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V N KLIICK’S ARMY HAS BEEN DEFEATED

THE GERIIIANS RETREATING INTO PRUSSII-I

PIIESIIIINI PIIIIIEIHI

IISII-S HIIIIIIIIIHIIHS

LONDON, Oct. ti.-Oilicial_ King

The Terrible Duel Vihich Has Waged Iiiurderously for Over Three Weeks is at Last Practically Ended. Four Days of Inces-

sant and Violent Attacks by (iermans Have Resulted in Complete Victory for the Allies. Von KIuck’s Army Has Been Driven From Positions Selected as Last Stand. in the East the Germans are Iietreating in Confusion Across Prussian Border..

GQOFSG 'mf' "°“"I"‘*‘I ‘I “fI°t<“"'\ "FUN von t<l.ucK DEFEATED. , ENcouRAe|Nc. News FORMER cPR LINER :move WAR cos'r|NG t=RANcE $7,000,000 v0N MOL-rn; gt-t|t=_|= or GERMAN

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President Poincttre of lfrance, saying: “ On leaving the i"renclt ltt'.atitittartt't~s I had the great pleasure of paying a visit to Field Marshal i"i‘eticit at liritish Itcatldtiarters ami to his valued

__ PARIS. Oct, ti.~lt‘rettclt and British lroops tiet`cated the tiernian t‘igltt wing oi' the army under General Voit l\lut:k_ At two points oi` conflict

iirllilill U`00llS~ I SGiZ0 i|liS Ul>iwl‘- above Soissons the Allies delivered a

tuttity ot' renewing to your i\ittjt:sty my ntost liettrty i'elit:ittttion.~t and shall he gratefiil it’ yoti convery tiieiit to the splendid army witiclt is ttow lighting tritnticully by the side ot' the l<`rt'.ttcii.

King George replied to }<‘i‘encit idx-

ecutive in the following teit_'grtttn:-»- “l heartily thank you, Mr l't~t'.sitlt'ttt, for informing me of the visit wliich you so kindly paid to the head- tninrters of my army in I<‘i'ttttt‘t'.. l will gladly convey your niessagt' ot' t'otigi'altilntions to my troops. who are protiti to be lighting side by side with tht' gallant .lt‘rt'.ncit army."

Bill. IIIIN. Silt HUGHES

IIIVIS iilll IIIHIIPI

()'l"I`A\V/\, Oct. (3.--(Toi, lion. Sain.

llttghes' playftil preit~nt:e that he was going to the front next wet'k was cast aside to»nigiit, wItt't\ ite lt'lt `l`or Qiit:iit~t~_ cn routt' i'or New York, to takt' ship to follow the first. t‘attndian cotttittgcttt. lit' will not reniain long oit lltt' otltt't' side, httt \viil retttrti lo the administra- 1i\'t'. work of his departinent and tltt' nioltiiising ot' a secotttl coittitigcitt and reittt`orccnit'iiis to i'ollo\v.

Sir itoht. liortlen will again be acting Minister oi` Militia in the aiist'm‘e of t`ol. liugltes.

ONTARIO TO GIVE $15,000 TO BELGIANS.

'l`(llt0N’i‘O, Oct. 0.----tltttttrio will

give $15,000 towartl ltelpittg tin' llcl- gians who have ht't'n rulnetl by tht' itivasion of tht' Geritintts.

Tltis ttttttottttcetttcttt. was ntnde to-

day by Premier Hearst. "

GAS EXPLOSION IN »

MINE KILLS SIXTEEN.

BITIMINGTIAIII. Alu.. Oct. ti.---Six-

teeninenlastniglttart' known to he dead, and twelve injured as the rc- sult of ti pocket gas t'xplo.r.ion early to-day at the l\i'ulga mines ol' the Woodward iron (`tiiiiptttty. uettr lCn~ stley. itcntovui of the hotties is pro- t:t't'tiing slowly, ottly ttiite of tht' six- teen tlentl have been brought out earl

last. itiglti.

Mlnard's liniment cures trariret in now;

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furious assault. oit the i{aiser's forces unti_ drove them t'rotti tiieir ettircitclteti positions, which titey had held for tlte last two weeks.

At Lttssittgny the Gerntatts tit-

tentptod by nntsst.'d onslaught to pierce the i<‘renclt battle t`rottt, but they were defettted attd forced to re- treat with heavy loss.

KAISER'S FORCES DEFEATED.

_i‘.\ltlS, ()ci. li_~-(intro mort' glorious \'|t~tory rt'wnrtlt'tl iltt' niagttiilcteni, scif- sat-riticiiig lteroisni ot` tht' i<‘|‘t'm-it ami llritisit soldiers wlto lutvt' ht't'n calicti upon rr'pt'atetll_v to wiiltsiantl the ter- rific sitock oi` the furious tnasst'd at-

' lacks of the t}t~rntans_ -

’i`Itt' conilict at itoyc, tlit' itttitzt. sav-

:t_t',t' tt|` this, or, pt'i'ltaps_ tii` :iity other ttttr, rt'sultt'.ti in thc dt'l`t-at of the Kni-

st-r`s |`orct's.

The onslttnglii at ltoyt-. was ti rcpe-

tition ol' lltt' cntlcavors of the iuvatlers to break tiowtt lite e\'t'r-ativattt-iiig coi- ititiits of tht' Allies by tt com-ci|lratt'ti attack on witat tht-_v bt'lit'vt'd to ht' tt wettlc pot'tioit of tht' it‘rt'm.'lt battle

front.

For four tlttys thc (lt'rniaiis batlletl

with the energy ot` despair to lturl lint-.lc the l"rt'ttt~i\ front their inettaciitg posi- tions. Slit-cess tvns tt vital iitrtfessity l`or the invaders if the Gcrnian rigltt wiitg was to ht' saved t`rotti the peril witicit ntonit'ntarily tlirt'tttt'iieti its tie- struction. Iteinfort~entt'itt.s, sent front tht' (ierniau ct'ntrc, by \vtty of Ittton, gave (ieitetuti Von l{lut'k lttrgciy stipe- rior nnutbcrs, as t~oinpart'd with the Allies, at tht' point. of iltt' tiring zone.

The hatiit' began with tt tcrritlt: iiottt-

bardintuii of tht' t.rt'tt't'lies octrupicd hy tltt' Allies. This hotnhartinient was attsweretl by the l~`rt'itcl\ with a sus- tained tire from their heavy siege guns witicit had liecii atlvaniageoitsly placed

in the reuror’ tlte ittt'antry trenches.

The artillery duel' coittiuuetl for 4S

ltotirs without tiecisivt' result. The long range iirt' was not ct`fective on either sitlt: nttd noni' of the opposing batteries was siiciit¢t'.tl_

Real'/.iitg that even their howitzers

could ttot fort-t'. the i"rent-it to rt'ireat, tlt'ner:tl Von Kluck on 'I`liursday began ti series ot' determined infantry -citttt-gcs. Titttt' ttfter time ite sent lingo columns of his soldiers against the

_llteigltts frtmi which tltc Allies poured a \vitltt\|'i|tg, tlctttlly rain of bullets anti

sltclls.

The iitziiting t-otiiittuctl all of Titurs-

day night without dt'cisi\'t' rt-suit.. (ln l~'rid:ty the tierittnits, undcterred hy their repulscs oi` the tlay het'ot_'t', re- itt'wed their onslaugltts with several divisions ol' foot soldiers, \vlio were tlirotvn forward repeatedly to storm

the lteigltts.

iit'gartiit_'ss of the i`i'ightt`\il losses

intlit-.tt'tl by tltt' Frenclt and Ilritislt forces iipoit them as they atlvaitt't'ti in tltt' open, tht' (icrniaiis, in sliattt'reti columns st'\'t'ral times rcaclitrtl tht' in- trt'n<'lit'tl positions of tht' Allies. only to be driven hack al'tt'r bayonet iight- ing of um\xaniplt'd t't'i°tit:it_v.

’l‘lie Gerntans, although grt'atly _

\vt'akt'iied b_v tht' punisltinent. itttlictctl i tipoii them lit the pt°et-ctiittg days oi" tht' battle, nttt'niptt'.d tt renewal ot' the assault, bitt in the ittcatttititt' tht' lt`rt'nclt anti llritisli limi been rein- fot'ced and additional big guns had been plticcd on the firing line.

llefort' the strengthened lilies oi' the

lt`rt'nch and ilritish, and tlisittttyeti by tin' Iteavler artillery ilrt', the Gt'rntans dt'tiuitt'ly rctrcntcti ami left the Allies In possession ot' the baitietleld tis un- dlspttted victors.

(lerimtu_v's defeat ai Iloye is oi' vast

iniporium't', as it appitrcntl_v ends the series ot' attnckt-t titttlcrtttltctt by the l{ttist'r to conipci the abrtmionment by l~‘rettclt ttml British north of the niaiti battle line.

itttttt line of cotnnttuiications into Bel- gium is threatened for a disttutcc of fifty miles.

Frcttclt and British troops are in

battle array south of Arrtts, t'ar to the east of itoye, where General Von Kiuck is making itis last stand against the Allies.

FRENCH VINEVARDS INTACT.

respondent wires front Eperttay, France. that the ebbing of the Gerntan invasiott has left the vineyards virtu~ ally undamaged, and also that the

TIDE, l00lI, ET(’

(Special to tlte Guardian)

TORONTO Oct. 7th -Marititne

cooler.

'PHE WEATHER.-Yesterday was

This ilttnking mauoeiivre has now *_

developed to a poittt where the Ger-

LONDON, ()ct. 6.-The Times eor- ___ ,~

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li0Rl)EAllX, Oct. ii.-News describ-

ed tts “most entcotiraging" has been rcc<'.ivt_'tl hero to-tiay front Antwerp. The German attacks seem to ht' slatrkeuing. (icrntaii troops reported in nn ollicial aniionncement-this after- ttooii to he near Lille iti the tlcptirt- ment oi' Nord indicate, in the opinion oi’ l"rencii observers, that (ierittnny has been forced to draw t`orces from t\ntwt:rp to relieve the German rigltt wing, whitrh is heing ltarti pressed by t\lli<'.s.

It is announced here that Winston

t‘lturchill is now in Antwerp consult- ing with the lielgian iieuernl Staff.

PURSUING THE GERMANS.

l‘I<i’l‘it()(iitAl), Crt. ti.---itiissiait

arnties in pursuit ot` the (ierttiaits, wlto have been driven l'rotti tlte Niiucn ltiver ret';ion, are now threatening the Gcrintins on their front ttnti iitink. The (iernntiis are rt-ported here to he t~cocc\ipyitig their l'ortili<~ti positions along the border inside of the idastcrn i’t'uttsitttt frontier. The ltussian i`ort-es are moving to iianlt titent l`ront the south. The itussian army, at t|ttart.cr of it niiilioit men, has crossed t.lte t`ronticr itito East i’russia attti is iuov- ing wcstwttrti rapidly.

RUSSIANS PUSHING THEiR ADVANTAGE.

WASlllNG'i`()N, (ict. tl.-The Rus-

sian enthttssy here has issued the following oliieinl sttttcinent: “ in East Prussia the retreat of the Gertnans continites. They are, liowevcr, mak- ing attempts to offer resistaitt-.e i'ron\ previously selected fortified positions along the line l`roiti \Vierv.bolo to i.yck_"

l’l<}'i`lt()(iltAD, (ict. t$.~-“Cilicial."

“ Gerttttitt t‘etrt'at. continues along the frontier of itiast Prussia. ’I‘lte Ger- mans have heeti t`orcotl to t'.vttc\iul.tt their fortified position between Wierz- holo and i.yck."'

The railroads in [tlast Prussia are

erowdetl with troop trains. Our aerial scottts report an uninterrupted move- ment of (lerntnns in a westerly direc- tion. Gcrntan columns and troop trains are witlidruwing across the border.

FRENCH LAYING MINES.

ISOIIDTCAIYX, ()ct. ti.-The Ministry of Marine has issued the following notice to-titty:-~(l\ving to Austrian mines in the Adriatic the i~‘renclt fleet. is obliged to tio likewise, but in order to avoid tlaniagitn.; neutral ships as the Aus- trintts ltave done, the _l"rt'.t\<'lt have laid their mines according to rules. (‘hapti'r S, the lltiguc. (.‘t\itventioti 1907, Tlte danger zonc contprises all tho Austrian water channels iit'.lwt_'t-it the island nitti the coast. of Dttlttiatia.

THE FRENCH HOLD ALSACE.

LONDON, Dci. ii.-The Daily Mail

corrt'sptntdent t.t'legraplis front ilelfort. i~‘rttnt:t', tltttt. the Gcrtnans are trying to tttake tho world believe they still hold Alsace, ltttt as a matter of fact. the Freiit-it are there in iltousamis, and so well cstttblislted that. the ctieitt_v has not dared to attack tht_'ni_ “ Tltere is nothing," ite says, " in front of the l<`rt'ut'li force of occupation. li' they wish they ctttt walk right through to the Rhine."

FOR MILITARY PURPOSES.

'i`t)l(l(l. Oct. ti.~Tltc Jnpattesc Navi’

i)epnrttnt'nt aitntutncett tlntt. the taking of thc Gt'rn1nn island of .laliut is " for military piirpot-tes aittl not i'or per- ntttn<'nt oct-ttpatioti." .Iaiiut is the seat of (lernian (iovertnttetit in the Marshall Arcltipclttgo in the South Pacific.

GERMAN ASHORE.

SEATTLE, \Vaslt., Oct. 0.-The Blue

Funnel liner Talthybius, in port from the Orient, brings details ot' the dis- abling oi’ the German auxiliary cruiser Piincetts Alice by the liritish auxili- ary cruiser Empress ot' itussia, former- ly a Canadian Pacific liner, oft' the Philippines early in September, as already briefly cahleti.

The German vessel was bouttd for

Tsing Tau, ami wus rcputetl to carry $10,000,000 for the (lcrttttitt oiiicials there. She was sighted by the Em- ,prt.'.ss, and lied at out't', pursued by

four ti»inclt guns and six 4.7-inch guns. The Alice had eight tS~inclt guns. The iitttprcss overhauled the ticrnian hotit, ami it running tight l'ollo\vcd. The (ierntatt boat lost the top ot` itei' snioke-stack and had her inainmast cut oi? clean. The stern was torn away ami several holes matic in the hull. The I~}inprt-_'ss was unmarked.

The Gernian ship, to avoid cnptnre

or fonnderlng, iteatleti t`o|' the island ot` t‘uha, anti i'a|t on tho heacit_ The iiritislt vessel ditl not follow inside the three-inile littiit. Tlte loss ot' life was not learned.

NEUTRALITY OF SPAIN.

NEW YORK. Oct. ti.-A Madrid cri-

hit' says the Governniettt fears to open pttrilttntent because ot' the likelihood of discussions ai`fect_ing the neutrality of Spain. The Liberals it is taken for granted, mean to start the discussion. The Freettiasons of italy have iti- vitetl their colleagues in Spain to start tt campaign in favor ot' Frantfe.

FOR THE FRONT.

0'i"I`A\\’A, October ti.-Sir i'~ItIwurd

Wortltington, M.V.(),, surgeon to the liuke of tinuuaugltt, leaves Friday for Dlitglaiiti. lit' will proceed to the front alntost at once.

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FRANCE GIVES HER

LAGGARDS A CHANCE

PARIS, Oct. 5_~Nnmerous per-

sons who were liable to military scr- vice and cvatletl the order to tttobol- ize have been tried by court martini and sentenced to prison. ln addition the Military Court decided that after the completion of their prison sent.- enccs, the offenders should be coni- pelied to fulfil their military duty.

The War Oillcc. ltowever, has noti-

fled the edict ot’ litt' tfourt. In an order issued today the War Oiiico

[said it. would permit the convietetl

men to go to the front. The order also expresed the hope that the cott- victed men, hy good condtict under

fire. ntzty earn a reduction in thepeu- nity tiecreetl.

SHIPMENT OF FLOUR

FROM CANADA SEIZED

OT'I‘t\\V.\. ONT.. Oct. 6.-The Can-

adian Trade Cottttttissioner in Hol- laitd reports that 2,500 bags of flour shipped i'roiti (‘anada. via New York

cr goods on the steamer Nieuw Am- sterdam ot' the IIolland-t\ntt'ricau Line, by t.ltt' l<`rt'nclt on the ground that i.lit'y were conditional contraband. The iiour was tiiilotuletl ut. Brest, l~`ranct'.. A protest was lodged be- cause the goods were not shipped to an enc-tny`s port..

Another article issued by Sir

(leo. Foster, Minister ot' 'i`rade and (‘onnnert-o, gives details of (}t'rnimt foreign trade which totalled over $2,a'>00,000,000 annually, attti says South Anterictt trtttit' luis grown largely in thc last four years.

Minard's Liniment Cures Rlteumatism

the ilritisher. The itlntprttss t‘arries--

DAILY

PARIS, Oct, ll.-» The war is costiiig

l<`rant:e $7,000,000 tt day. Minister of Fiitattce Aiexatitlcr ltidout annount:ed to-day that tht' outlay for the lirsr sixty day:-i ul' the cotttiict had been $420,000,000.

SWEATERS FROM STATES . FOR BRITISH TROOPS

I’IllltIDELT‘lllA, ()t't, ti.-Agt'itts oi'

the liritish (iovt'rnint'nt, it wus report- ed lit-_'re yesterday, art' securing bids front local knit. goods iitaituttttrturcrs J'eLii00.00_0 sweaters, similar to tltost' rcccittly t'urnishctl the i`uited States nrniy. Yarn dealers have ht't'n asked to quote figures i'or the ttt'cc'ssary goods.

FRENCH PRIESTS FALL

PARIS, Oct. ti.-L)ne result of tht'

vival in it‘rattce_ The so-ctillcd eleri

lar imagination everywhere. Titc priests have bt'cn distinguished for their heroism, and their devotion to the patriotic cause is shared by many nienibers ot’ the religious orders, both men ami women.

Abbe Lttcltat, who was a sergeant

in at cyclist corps, was killed on the iieid of battle after ite had been men- tioned in the tiespatciies on the pre- vious day. Abbe Mottbru, oi’ the in- fantry tell at the head of his cont- pttny_ Another clerical lieutenant, Abbe Grenicr. was struck down in leading the men in tt charge. Abbe Fuutin, an ensign, is dead also in bat- tle. in the lntperishahle roll of soi- dier-priests figure 12 abbes, who were either oiiiecrs, non-contmissioned 0t`- tlcers or private soldiers. in many eases soldier priests, wearing their stole with Christian emblems over their ttttifornts, have buried their fallen comrades in consecrated ground.

Decisive Battle Likefy to Determine Control of Galicia

LONDON. Oct. 6.-The Petrograd

correspontlent ot’ the Times semis this tfotument on tlte operations in the Eastt't'n war tlieatrcl

"(‘olottel Sltuntsky, the military

critic, says titat the Germans areiias- tening to concentrate a mass ot' troops between Bresittu attd Cracow, in order to advance on the right bank of the Vistula attd thus compel tlte ltusians to either evacuate Galicia or to accept ti tiecisivc battle.

“The Germans, ttot coutt'nt with un-

dertaking at decisive t'itgagL'int'nt in Sllesia, are trying a siege at Osso- wetz, ut the other emi ot’ the strategic froiit_

“Evidently they are confident of

success at the brittle in Silcsitt, ns they are preparing a rotttte across

attempt to carry out this new and grandiose seltentt' will lead to a swift dt'nounonie'ttt_

I.ONl>()N, Oct. ti.»-Tlte Excitttitgtt

’i`elcgrapl\ (‘onipan_v has given out a dispntt-it front its Vienna correspond-

for ltottcrdani were seized with otit-

ent, sent hy way oi` itonie, saying

that Gciierttl von liiiidctiherg,titeGer- --M thu Slum, time Um. mm “,,,|,.,»_

man coniiminticr, has been appointed to take coumtand of the dt'l`cuso of Cracow.

General von liimlenberg is the

Prussian gettcral who sticceedeti in driving the ilclgiutns t'rotti idttst l’rtissia, after two victories in which several itumircd iiussians were ptit out of action. lie has rt't~oivt'tl the iroit t`ross and an lionorary tioctor`s tivgrct' in recognition oi' his ac- itieventcnts anti is ti.ct'outtied one ol` (lt'rtitatty`s ablest cotttittanticrs.

It is oiliclaily stated that the Aus-

tro»(it'rntatt army t'onct'i\iratt~tl nt

Urttcow numbers 2,500,000 ntcn.

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lnhotir question has been solved by _ `( M.-,__ i

the employment oi’ refugees from the .L _

north. Tho wine will be oi’ excellent ,L_ .__.~...».'t»= _

quality. IH. __.--'t-,',;....~__ ._ _ ~ me rteitnirit » __ '

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g|w¢~| Ltntment Cllr" ° ._ _

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(fill lllffil Ililfl tiislfllliiifilfiltl fI`0U1 DUPU' t|uztliiit'd for so ltigit an itonottr, tttttl,

` Works in 1834. when tlte llottscs ot'

ARMY STAFF HAS

BEEN REMOVED1

SUCCESSOR “A DARK HORSE."

I.()Nl)()N, Oct. li.-I\`t'ws rcat-ltoti

here last night that Lt.-(len, iielinutlt Von Moltke has bt't'n supcrscdeti by Gettcrai Voigltisritetv. as chief of tlte German General Staff.

General Von Moltke. is a nepltew of

tite great strategist oi' that name, who ettgittt'r'rt'd the l"ratico-l’russitttt war, of lS70 and died in 1801. At thc] funeral in tltat year the Kaiser told Major Von l\lloltkt'., as ltr-_ then wats. that he would bt' promoted to the rank .ot' personttl aide tie ennip. lit' wat: promolctl to be ittajor»gt'iit-ral in ihittl, aint appointed cotnntanticr of tltt' first inl`antry hrigatit' ot` thc g\nu'<i.~: :tt l'ttit;- I dam, and ite hotzattte Iit'utt'nttitt-gt»ttt-ral in 1902. , On Jatniary I, lilllti, Gt-m'r:ti \'o|t

AT THE HEAD OF TROOPS- Moltke assumed the oilict' of clticf ot'

the getn'.|‘ttl staff, in sttct:es_~',iott to Count St-ltlit'fl't_-it. lt wat; t-onttnt.tt

War has been 3 dI5I~III‘~'I~ Wligiilus I`*" kno\vlt'tlge at that tiint' that Von

Moltke tliti not trtiitsitiet' ltim:-.~lt'

strove hard to avoid it, t-vt' ing the otlit-t' on two ot‘casioit.~', but tin' imperial will was not to he tliwarted.

General Von f\ioltkt'. has the rt'ptitn~ tion of being tt serious, hard \'.'orking_ soldier, as tat-iturit and silent as ltisi more illustrious itatttt'sakt', :tml tt man i wito itas dont' pcritttps more to bring the German army to the lighting pitch than any other of his colleagttcs.

Ot’ General Yoiglttsrltctz, wlto suc-

reierence books. llis nttnto is not even

however, was a great soldier, who was born in 1809, ami rose to high rank in the ministry for war.

lie eontntantletl tt division in i.\Ttl~

1871, and ul`ter\\'ards was appointt-tl goveritor-general of ilattover. Ile died in 1877, and had an ini`aniry rcgiinent named after him.

Thus the new chief of stnfi' may he

described as a dark horse, ttmi it remains to he seen whether he has inherited his father's ability and whether ite is a better man than thc

tone he has displaced.

The niiiitary t'.xpt>rt of thc Stoitdztrd,

cottttttcittiitg on tlte rtrniovtti of (icn. Von Moltke, says:

“lt it. is true, it is newz~; imlecti. for it will constitute evidt-tice oft serious panic in high places. i-Jvcn' in niittor affairs oi` the world, it is not often that the pottcy ttnown :ts “swapping horses while crossittg ti strt'ani" is atioptotl.

"'I`Iiere must be sotnctlting vt'r_v

gravely wrong imlecd if tht' (icrnittns limi it ttt't't'ssttry to get riti ot' tht' ntt"n who originated ami diret»tt'd the wltolo - ut’ the strategy oi' their caitipuigiis, ami tlittt at tt vitally critical ntontcnt.

"Um-_ cannot, |'or ittstttttt-t~, lit-licvet

that Von Moltke of his own iitilitttivc' .and free will wititdre\'.' troops front

the River Nienien. in any ease. tltcir |.~rum:,. ug n lmmwnl “-hm, Hwy mm,

urgt'ntiy tiet'dt'tl to sr-cttrt- :t dt-vistvt', result in tltat urea ot` war. Ilavingi willttlrzi\\‘ii them. one cannot either imagine Von Moltke sending them on tt ttseless crrttnti to ldnst i’rus.sitt. \\-ht'u their prt'st'nct- in (ittlicitt ntigltt have saved the Austrian urniy front tiisastt~r_

stand that dissatisfaction is foil in high t|tiurters with Von .\loltl<e`s work. | whiclt has ofteti been ol' tt kimi cal- culated to mal-to his uncle of fantons tncmory tiirti in his grave, Init tlt»'n we do ttot know itow tnttuy of tht' ittislaltes were duo to Von Moltitt-'s had jntignicnt ami how many to inter- 'i‘ert'tt<-e with his work hy tht' iiiupcror or his tfuniztrilln.

“ Hut. ii' ht' was respottsiblt' for snt-It

a i'aiuotis poiit-_v. then stt|tt-t'ct-ssiott is not snillcicnt p\ntisitnt<'nt. lit' shottid bt' sent to iakt' a l.attdstnrtn division into action."

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PARIS, ()t'i. ti.-~'I`iit' 0II"|t-ini au-

noun<~enit'nt this aftcrttoott says: "tin the lt'i`t wing tht' front is extentling more ntid more widt'l_v. \’t'ry impor- tant ntasses of Gerniiin cavalry have been reported in the environs of l.illt', coming i'ront the forces of the enctny which are making n. ntoventeitt in tht' region to the north of tht' lim- bc- tweett Tourcolng in the Depnrintt'nt of Nord, seven miles ttortli-t'nst of l.lllt', and Arntentiers, nine miles nortit-\vt'st of Lille. I

WILLIAM FOURTH

DISLIKED PALACE

(From th 'London t`hrotticit'l

How nttich William IV. disliked

Buckingham Palace is shown by tt passage in tlte Diary of Lord Brough- tott. who was First (‘onnnissiont'r of

Pttrliantent were burned down. Two days after tht\ilrc ilroughton records: “Wont to St. Jttn1ett', and saw his Majesty. l cannot stty he was ntttclt aitectcd by the calatnity, rather the

ing the opportunity oi getting rid of Buckingham Palace; said hr' ntcnntit as a permxtnettt gift for Pnrliftment Houses, and that it would bo the fin- est thing in Europe. At 8 o’elock the King anti Queen came. and went ov- er thc ruins of the two Houses. _ . The King looked gratified, as it at rt

ceeds General Yon .\Ioltite, very little; can be gatitcretl evcit front (icrnttttti

metttloited in \\'t't~ lsts_" llis t`ttlitt't-,I

revere. llc seemed lclighted at hav-,

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ll/liiliiiiili Iillillliliiii

lil HIIUSI Iillili

A!\illi<]ltS'l', (it-l, ti.--Fifty iilaritimo

i‘ro\'in_t:c itta|ttil'ttf~tttrt>i's inet hurt: to- day to i`oritt ati _f\s»:o<-itttion replacing the i’ro\'i|tci:tl itranclt of the l‘anadia1i i~'t.-tit-ratioti.

This being done. itttntc-tiittte steps

towzirtis slitttultttittt; lttttit- in the blast; wt-to tit'tt-rtttiitetl upon. and to~ntor1‘ow tielinitt: dt,-tails \\ii be worltt'1l out.

it is lite purpose ol' these allied

iminstrittl ht-tttls to st.'ttd gt-ttt~ra1 coin- ittt't'cittl tt‘tt\'elit.-t's :throati to inquire into |»tt:<sil»ili|ics t'or close relations with itnporit't‘s in fort-igti lands anti tiig up business |'or tht' Maritinie i'rovince conc<»rtts intiivitlually.

iiruct- Stt~wnrl_ (.`liat‘lottt'towtt, is

one ol' the i'J>.'f-citlive i‘ounnittt'e look- ittg :titer tht' st'itt»tttt'.

SIEIINII EIIIAIIIIIN

EIINIIIIEINI

t_>'l"l`»’\\\'t\. tint., tht, ti.----~'l`ht' Gov-

t-rnitit-itt |t|'f\|~tts~»>t i'oriit\\'itlt to organ- ii.t and train tt st-1-oitti t~.\pt'tIilionary fortt- of t\'.'t-ttt_~.' iltousttnd ni~-u. This tort-c will ht' orgzittizetl as expeditious- ly as possihlt' anti nrrtiitgt‘ntt'iits for pro\'itiitt_; tit-t-cs-.s:tt~y arms and ammu- nitiott t-tutiptttttttt ttrt- :tlrt-atiy in pro- i:i't'.ss. 'l`iit' l'oi't't' at. tht- tront will in this way he lirongitl up to itiort' than ;'.0,ti0t| nun. Tht' (io\'erttttit'ttt are al- so tnttking prcparttiioits to orgattize and train, if itt't't-.ssat‘y, furtlicr t't-in- t'ort~t-iitt-ttts for both the tirst ami se- , t-ond t~otttiti='»-ttl.~‘_ _»\t'rattgt'tnettls for the ortrattiztttion anti training of :sncit twini'ot~t~t-tttt-nt.: \'.ili be ttitttouitcctl ia-

ter.

l"oilttwit.;r is the oilicial s‘at~'i~cttt

nivt-tt to the press by the Prime i\lin» ister:

At-<cortiint; to reports of the Citiei’

iliittliarltaiiott tltiict-r. the total i`orco t'itil>;trkr,-tl at Qiit-ltvt: ai:\ount.t'ti to nearly I¥::,t.~ti|l men liusidet-i"I,000 ltorses ami tt proper t-oittpit'titt~itt of guns and , veiiit-ics with l'tili t't|nipntt~ni. for Lucn :tml horses. The transportation of this force rct|tiirct| no It-ss than titirty- om' of the lai'gt':=t ships. it is pro- htthlc tittti upon arrival in Plttclttiitl the force' will hc orgrtiiizcti ns follows: l<`it'l<l troops intiutiing Iht- first rein- t`ot'ct-iitctti, ten pt-r ct-nl.. 2'i,-tint; line coiititinititztlitiit troops. L_',l0tl; total forrt: :tt front. ‘_*.Y,.'ttli|. 'i`liis will Inav.- alroitt 't..7|l0 men tor irninittg In tlrctit llrilttiit, who will t-omttitiitt' rt-lni`orcr'- incnts of nt'ai'l_\' twt-iil_\' per t-t.'nt. for the ineit at the front. The l’rintc .\lln- iater aittiotliicvti that a .st-cotttl coiitili- ;_'t'nt of 2lZI,ttiI0 inort- will ht' orgattizoti at otttw' and that the i`ort-t- of 50,000 Vttitatlittiis at tilt- 1'roitl will be rein- fort-t-tl to ltccp tht-in upto i`ttll strciigtli. 'l`ltis im';tns tl\:tl unit-ss titt' -.\:tr has :'11 unexpectetlly early tcrittiiitiliott t`t.titat’u will err-|:l|1ttiI,\ .~'t'nd ttt lrnsl 't`0_00U ol .sttttntl ntt~n :tml thus take ht.-r full

slittrt' in tht- great war,

t`ol. ilugiit-s <‘x|ii't's:;t'ti ootttitiottce

that this nnntht~r of nit-it can ht- easily i':tist'tl. ln fact lit' ht'lit'vt's that tht sctottti coittitttrt-tit t-an he rt't~t'iiitt't,t ami sent ot't` more tluicltly than th; iirst witivli has just tzatilt-tl. ,\rr;tm_;(, ittciits nrt- :\lrt~:td_\' ntntlc for ttt'<'t.'o sary t'<|iiipiiit-ni :intl it can lit' tlt'Il\'t'.r t'ti ity t-ottii':it-tttrs :it siittrt tttttittc. Th! st~t-omi t-ottiitnziitl ot' ;’il_ouo mt-H wilt not ttioltili/.e at \`ait:trlit'r ltct-atistt t'arly witttt-r wotild ht' too st'\'t'rt' there. That rantp is ztlrtzttiy almost entirely tiisniziiitlt-d. Tltt' secttttti t~t»nti\\t-pu; will ht' itttiitili'/,<'tl .tl tht' dt-pots nt illalr ifttx. Si. John, Qin-itt-t-. Iiiotttrcttl, To ronto ami tttht-r lttrtw t'tttlrt-_sa .\<- t'o|‘<ling to at state t|tt'nl ity ('t»l, llnglies, after ht-ittg rect-itil.-tl and etttiippctl illld i:i\'l'n prt-li|nin.tr_\' training they will go to i~litt:lami lo coniplt-it' train' ing. it is I>t-Iit'vttti Itcr-~ that tht' an- itottttcctttt-ttt of the intiut~tiiat»" organ- ivaittttt ofa st-cotttl totttiiiizvttt will bo tw-t-t-i\'t~tl with t'tttittts-ittsttt tltrougliout. tht' ilttininioii.

DYSENTERV IN BOHEMIA.

I’_-\lilS, Oct. G, - ltt at tlcsptttclt from

llotiit' the t‘ort't~spo|tticnt ol' the llavae Nt-wrt says it is rt'portt'tl from \'leunt\ that an 1-pitieitiic of tiysciitery has broitctt out in iloltetnia.

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"The Rev. Fhristinn Petersen,

Ph.ii_, will give his let-ttiro on the wm- on 'i`lnirsdti_v. tht- Sth int-tt.. nt 7.30, in Grand \'it»\v llttptist t‘hur<:h. Subject: " The Ntttitiit's Ditty in Tinto of Wnr."

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"ARMY t~lELD SERVCE FUND.-

t\ tnt't'tint: ‘.\ iii ht- held in Mt. ilerbert 1 Ilali on \\'t'tiitt'e<ti:tv, ()t't. 7th at 7_30_ ‘ lt will bt- fttltitwssetl by lion. D. A. hicitittttott. ll. li. t'ontpbeIl, Superln. _tenticnt of I-itltttttttion, Dr. Dewar, M. L. A.. anti others. 6930-10.7M1|_ -__-

"A patriotic entertainment will be

show, and perlntps by the prospect of getting rid of i'luekinghant Palace. Just before getting into his carriage

_given next. \\'t'tlnesfiay evening in Ver- tuon llridge Hull-H. IRVTNG BEERS --wt-ll ltnown throughout Uanada. Soles by John Green. Mrs. G. Murray, Mrs. ii. A. llrown. etc. Admission 20 cents; children 10 cents.

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