Minister, L. Von}: id, sd
ite an ammunition depot | stated to have been driven out of ; n he British aviator AUSTRALIAN 'N NAVY garian Finance Minister, L. Von oe the Se ae many | junetion of the Euphrates and the
chase e Ge ns y s o ‘
ted serious damage on|Blinno and Gojak. ‘ : . ; rmans, Sriaging} Bilinski. ws priate * title @ Gates Tigris rivers, and states that the
down one machine. o oO bb
: Turks defeated the Russian
<a STILL ON THE JOB|,wemcan swipe cone alanine, +5 Nasa
SSEE REPORTED ‘MOVING INJURED oy Senne ee (Special to The Daily News.) COLORS LOWERED) London, Jan. 23.—Fishermen foree which attempted to turn
BOARD OF TRADE | -. ales arriving at Noordwijk, in the|Turkish right wing.
‘AKEN BY THE ALLIES T0 CITY OF ROME ar sell ee eee ti pee State Department Wants Some Netherlands, assert that they
oaliniis Pan The annual meeting of the a on ae oa rtd tr Information About It. saw an airship answering the de- NOTABLE ADVANCES OF
special to The Dally News.) (Special to y News Board of Trade was held last|S@"* @ Supply Ship waite eripti 6G i
? , aides scription ofga German Zeppelin u
3.—It is reported ad a ss winsy so night in the rooms of the organ- cs acting as an suxiliary for Washington, Jan. 23.—The|founder in the North Sea. RUSSIANS IN POLAND
sames s now occ upied sand imjures rave been bro lizati : Seeond Avenue. A rérman cruisers. a Fal Al ™
- * om State Department has requested se Alarm.
ufter the fepulse by |here from the earthquake zone number of matters came up be- —— - — —___. a cndatt: tam 0 Jen te on (Special to The Dally News.)
; jet 1 Ger scteltanpeitadiidiprsnasiaiiemmigts | the | ’ ‘ th os ae STEAMSHIP DACIA’ of the British embassy informa- : London,
| a devermines rer. plore @ DpOATaG DU as 1 ne oT. Oo )
BISHOP SERVED WITH dice off eh Gas bee steam. |" nfirmation of the reported visit) jij .atch says that the Russians
t to foree their lines. ficers were being elected it was AS 0 , it o the east coast of England of a}. ;
aie PAPERS IN LIBEL SUIT led to pase them on to the H N T YET SAILED er Greenbrier, from Norfolk | German aircraft lest night in northern Poland are continu-
RB IS SOME SPORT! alae ae ; * aoe 23,—Bishoy Inew coun< | , 9 pam Bremen, under the certificate of a their ree advance from
naha, Neb., Jan. - snap | Special to ly News. . , i .
"ae lw. T. Sumner, of Oregon, who The president read a lengthy G 2 t . T woeg 3 The the British consul at New York, LGQGQGUOREEIED Silas lina ae tions
HW @ ‘le . Lae er, oO egon, ( saiveston, exas, . we 6 ‘uni .

6 i through Omaha today on jand instructive report of the). mer Dacia i till at the|"** Gepged-te 2 SS eruiser,| Pen Less oF GieuT Aue re ; i tines cutee: te
n geese are | passec ro ane oagay Oo; ‘ steame acis a é . Ww
twenty 8 and fifty - ae year’s work which ineluded a sent under the British flag to a! are emporerily a owing

tu od Saturd from |!'s way home to Oakland, was docks and probably will not sail : | oe the necessity of burying the
eturned on Saturday fr ved while passing througb lot of valuable information about ML re i uta. te 6 British port and detained weed A special jury in the Supreme Turkish dead
“ » . ° ’ served . ASS oO toda as ender ow x 4
« trip up Knight's Inlet Clinton County, Iowa, with paper this city and district. The presi- wel days before being allowed to 5 Jourt which has heard the claim iet oe
. a » i into “ay y, lowa, apers | ne gale.
+ ee in a suit for $50,000 damages for dent explained that the report was plete her voyage to Bremen. lof William Atkinson, a Prince THE PASSING OF
asked him to present|'"™ 4 > ws a | . om ce
om . almost entirely the work of Com- The detention of the Green- | Rupert longshoreman, for dam-
‘ 4 5 alleged libel. The plaintiff is|* : os : ’ THE WAR MAKER
mplaint that all feasts . ae . hme . nesident| ™issioner a Wtete aed it HERDER REE brier was brought to the attention | ages for the loss of his right arm
i rs , : re .|John Ca I ay, # | : | - 6 ae
ial gatherings were pro- : lhe A Satnule knowtedees of the|* CALLS ON BRYAN *lof the State Department by tele-|in an ateident on board the
to the Indians to.Ottawa.}of Jackson County, Towa, who| * TO INTERVENE NOW * . oP 7 a London, Jan. 23—Count Bereh-
liane did t want to hold|took the same train to Chicago |Prveress and resourees of this ‘ eee < grams from Captain Farley, her | steamer Arna, has assessed the told’s resignation is regarded in
ians did not want to hol< Sak tetneaphel heel te alan: district. It will be published is * : ali awe commander, now at Bremen. Far- | damage at $3,500. Atkinson was the London press as symptomatic
es, but they did wish tol® ae copate he oul The election of officers for the | oronto, ane cum 5 OE a * . ley stated that at a point on the) | helping to unload the vessel when of the increasing gravity of the
cis oe srings The _jneys to prepare 8 . ‘ , Neers , oO. 7
al gathering The In a ae te tha eeitancinth of 700" We then proceeded with: & : ae te eee ’ rs North Atlantic, which he fixed by |the derrick boom fell, pinning his Austria-Hungary plight The
» . » a . e ar 0 s 0 0 7 ay se r . = : : - .
ad contributed just a few alléged critcisms passed upon an | wi as decided that all past pre tele ; y v nd mp > longitude and latitude, the Green- |arm against the hatch, and neces- Times says: “Something has
e » o ‘eo. e s s sae ’ é ° » Ste a Seana — :
reviously $100 to the Ca Episcopal minister in Chicago, \de nts should be ex-official mem- ‘ ee , — a . < brier was overhauled December jsitating an amputation. Owing snapped in the fabric of the dual
war fund.—Vancouver | @P!scope , ’ PS al me tities State, by Rev. ryon ; 30 by a British cruiser The . ieti ? :
who some time ago married Mur- | ber f the uneil. The follow- ©  Giatinn: banker ct eels <A . ° waren - su to me conflicting nature of the monarchy. What exactly hag:
ray and afterward declared he|!"& were elected, and constitute ; ; ‘ : boarding officer required him to janswere made by the jury to given way, whether ' any elas
es “ay and afterwar . » ¢ - * Stree Congregationa : . 7?
easier to Gall t a liar ; the new board for 1945: continue on his course, convoy-| questions submitted to them, a :
asier ¢ call aman a liar| wos not aware the latter had been * i Bs 7 ae ee * Church and a former resi- *]..4 ¢» a day or two while the cor-lauedlida of low ‘anetbe areelll deep ruptures will follow, we ame
is to prove it, divorced. The legal papers were} ' . ; 1... |* dent of the United States: * as a ‘ : not yet in’a position to guess.
illite daiaaieel Vice President—G. W. Nicker- go was being searched. before the verdict can be entered, iy 3 itorial
(eee * * “** . * # #| served on the train last night. * “How much longer will * : : The Daily Mail, in an editoria
ao Then the cruiser placed aboard|Mr. Justice Gregory has fixed the titled “The M who Made the
1ERE PETITIONS ARE bleenettione : o na|® you keep silent while non- 1/5), Greenbrier s » additional a — o aan
. THE WEATHER. Secretary-Treasurer—J. Lorne DT aad i eee al the Greenbrier some additional|time for argument for Monday War,” says the resignation means
, es | Maclaren ' nr British officers, who hoisted the;/morning next.—-Vancouver Prov- ,
\¢ petitions addressed to * ok th seme ats ; . a r. D. Pattullo, G. L.|* murdered and every prin- ®]51:.5 fas. She also sent-a prise |ince. Hungary's alarm at the advance
cOvernenens eee e - % a aati 23, 1915 Clayt - W. E. Williams, G J. * ciple of The Hague Con- * erew aboard, which navigated the | contamina edithtinain -_ Oe eyes and Me —e
e I onan se ated f e 3 x = 3 . 30,038 sl " M. P. MeCatffery A. Da- \@ ference is being violated? #* ship so that, according to Captain| VICE-cONsuL 1S RECALLED. oo ee 2 ee ae
\upert can be seen at * ‘a0 sheen th A> aetiend. ee i* You have. your ideals and * Warley. she was damaged before! rvention ave arouse
following places. Drop #|Max. temp. «.-++++++e+5: : — a 4 your dreams. You have * ne ; a to the necessity to impose &
n: #|Min. temp. .....-+--+++++29.0 | Nelson, L, W. Patmore, 8. P Me-|* she was brought into Kirkwall.|Mad Too Many Ideas About How), : oi. noid on Hungary.”
ae : iiaenee - Mordie, W. P..Lynch, ¢ aptain|* Spoken eloquently of the *lo.ie the Greenbrier remained War Should Be Run. “on ‘ Daily Chronicle suggeate
- a . BAPTIST CHURCH. Babington, J G. MeNab, M. J. Ho- * Prince of Peace. Your # three days, Captain Farley refus- P comagutliiians th m me " 4 ef Burien &
beeprin, ~: . a bin. 8. Parker and M. Albert. \* continued silenge must *]:.. ¢ sail her farther except un-| Washington, D. G., Jan. 23.— eens isaffected
idian B, of C, * : ship, 41 @. m3 — |* surely give the lie to your #* a F aoe Mie © Ge Matt ly ne L. Cues “1 - meant as a sop to the disaffee
ink of B. N. A. * Morning worship, : ’ —— elgg vartmnal gat te . der the American flag. re Bri = ae in L, Cutright, American vice- Magyars. ;
¢. Sheaniies @ Sunday school, 2:30 Evening BAND , Comeanr. ectures and sermons, ish authorities finally consented |consul at Nottingham, England, The Daily News says: “The
—~ © mt real, wp t sure speak ‘ a . 7 .
tel helen ios S worship, 7:30 p. m.; subject, The |* am sure I speak for the * to the raising of the British flag, | was recalled, according to a state- state of Austria-Hungary is so
‘e ye : rreég ajor 0 Pi “Tr . ¥ . -
val Hotel ! * Master Demand.’ You are wel The Metiakatla Band will |* great majority : f _— * and Captain Farley took his ship }ment by Secretary Bryan, because perilous that the question is
’ Ovel, \* residents of the United * : . ; :
come. shortly give a concern in the to Leith, where a pilot was picked|a letter written by Mr. Cutright 3 ae
avoy Hotel, * ee S . citans Sheatee thi eo * States now living in Can- * up and the Greenbrier was settnaes tail published in an Omaha paper, whether ohe ean be saved at all
entral Hotel, * REDUCTION IN COAL. s | dda,” * ; ‘ ; a r : : by anything but peace before
ew Knox Hotel * their band funds. The Metlakatla to her destination at Bremen. ‘Contained expressions # Opin-| nore enemies fall upon her.
: 2B. FE SI _ lboyvs have been so generous with | 6808868868808 968 The points upon which the | jion in re gard to the war.’
vindsor Hotel, *! Beginning Monday, January 25, ————___---- —————— ! 7 Clearly, Berchtold could not pur-
ity Hall * _——, Well ' Coal Prince Rupert that they should | State Department wants informa- | A report from Nottingham said sue a vourse radically different
alia : > the price of Now Wellagwn “nl ne patronized in turn, Mr, Hoel-| Saturday Cash Rvgstale tion are, first, why was it neces-|Mr, Cutright had left there for|>.... one with which his name
anadian Fish and Cold # will be as follows: ' cher, of the City Band, will be di-| |sary to search the Greenbrier in;London after being informed by will be eternally associated.”
acl « 0 se L Coal, per ane eee . , : . :
rage Company * No. 1 House Lump ore rector for the oceasion and is the at jview of the certificate issued by | the mayor and other city officials
\ op <a Dem sen secede 0s OV first time they have reeeived any the British consul at New York, that he would no longer be ac-
. T. PB. Wharf. *) Washed Nut, per ton...$8.59 = | P. }
itzs Cigar Store * oe om f : ; t de! iwhite assistance e i$ ‘and, second, why a neutral mer-|ceptable as vice-consul.
. . ». , ’ t ‘ mre ae
ole's Cigar Store * Pus weight one p 4 4 Albert i --_————— | —tvory Soap— jchent vessel was compelled to — F O e
. ,. a, ogers & Albe e
rme ; ery guaranteed.—-Koger A few copies of the Pioneer jlowar her flag when under no Dinna forget Burns Banquet on ° aan
rme's Drug Stores, * 10c Cakes, & for 250 VERSARY
‘orvig Fish Company * | Booklet remain unsold. To close 2-ib. Tin Keiller’s . | known rule could she be regarded|Monday nieht at 8:30 in St, An- 16TH ANNI
Vanderers’ Club * WaNTeD. ‘them out quickly the publishers iiieteene pet + a ‘as a prize? drew’s Hall, Gents, $1.50. Ladies, MASQUERADE BALL
‘vince Rupert Club, . — |have reduced the price. Get enelt o.. vin maple aud Gade §| Tee DritiaB ambassador ene i08-00. A guid Seoteh nicht wi MoINTYRE HALL
‘autical Academy, «' Piano at reasonable price. Ap-jat Orme's (either store) for 750 Syrup—200 jpeets a report on the subject from |musie, speeches, sangs and danc- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11
To eee ee «(ply P.O, Box 895 19-25 | while they last. Gt - the London Foreign OMece ing.