. to bring her to account for her

between Ypres and Armentieres,
- ‘repulsed and we have strength:

parta. of the battle front.

CRUISER EMDEN IS"
BROUGHT TO END

To Austratian Cruiser $ Sydney Fell the
Honor of Ridding Seas of Men-
ace to British Shipping

London, . Nov, 10—It is Official-
ly announced today that the Ger-
man cruiser Emden was defeated
in an engagement with the Aus-
tralian cruiser Sydney in the Bay
of Bengal. The Emden was set
afire by shells and driven. ashore
on the Coeo group. The loss of
officers and men was very heavy
on the. Emden, while casualties
on the Sydney were slight. .The
Sydney with her superior speed
sighted the Emden yesterday and
gave chase, keeping upa running
fight to the Cocos, near Jave,
when the German cruiser caught
fire and was driven ashore. The
Emden with a speed of 24 knots
had long-eluded the slow cruisers
which have been on her trail

depredations, which included the
sinking of twenty + one British
merchant ships valued at four
million and cutting of the British
cable at Coco. Captain and sur-
vivors were arrested.

London. Nov. 11—Captain Von
Muller and Prince Franz Joseph
of Hohenzoliern are both prison-
ers from the Emden, neither be-
ing wounded. The losses on the
Hmden were 200 killed and 30
wounded; the &ydney, 3 killed
and 15 wounded. Admiralty or-
ders honors of war shown the
to the survivors, .

FIGHTING IS SEVERE
_ ON WESTERN FRONT

Germans Renewing Attempt to Cut a
Passage Through to « alais by
Way of Ypres, District

Paris, Nov. 10—Germans have
renewed probably their final at-
tack to reach the English channel
via Ypres, and what may be the
greatest battle of the war is ex-
pected daily, Attacks to- day all:
failed; allies holding everywhere.

Paris, Nov. 10—Official— Action
continues ° -with a. great severity
around Armentieres,” each side
alternately. advancing: . The day
was marked by the check of an

 attaék south. of Ypres and per-7'
ceptible advance. by: the French

in the vicinity of Ridsehoote and
On: British front, all attacks were

ened: our. positions at all other

stend. i is ‘Evacuated

London, Nov:.10—The advance
ja - ‘of . Belgians. have . pene-;

-|GERMANY IS AGAIN:

A BATTLE GROUND

Russians Forced Enem Enemy from Poland
and the Retreat.Has Reached
‘Cracow in Hasty Fight

“Petrograd, Nov. 10- Ailserious
contact is now within Germany’s
territory. Our cavalry has now.
pierced the enemy’s left flank at
Konin and lullified their entire
defensive inside the Polish fron-
tier, Russians took 1500 wagons
of coal abandoned on sidings in
East Prussia. Extensive. under-
ground works of German had to
to. be abandoned. Russians are
now attacking Austro- German
rear guard at outer Cracow fort-
resses. Their retreat was in great
haste and there is yet no sign of
where they will stop. German
rear guard has 10,000 motor cars
to aid retreat. They have made
no serious stand since leaving
Warsaw, |

~ Londen, Nov. 10—Severe fight-
ing on Nov, 6 on all the Servian

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| CREATE DEMAND

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Addressing the Hamilton Busi-
ness Men’s Association the other
night, an expert who has made a
study of advertising said:

“The only way to stir up this
demand is to advertise. In one
city where a canvass of 1040 wo-
men was made to ascertain why
a special line of cereal was asked
for more than any other variety,
it was found that the great in-
fluences governing this demand
for one line was due partly to the
salesman, but more especially to
newspaper advertising.’’ He em-
phasized this latter method of

tion of possible buyers, and said:
‘Too many storekeepers rely on
their location or on their goods
to draw business, This is not
adequate.
pla to come to your’store, gentle-

”|men, but advertise in the news-|__
papers ‘and by so doing. create}:

such a demand for. your. particu-

competitors that business © will,

bringing goods before the atten-}

Do-not ‘wait for. peo- |’

lar line to the exclusion ‘of . ‘your

buy”
-old:
goods
when
can
get
new? |

to town.

CANNED AND EVAPORATED - ‘

FRUITS AND —
VEGETABLES —

‘Tomatoes,, Corn, Peas, Ete., and -

the famous ‘‘Gold Bar” Evaporat-

ed Fruits. Cream---Canada First,
B. C.; St. Charles and Jersey. -

‘The largest assortment ever: ‘brought in-
These are all this year’s pack,
The quality is. higher and prices lower, .

A Large assortment of- high standard |

Shot Guns_ and Rifles

LYNCH BROS.,. New

General Merchants and Supply Store ¢

. Hazelton

“The Hazelton Hospital

fronts, Austrians losing 1000 kill-
ed and being compelled to retire

Shabata.

Koenigsberg Bottled Up

cruiser Koenigsberg was bottled
up in shoal water at Mafia island,

ish party who blew ‘up a reef
which blockaded the channel af-
ter the Koenigsberg entered. H.
M. §. Chatham is unable to enter
the channel owing to draught.

Santiago, Nov. 10- The British
eruiser Glasgow which engaged
the German squadron off Chilean
coast and the British ‘transport
Otranto. passed Delgada « Point,
in the Straits of Magellon, bound
for Falkland Islands.. pete

British : battleships. off Bahama |’

ma-canal ‘to avenge the loss of
the Good Hope... The canal is now |
open to warships of all nations. .

naturally double and treble.”

to their former positions before:

islands. may pass. through: Pana-.|"

London, Nov. 10--Thé German |

off German East Africa by a Brit-|-

New York, ‘Nov. 10— ‘Seven

- For you we have. no,fear,..

That's what’ counts. and|-
what i is characteristic of

Herald Printing

‘Your God is on your side,

The Hazelton’ Hospital” issues” |’
tickets for any period at $1 per” ;
-month in advance, . This rate. in-. |. a
cludes “office . consultations “and*-| :
medicines, . ‘a8 well a8: all -costs:.-[:
“while in the hospital. Tickets are | -
“obtainable in Hazelton from‘ the’

post office or drug store; or from...
the Drug Store, New-Hazelton; - | - BE
from Dr, McLean, Smithers; T.3.'° 7. an
Thorpe, Aldermere; Dr. Wal lacd.

Telkwa, or by. mail: from the Med- "
ical al Supt. at the Hospital.”

nes ar ANTHEMS |
BELGIUM

mona ee ee |

Forget past slavery— .
Let not your courage lag,
Fight to again be free,
Fight for your righ ts, your flag.
We touch our sovereign’s hand,
He bids us‘all “‘be free,
Fight for your: native land—
King, Law and Liberty. ”

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FRESH CONFECTIONERY :
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. Newspapers . - Magazines o
_ Cireul utin g Library,

March on with sturdy stride: .
Climb higher yet—and higher—

‘He'll grant your soul’s desire. -
Work with good - heart and. hand,

- Your fields shall fertile’ he, '
Fight for your home—your land,

King, Law and Liberty.

oo mp pe nd

To. kinsman, Jong’ estranged,
This: message now-we send—

Our heart ‘to. you is changed, .
Once foe is now our ‘friend,

So, side. by side, we stand, -
‘Let: us-all brothers be—

‘And fight for native: land,
King, ‘Law: and Liberty,

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|| tHE GALENA ae

in Sth Avenue, New v Hazelton, B. C.

cia

oh, Belgium, ‘mother dear,
-To you our hearis—our’ ‘arms!

- We heed not war’s alarms.” os ,
Immortal you will live, — . ee

~Home of the brave and. free— .
Your sons theit lives: will, give.

For King, Law, Liberty!

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| North-west Territories and in. ep :
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Noes at an annual rental of ‘$1 ain: acre.
ot more than 2,560 acres wi
to pre applicant... - 2
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staked out by the : abel cant himself. -
Hach application must be accompanied
by a fee of $5.which: will be refunded if
the ghts applied for are not available,
but'not: otherwise io

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