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The War Bulletins
WEDNESDAY ~
Paris, Oct. 21 — Official - At-

tacks of enemy on Nieuport, Dix-
mude and Labassee yesterday all

increased and the whole German
line resting’ on the coast: was

- ;foreed into full retreat, and it is

reported-they are falling back on

{Ostend in-eonfusion.

repulsed by Allies. No notable
change at other points, .

London, Oct. 21 — All reports
from the channel coast agree that.
Germans have met with a reverse
and are retreating, _Enemy was
caught between two fires, that-of
infantry on shore and of British.
gunboats off coast, and gradually
gave way under pressure. The

rendered to the Russians south

of Przemysl. ee

- London, Oct.’ 21 ~Warships of
British navy were’ sent ‘to “the
Belgian’ coast: to co-operate ‘in-a
movement against Germans. Ap-
parently Germans heard of ‘this

sent five submarines: to: attack

strength of the attack was then:

them. A scout division of Brit-

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_ Petrograd, Oct: 20—An“entire
[Austrian battalion with-all offi-
cers and machihe guns ‘has sur-:

ERs buried hundreds in the ruins,

and, according to the Daily Mail,

) James A. Riley Gives. Impressions Held

@q|in most places on ‘the: American
| continent . at ‘this’ juncture, and.
fy he will stick down there until the
q| balmy influences of spring ‘havelh
| conquered sonie ‘of the. terrors
i} attendant upon migration at this:

gitime of the year... | - Dated this 15th day of October, 1914,

|states: “At the outbreak it was
| thought that with so many sea-
=l/soned recruits the Allies would

hey furiously at=

treating Germans. Assistance of
British warships in bombarding
the German lines advancing upon
Nieuport is‘an important factor,

London, Oct. 21—A Times des-
patch says that two ‘British gun-
boats engaged with German land

ine, but another warship ‘came to
assistance and submarine retired

oar)

Turkey is ready to join war, and
that ‘the head of Greek vhurch
was ordered ‘to leave Conatanti-
nople: Big earthquake in Greece

Paris, Oct. 21—French marines
yesterday gave a good account of
themselves, German troops tried
to surprise marines but French
held ground against muck: larger
force. A thick fog descended
and under cover of this the mar-
ines get to within thirty feet of
the German trenches before -be-
ing. discovered. * Germans were
bayoneted in the trenches and
marines took 400. prisoners.

“OF THE WAR GAME

~ by Pasadena People on the War
* Situation in Europe

week from J. Anthony Riley. He
is now hitting keys in Pasadena,
Cal, and claims that there are
just a little better opportunities.
in that part of the cduntiy than

Jimmy. gives the common -im-
pression prevailing among a neu:

; tral people on‘the war: situation, |.
and, as in most of his statements
A|Of over four words, lapses into

the parlance of the diamond. He

lean on the kaiser’s delivery and
force him out of the: box like,
but with his. masterly handling
of the game so far it begins to

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ent to support of |

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soners, were: taken from ‘the re-|~

forces were attacked by -submar-

London, Oct. 20---Rumored that |

WHAT THEY THINK |

"Word was received in town last |-

thence weat:80 chains, thence ‘north: 80

-. Speciaf attention paid to Baggag

-Transfer, and. Local Frelaht ‘Contracts’. ||!

oNEW HAZELTON; B.C."

-thenéé south 80 chains, ¢
chains, thence’north, :80.; ch
|| cast 80 chair

{ ment,” Claim’3.: --:
~, Located July 16,

arked,.*F. F's, N-E
ence west 80
ing, ‘then

chains: to point,

‘House Furnishings, Cash ‘Regis:
'. ter, Modern Bath and Fixtures,

Phonograph, Chairs, Beds, Show. |

case, tarber Chair and Mirror,

| Everything must go. at. we
once, regardless of price“

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Geo, Tallmar .. New Hazelton

“Importers and Retail ws een 0
. Dealers in :

Wall Papers”
- Paints, Oils, |. -
‘Burlap, Var-..

. nishes °)

Stains, Brusnes, Dry CoLors, .
. DISTEMPERS, . GLASS, PICTURE’

wen:

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Frank Frank:

FRAME AND Room Movupines,”
PAINTERS’ AND SIGNWRITERS’
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_ LIQUOR ACT, 1910
a (SECTION 41) - wen

first day of-December next, -application:
will be made to the Superintendent of

‘Hazelton Lend District- Diatriet of. 0 .

~. Take notice thet, 60 days after date,
1, Frank Frank, of the city of Vancou-,
ver, B, i
apply. -to
license ta prospect for coal. and’
‘| leum over
Commencing:at a. post -planted ‘atthe. -
south-east corner of
and marked,‘ F, F's. -$: E
‘thence, west 90 chains, thence orth. 0. .-
pees chains, . thence, east. -80 chains, thence. bo,
Co. ‘2. | South 80 chains "to point of commence:
Notice is hereby given that, ‘on. the: ment... Claim 6.70% 002. 4000 no

~, Located J uly:

-| Provincial Police for. a.:rénewal: of: the |—

Coast, Range. .V.

C., mining ‘broker, ‘intend’ to oe
the. Minister of ‘Lands: for a
LCO-
O-acres‘of Jand‘as follows: :
Sec..14, Tp. la, |
. corner,?”:!

16, ‘1914: ae -
~ > Frank ’Frank.

hotel]. license.to. sell. liquor by retail: in
the: hotel known as: thé:Nickol Hotel,
situate on the townsite of Nichol, in the
Provinee of British Columbia.”

Dated thie 15th day of October, 1914.

F,.T. Bowness, Manager

LIQUOR ACT, 1910"
3, penton 41)
Notice is hereby given that, on the
firat day of December next, application
will be made to the. Superintendent: of
Provincial ‘Police for a renewal of the

ote] license to:sell liquor by ‘retail “in

Hazelton Land’ Distriet-—District of: Po
8 aol -

Take notice that, 60 days. after date,
I, Frank
~ ; | city: of Vancouver, B.C 1
: NICHOL:HOTEL COL LTDE es apply to the Minister-of Lands for'a:
a 3 license to prospect. for coal -and- :
16-5 0 s- SY Applicant Jeum over 640 acres of land as: follows; -
ocean ce Commencing "at. 2 post planted at'the ..
north-west ‘corner oi Sec,
and.marked, ‘“Fl'F%s, Ny W
thence east 80 chains,
"| ehaina, thence -west 80° chains,- thence ©
north 80 chaina ‘to point of commence- |. |.
ment. ee ee
Located July 17, 1914...

-. . Coast, Rang

Frank, mining broker, ‘of. the
+s: intend | to

etro-

23, Tp. la,

+ corner,” -
thence ‘south :80-.

Claim ‘7...

eae Frank. Frank: 7 :

the hotel. known as the Northern:Hotel,
‘situate at New Hazelton, in. the Prov-
ince of British:Columbia. 00/00

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COAL NoTICHS

Hazelton Land Distriet—District of .,
a Coast. Ranga Vo. 0 oo)
the city of. Vancouver,. province'of Brit-

ish Columbia, mining broker,-aixty days
after date; intend to.apply tothe Min-

- Hazelton Land Distriet—District of -

ver, B.C., mining broker; Intend: to
apply to the Minister of: Lands,. for a
plicange to, prospect for’.coal and petro-
leum over 640 acreg.of land as’ fo
Commencing at'a post planted one mile ...
east of the nérth-west Corner ofSee;  -
123,:Tp. Ja, and oqeprising See. 24, Tp.
1a, and marked, “F. F*s; N. x
thence east, 80. chains, thence south 80.
: ne 1 re "| chaina, thence west -80 chains, thence ;
_ Fake notice that I, Frank Frank, of | north 80 chains to, point of commenice-

; ment... Claim 8.0.) Log
Located July. 17,19

-_ Coast, Range Vo ‘
Take notice that, ‘60 days after'date, -- i
I, Frank Frank, of. the city of “Vancou- :

lows:

W:. comer,”

Frank |] fank °°

a ae .

ister of Lands-for:a license to ‘prospect
for: coal and petroleum: over640 acres
of Jand’ as follows: ‘Commencing at a
post planted at the north-east: corner of
ec, 4, Tp. la, and: markéd, 4! FF 's, .
N.E. corner,’’ thence south 80 chains, |.

chains, thence éast 80. chains: to’ point
of commericement. Claim 1.0.
“Located: July 16,1914 <0.

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