“1 Ward, Migs M. 7 .

“PRICE $2.00 A eae ae

"AE iN
~ SUBSCIFTIONS

- Gratitying saa success is -at-:
tending the efforts ‘of: ‘the |
.. Board of Trade ‘committee |
* whieh has: charge. of. the
~ Hazelton MachineGun Fund.

' The people of the’ ‘town are -
manifesting" a ‘strong desire
to assist i in providing a mod-—
_ etn weapon for the Hazelton’ -
“boys. at- the front,. and: al. |
“though ne canvass has been
“made, the voluntary: sub-
scriptions: received | ‘up. to”
hoon today. total. over $4005

Following i is. thé list: .
Anderson, TAY B.. OBS - 6,00"
~ Barrington, G..

‘ Goddard, ‘Ernest . 2 B00:
“Hall; Prank’J." Vo B00
Ss Bieks, 8.0.0: 5 B,00*
Hoskins, 8. He: . . 725,00" -
* Kirby, de Bes .. 7100.00

_Eittle; BB. is
» Loring, R, E.”
Macdonald, A. Re ue
® Mathews, “H. M.-
~ Mennie; Go Wo:
- Newick, Jno. 8.000!
Preston, de Viees 3 60

Reid, Chas...”
- Saunders, S.. N. wae
Stnith, ELVE cbs
Tilley: D,-B.

“Ware, Woe
Wright, .¢."

a ang...

“oy ing: traina “for the removal of the
troops, ©

- heavy ‘gans from the great ‘fort.

‘information

. Rumora “on ‘Sunday night tliat!
' .° an Indian: had been killed on .the
. _Kispiox road’ .were investigated |;
: by Chief Minty. and -Constable| =
Mead, who learned that. the Jre-
a _ port originated in:the. disappear- =
“ance of. David: Robinson, a young .

the © ‘Indians, and. the police

E VACUA TION OF POLISH CITY BEGINS.
ae RENE WED FIGH TING IN FLANDERS

~ London: - The ‘Ruselans” ‘have

dentided of all ‘government stares |ti ively ama

likely | to be of use ‘to the Ger-

The . svork Obs removing: “the

A “coisiderablp ‘part: of = ‘the
defences must. remain: ‘intaet un:
til the Jat. moment so the enemy
can ‘be held back until the: ‘us.

‘ians ‘get ala.
begun thé evacuation of ‘Warsaw are naw being |
with the removal: of all: public], iunitfo
documents and treasures. Bunks. t ¢ las

are sending their gold to Petro- 1
‘|| gradand by tomorrow: itis be: | misearey:th
‘|| lieved. the’ city. will, have seen ; the

Such” was the: substance | :
“of, advices reaching - here ‘today,
) Authorities are ‘now “concentrat-

_Pthe: tr. ches recent! ca tured
ress of Novo- Georgievsk,” “Wwhich|— en ¥ cap

Ce fran Warsaw's 8. northwestern]

“Lindon (offal), 08 Friday

f our trenches
uth of Hoogé: ‘(east

borbardmen
north: and:
of Ypres, ‘Belgium) and followed

this. byt an attack ‘with flame.pro-

jectars.. ‘detiy yare red | chiefly against

by. us. Hoge. The enemy

“Geneva z

“Pr eparations ‘

4) rival: of over ‘five divisions of

[in a despatch from Copenhagen,
al whieh : ‘says, great damage. has

Dorin the: past, woe

tans the: Italians: have: advariced Bet er
five ‘miles: along: the entire Isonzo :
front; - says™ a ‘private. despatch.

‘more. “than ‘nade “up: by thé ar-

relntorcements,

: Yondon: ‘Successful retaliatory
'| submarine ‘warfare by the French
‘against the Germans i is: reported

been done i in. the. harbor of Zee-
,| brugge: “by. “French. submarines.
French -boats,, “according. ‘to re.

in the hacbor, “in som 2, case
loss Of life, « a

The Leyland. liner

‘London:
| Iberian has been sunk by-a Ger-}
man submarine, off the south
thvonst of Ireland. Seven of the
crew, r, neluding, ‘four Americans,

The. Aiistrian-lossesave estimated

at, 80,000, : bat” ‘they: “have: ‘been.

‘sila miade of those metals.

a ar Leelanaway Archangel: to Bel-
«| fast, with a, cargo: ‘of: flax, Was
| torpedoed off, the north: copat.. of
mP 8 Scotland, th

English. waters, sinkinga French
NS | Stéatier and: four: Britis “th
82 | ters; One of the. undersea boats 25"?
that
is teported to have. heel’ ‘destroy- Perey
}ed by: bombs and ‘gunfire. oe

PROGRESS OF: THE. ‘GREAT- WAR DAY. BY DAY.

+ “In: the ‘Vosges,
st |-notwithstanding ° “the “bombard.
1 |-ment; have organized ‘their: posi-}
.| tions conquered yesterday” vat
Ban de: Sept. | wo

our troops,

London: - German . submarines

; : th today resumed their: activity: in}:
to “‘Taviniki th no: Austro-Gerinan ie

e have come, very close. to: this line) |g

Me.

———-

“London: A The Ainerican steam-

The: British, ‘steamer |

the ‘Narew north., of: ‘the Polish
+ capital.
—Fbut:.the: general belief” is held

byl: ‘eomtie “within: a ‘foitnight,
-with’simultaneous attacks on'the

Narew tiver ‘along | a “40- mile
front, “are driving ‘the Rugeiaiis
‘toward the Bug, where: dt joing

‘Warsaw still. holds out,

here: that its loss. by. the: Russians

city from: north’ and south, “Tn!
the’ meantime, General: von Bue-
low’ 8 troopay’ ‘aiving gouth “from

‘port, destroyed German _yensele es

ie c evening and. this a

‘tween ‘the two teams.

fining, both ‘teams played good. . ©

ine “progtess, they have not r
ed 2 stage te
+i

‘Every resident of Hazel
fon’ and district should at- =
tend the patriotic concert in Jo. | *
Assembly Hall next ‘Wed- -
_ nesday evening, which is to- |
mark the anniversary ofthe J.
. declaration of War. 0 0 Poor
A program of--speechea,. |”...
" songs, music and recitations
of an appropriate .character J).
has heen arranged, and the |
proceedings ‘will, be-of the” -
. most, intéresting nature a
It is hoped-that at this de
monstration the’. Board. o1
Trade will he-able to
nounée the, completion. ‘of .
the subscription list for the:
. Machine Gun Fund, and~
that the name of Hazélton [| -
- will then be added: tothe |... ...
‘list. of towns. which have. wooae te
“given. practical- evidence of oe
- their, whole-hearted.-adher- . |:
(chee: to the cause: of

PRINCE. GEORGE WINS i
oe THREE OUT OF FIV.

‘Returning from Prince Ripert, °
where they. defeated the: coast’:
team by two pames to one, Prince 7
George. played. the Tigers last

“In the first game, they. succeed~ a

team. The contest - wa
best so.far.seen this season
‘Starting ” 7
with-one | un each in ‘the first. .~

ball until: the ninth, when th
visitors,; who had made a second
tally ie ‘in: : the sixth,. secured three