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H]-wrevveenver erenrey nrmrnverr=l session here has decided not to closure They “vometed aes tacks by the ‘Germans, on the |! DENTISTRY © de “
ATURDAY, SEPT. 22. taht conseription, and approved |¢Stroyed vessels, fometed plo coast’ section: to Ypres, in which |? » “DR. BADGERO” “O. wo
iene a as and’ maintained a. spy system a ot -
Bia resolution of the executive bya the enemy: ‘was: repulsed after jeu 4% Smithers, BC... >. “pe
London: Behind an inferno of with Germany’ 8 sanction. Se “
small majority that opposition to cage hand-ta- hand fighting, ‘though ie! z "
bursting steel British troops ‘car- Class A” men il

‘ Ottawa:
be the only ones called for ser-|-
viee, and of. these the lower
medical classes will not be sent
to France: - There are, however,

the act be only verbal and quite gained ‘a small foothold in. thie

British lines.

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“Civil Engineers
: . Dominion, British Columbia,’
amd: ‘Alberta, Land Surveyors’
“The: _shioping

Offices at Victoria, Nelson; Fort ‘George
board announced ‘today. that - -in

ried on”’ stif{ further today tuto the | passive. One Montreal delegate

German positions along the Ypres: asserted that Belgium would be
Menin road. Probably the great-. | puch better off under German

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Washington.

| ho guarantees that “B’’ and’ Od, New Hazelton: i
est artillery duel of the whole war | Tule. . , EB. BP: BonDeN, oda New Hazelton,
, eo Oy atl gs p17 | C288e8 will not be called up: for] little more than’ a year the
tages over the eight miles which] St, Paul: Cries of “Yellow! service. . Upited States will have an ovean i AZELTON. HSPITAL sem,
Haig’s troops struck early yester- and ‘Put himout!”’ were shouted [irererereerrrerr TREE RRR rrrr rr rrr _ going merchant fleet of 1600 ves. for any period from one month upward at $1 per’.

month in advance. This rate includes office cone
‘aultations and medicines, as well'as all'coata while

'n the hospital, Tickets ohtainable ‘in -Hazelton

day moming. The Germans pour-/@t Senator Lafollctte, when he TUESDAY, SET, 25

sels angregating: over 9, 000, 000

- at the Post Officé‘or the Drug Store; in Aldermara.;: .’
7 : , . ‘ ‘ ‘ Sen cy aac eeerevererry wer" wr resteeen cil f; Mr, T. J. Thorp; in Tellowa frora ir. Wallace: --
ed a terrific barrage to covi their | Y#S Speaking at the closing ses tons, ar by maltrom ee teal Superintendent a ho, .
sion.of the producers and con-| London: The Germans weré Harpist.

cowater-attacks and the British im-
posed a wall of shells before the
enemy's advances, or before their own
‘German prisoners declared
the British artillery fire to be the most}

tro’ ps,

deadly they had experienced,
' The morning papers herald the
new British offensive in Flanders as
the Allies’ answer to Germany's peace
nlanoeuvers.

Berlin: British troops at Paschen-
daele and Gheluvet, on the Belgian
front, pressed forward for more than
iwo- thirds of a mile. They “were
pressed back by counter-attacks
north of the Ypres-Menin road,

- but a portion of the terrain re-

mained in Gritish hands,

Russians _yester-

Petrograd:

day on the. Riga front repulsed
an attack by the Germans with
; The.
Roumanians were ‘compelled ‘to

great losses to the énemy,

abandon the enemy. position they
had “occupied in the region of
Ocna.

Stockholm: Russia has reach-
ed the reign of terror period, and
“today the ery is for blood—for

wholesale executions. Bolsheviki
members of the Petrograd coun
cil of workmen and soldiers - are
. demanding the lives of former; '
secretary, Miliukoff, Rodzianko,
_bresident of the Duma, and 20
other Duma members.

Troops of the German
crown prince attacked the French
positions in the Champagne last

“night, but were repulsed with
serious. loss.

Paris:

Seeretary Lan-| "
sing today made bublic astound-
ing additions to the series of dis-
closures of German intrigues in
‘ America and elswhere,” A mes-
Bape Was - sent, iby Bernstorff on:

Washington:

January 22° last ‘to the. Berlin|. .

foreign Office requesting it to pay .
‘out $50, 000, throwgh him, -to ‘in-
fluence congress, ‘through an un-

“named organization, apparently] p : |
known, to the German authori, t om ‘bey

|powerful counter attack: in-mass

sumerg conference here, '; He
said the U. S, should never have
declared war and sought: to de-
fend the sinking of the Lusi-

tania,

China
Japan on! sending troops tothe
front. No objection will be made].
to sending 300, 000 Chinese sol-

Tokio : is sounding},

France.
flerrrerenerreveeey ever
HONDAY, SEPT, a
Bry wy dh duheiedicks iG
London: German troops last

night . launched heavy counter-

attacks against the new British
linés east of Ypres, on thie Bel-
gian front, The enemy lost very |:
heavily. | Hostile eounter-attacks
continued yesterday on the-Ypres
front without any result ‘being
gained, The enemy launched a
formation on 2 wide'front east of
St. Julien,

“General Alexieft
has resigned his post as chief of
the general staff under Kerensky .

Petrograd:

The Russian army’ is being Ye-

placed by men whom the soldiers
can trust, said minister ‘of war
Verkovski. ° i
Teutonic troops ogain have
started an offensive i in the’ Riga
region. before which. the Russians
have: been forced on. the Mahe] ¢
bank of the Dyina. ° :
Revelations | made. regarding
the Korniloft rebellion elucidate
the fact that. Kornilott was a.tool
in the hands of hig chief-of-staff, |
General Lokornsky, and show: the:
extreme, ‘careful ness with which
the plot was: ‘hatched. ° ;
Peking: “The. “president and |.
cabinet have agreed toa plan’ to
send: ‘atrial division’ of 24, 000
Chinese troops. to France’ if the
money, equipment. Bnd. shaping
are available. : : ;

diers to the battlefront in|:

jin the region of Fosses and Chau-|'.
man woods the artillery.duel 1 was ae

many ‘makes immediately atic. |0% oi dish 5
factory’ oxplatiati a of: the! Luxe

swept back trom all points of
vantage in the Ypres salient. in
Thursday’ § vietory, and the land
and sky were cleared . of the
enemy. _ Canadians walked about
unafraid in “consolidating these
_ The Allies’
troops . are’ -supremely . confident
in their ability-to conquer, .

impor fant gaits,

“A section of the}
press has-openly accused ‘Keren:
sky of backiig Korniioff. in his
revolt, declaring that the premier

Petrograd

engaged in “the conspiracy with
Korniloff to exush the Petrograd
proletariat with the ald of eavalry
troops, Mae

‘Lhe controversy over the re-
cent’ rebellion’ provides a great
sensation. © “Its object was ‘suid to}

number of government officials
attended, Duke Johann Albrecht]
of Mecklenberg-

the meetings

pitz was: the principal speakét of |:
the evening, N.

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‘propriations and a bill” tor- eight}:

billions. a a
Spf etiadnhipretee goes TY

_The new Ger-

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Copenhagen: -

man fatherland, party ‘held its}
first. open. meeting’ last night

before an: enormous, crowd,

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progress last nent at, several

points on the Jutian front. . On
Bainsi2za plateau the Austrians
after violent artillery preparation
repeatedly | attacked the Italian
positions in the i ‘egion of Kaland,

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