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e Great German Stron hold of

Ftliicrs IN F

0 SIEADILY Aavnncma

British, French and Belgians Push on for Eight

Miles f~Scooping Up

R’ » as They Go.

` (special so the Guardian)

LONDON. Oct. 17.-.Sir Douglas

Haig's ofiicial report tonight contains the followl-ng:-

The British second army under

command of General Plumer, cooper- ating with the Belgian -and I~‘ren<:ii dorces in Fllanders, in the course of the paat three days has realized an advance of more ~than eight miles. ‘During this, period, despite strong

opposition, this army captured the tnwns‘o! Oomines, Werviq, Menln, Wlulverghem, Henle, and 'Gucrne and

, I

LHNDERS __

Prisoners and Guns R

secured the northern portion of (Jour- tral. The left bank ol’ the Lys River now has been cleared ot' the enemy as i'ar ns to the northeast of llart- brake.

'l‘oday our troops croasetl the Lys

between Afrmentleres and `l\lenln. in towns and villages capttirell by inn second army in Flanders many civil- ians have been found and freed front thc domination ol' the enemy.

More than 4000 prisoners and up-

ward of 150 guns already have been token.

L __ _~

0|: ‘|'R||J0|_|_ tem from _the North Sea to Switqerland.

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TAKEN BY BRITISH RZ? 1"§il§'1$‘.‘.?.,11..E2§ liT...tii§f" weeks’ and

(Bassist to the Gusrdlanl .

-LONDON. Oct. 17.-The British .ave occupied Trlpol'l. 45 miles north ot Berlut, and Home. about 85 miles north of Damascus. in lthe occupation ot Beirut by our troops in October 860

Turkish olilcere and 600 men of other

Bslbek was entered by oar armored car gbistterles Oct. 9 and it was as- certained that a force ol’ about 500 Turks had surrendered to the local

inhabitants. .

Oar advanced cavalry and armored

cars also occupied Tripoli on -Sunday and Home Tuesday without opposition the entire 'towns having been reported

' J

by our wir service as evacuated and in flames October 12.

LONDON, Oct. 1'{.-General Allen~

by’s great victories in Palestine and Yeunaa in which India has played a prominent part -make the time oppox-~ tune to place on record the an-awer ot' india to the call -to arms issued

‘ ' dl I1

opotamia, Ezypt. the Dardanelles, at Saloniki, East A-frlca and in Central Asia. Up to July 31. 1918, India had contributed an fewer than 115,189 men

to the British army.

Y .

RRRHE lil PRRIRAIM . HER RINREPENRENRE

. .

(Special to the Guardian)

BASEL, Oct 17 -According to a

soliemnly proclaim rt -the chamber oi

2I,§’,§‘,‘,5°° §,T,°“’.,,§“°_;‘;‘,‘.i§f,’I,‘f,°“°§...‘§f fiat... i......Y IL... ......».n.... .0 British Enter Courtrai-Twenty Villages Captured

a. a

Hungary.

'______________ iglyzsrhecorrespondent ofthe Echone " L _ O t17__B h f _ t C t - d ~ wills Aiiilli iiiii --_ .. .e.....§’i‘é‘.yf;“figi.‘i1...., ..’f.i.2.S......°g’°.?.S.. “§.§i@m§§§ “?;...%’.l‘l.i

it assesses aeaasaseeee »ifi"l€ OEEECS _tOd&Y. OV_€l` EWSTIEY VlEi2ig€S W€T€ Cap*

- ' éwhenihe Ghost Walks itat ed by the Allled forces In Belgium during the day. 1

LoNaoN`.'oci. 17.-up to me pree-

sat, nearly one million lives have been "sacrificed in the war, according to information received hy Reuters Ltd.

'mn WEATHER < __ TEMPERATURE, a , rms, moon. mc.

‘., _-su--_ ,. ",_ .,

TORONTO. Oct. 18.-Pair turning

tu rein.

The tide will be high this 'morning

at 9.48 and tomorow at 10.40; to- night ot 10.06 and tomorow at 11.36.

The sun sets tonight at 6.0 and tbf

morrow at 0.29; it rises tomorrow morning at 7.87 and -Saturday st 7.30

‘Moon sets tomorrow morning at

_ 0.56. , - °

,“_ First qumter of moon was on Bu 40! Oet.._18th st 1 p. m.

Fail moon on Saturday, oct 10th

lt $.35 p. in ‘

ix beaten, the war experts say. ',1¢ But Canada will he beaten, too,

GERMAN ,.RBRHPAilRN RE BRUSSEES lil ‘ ENliN~ERY SHRRHY

Oct. 9th that the German occupation

Brussels onld end at the latest

liable informatoin received in London.

i .

The Germans are sure to be

it ~(‘.anadiann don't save. She will he economically exhausted.

Tltlak of the millions that are being ‘paid in wage hills thin week. What part ot them is

it. ill*

it ie. it »1¢

,1¢ going into savings; -what lntoi lp waste? HOW ABOUT YOU! Yoa-

are getting your bit in sums' which \you probably never ex- pected. Save a bit of your bit to build up economioreserves.

for Canada . `

it it it .it ‘ it it

* . ‘lt ada _were linanolally embarras- ii’ sed eller the war is over, be-

cause her people wasted the enormous prosperity tha! the

e sf;

,I9 ¢

| ber. that when "the lholl l¢

Length of today ten hours and 5|

`;‘l|lan‘tes.,.... .. _ .

R R H (Haig Opens New Attack

l `;|_hsye rushed twenty worships from the Black Sea to protect the adherents of #Bi

Eriver Pasha. 1 _

#F ‘ QL* | as _ _

im;voIuI.|oa ui consrimaorts

*li *I

. E AGAINSI IHE vounc Iuius

OF I

fit would be a calamity-it Can- gi

_ #li war had brought her. Remem- M,

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. ., , _ v _

March' on Ostend.

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London, Oct. 18--The British have

captured Lille. The fall of Lille to the Allies takes from the Germans the last of their great bastions which for four years held up the enemy defensive sys==

Cambrai, Laon, and St Quentin have

N Von Arnim’s Army In Full Retreat ~

» Paris, Oct. 17--The whole of the German army of General Von Arnim is in retreat from the North Sea to

Falls fetore ns au hts of the British

` -fs _ ~ 3,

(Special to the Guardian)

o'I"rAwA, oct. 17.-“t‘ompI<~¢.»l

victory is within our reach, let us have it so that the blood of our lirav 1-1 and best sliallnoi have been sited in vain," so rcatls u t'i|.l1legraIu which tiir George l-`oster, acting Prime Min~ i.tf»r, rocr\iveil today.

The Whole of German Army of General COMPLETE VICTORY IS

Von Arnim in Full Retreat, Beaten W|THlN OUR REACH

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Back BCROI2 the Tl'€lllElld0uS Says Cable Received by Sir George Foster.

Again Reported Sir Arthur Currie is to be

A“i2d_IAttaCkS, Bdgialls Succeeded by Maior General Watson.

A report comes from France by ws.

of London that Major General Sir Arthur -(‘urrle is to be transferred tc tlu~ command oi' one of the British .i\|~;n_v Corps and that he is to be stil-ceetletl as commander of the Cisn- atlian army by Major General Sir llaviil Watson ol* Quebec.

SAY WHEN

- (Special to The Guardian) i OTTAWA, Oct. 17.-Next week(

will see the full cabinet back in Ot-'

lawn, when a number of important'

viuetions will be under advieement. I

Sir Robert Borden, who has b'een_

Iecuperating in the South, will bv_ back the emi of this week, or earlyi ‘next week and the ilve ministers, who!

are now touring the west. on various' l;o\'ernment. missions, will be back ini

tlttawu. They are Sir Thomas White,f lion. J. D. llcid. General Mewhurn.~ tion. F. ll. Cnrvell and Hou. J. A.!

the region of Lille, having been beaten bick and over-

a route. _ ~

Seventeen divisions, comprise the armv of Von Arnim. Military observers here believe that Gen. Von Arnim

will have extreme diiiiculty in extricating himself from the position. It is held that he remained too long against all strategic laws, becoming outflanked. '

Belgians Marching onOstend

Geneva, Oct. I7-A revolation has broken out in Cmstantinople, against the

"Young Turltaf’ the Tribune De Geneve reported today. The Germans are said to

, , ‘°' \m ` '

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| London, Oct. i7-Field Marshall l-iaigls forces this morning began an BRICK QD, U\=-=»B0l'l=iH,-Li! Cateau along the Serre River, Sonthfsnr,e'_st~, of Cambria,

.""."}.'ii' _ . ~».~ .=l . '- _ it' ~ .. l -_ ' ‘

¢ ,'i,“l“'-" ‘S"° '°' V‘°.'°"' _:ii §hat_i_sf_agtory prdgltefséf vv§_s_,repprigd by the British Comtriandénin his official state-

ln-;-.oseesieeo»s_eeea_ éht.- ‘ _

` A.,

_ thrown by the Allied attacks I ly the .British Empire. ln an troop , ,_ _ _ have borne their share in France,Mes- i Ufi

Budapest iitch.to the F1-ankfor‘I (Special ‘( -'Th G dl' totweg’ z,.,,,,,, ‘, ,,,,}’, .,, ,,,,,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,,_,§_ ..,....,_ ,,,,,,°,.;l ,,"“,,',,,",';{,,,,,,,,, of King Albert, Whlch crossed the Yser River are marching “’°°"°° “°'° ti" °'°°'° "“°“°°° ‘°' ‘““‘="°“-"Y '“ ”°'=‘“'“ “°°‘°'°" °-I on Ostend, a seaport on the English channel.

D p m. D. J. Stewart. Secy-Treas. -

t':tlIiei‘. ’

iiiiiini wiuiiiit I

THE PEARE

NERUTIATIUNS ROME

The critical war situation which is

now developing, will demand the close attention ol the cabinet, if there are to he peace neotiations this fall, and the Cabinet Ministers are optimistic. The development will come so tes: during the next few weeks that Q\~f~ many will be compelled to accept the Allies terms and ii so Canada will he cozisultftl nu the peace terms.

it is the unanimas view oi the Cslr

last Ministers, that fl’ there are to bf'

peace negotiations, Sir Robert Borden should represent Canada on tho

ground.

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» =-r~.=.“~7;'1._- I

ERENRH RAPlliRE ‘

I ANRTHER TOWN

(Special to the Guardian)

PARIS, Oct. 17.--Northwest of

Siseone in Champagne the French have capturefl the town oi Notre Dune, Dc Lisse and west of Grand l’re have taken the village of Talma,

according to the official communiea» tion issued by the war oillce tonight.

il. NHITEHRK NHSSINR

Mr. Caleb J. Whitlock, Elm ave..

has received a despatch from London

announcing that his son Lt. Harry Whiitlook of the Royal air force is listed as “n\.ieeing." lit is to be sin- cerely hopeal that good news will yet lm received concerning this gallant young aviator, who was one of the “i`?rst. six" tn enlist on the outbreak of war.

- - - r'-s;ya\=.v\.m»

FANCY WORK.--'l`lio \\'ondert'ul

fancy work which can be done on a Wliitc sewing machine is creating a grcftt deal of interest.. A lady expert at Miller Bros is demon‘=trhti.ng :ln

this line at Miller Bros. Some of the work is on display in their wiindow and is well worth seeing.

\ N N oUNoEMnN'as.

coiinivo EVENTS,

MEETINGS. ET(-

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ERENRH SEAPRRT RE UHNKIRN UNDER LUNG RNNRE RNNHRE

(Special to The Guavdlani

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