Daily British Whig (1850), 9 Sep 1914, p. 6

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THE DAILY 8T FALL BACK TO PROTECT ITSELF. ------ Gallieni . Thinks Paris Defence Army Can Safely Push Forward to Assist Allies--A German Mine Layer Caught, ; Paris, Sept. ¥.--Declaring that "our successes are continued," General Gal- leni, military governor' of Paris, to- 'day, smd that in his opinion the ~ Paris defense army can safely be push- -#d forward to aid the British-French eolamn in crushing the German right gre is a spirit of comlidence in f gircles to-day. The French centre h fast. Whatever advantage there 18 there, is with the French. The right snd leit wings are driving the Cer- mans before them. As a result of this development the German centre must * * * &* * * +» * 2» +> * * - * > L 4 + + + + + * WAR TIDINGS. Germans have asked for an # armistice to bury their dead. 4 This bas been refused by the + French. Later reports indi- cate that the Germans are con- tinuing "retirement. The Russian war office claims further successes in Galicia. There is no official denial of the report that the emperor of Austria is dead. Servians met with serious re~ verse near Belgrade, The German steamér Madge- burg slipped into New York from the Canary Islands with a cago of dynamite. She sup- plied the Kaiser Wilhelm with coil before it was sunk by the Highfiyer. Germans continne to pass Liege on the .way back to Ger- many. This weakening of the offensive force is responsible for the Germans, retiring from the allies. : FREER V FRA LILLIE R SSIS BRE wh BRITISH WHIG, WEDNESDAY, SE a IMPERIAL GUARD REPORTED ANNIHILATED. wg PTEMBER 9, 1914, Seste---------- Putti Lin In to Ete % 1g Our Faijith Practice : S soon as the first shock of the European war was & . over, manufacturers and merchants in the United States began to ask themselves: "Is it a WORLD salam - ity? Cannot WE get something in the way of benefit to make up in part for the trouble it: will cause?" This is a q ask themselves. uestion the people of Canada might well gu WE .iy The people of the United States ave already awake to the fact that many of the neeessities of life--yea, and were formerly supplied by Continental luxuries--that Europe must now be produced Enited States. in the factories of the Already there are indications that the war spells al- most. feverish aetivit United States. v in many lines of business in . the ¥ This is a time for the manufacturers of Canada to buckle down to work and make and sell right here at home many of the things the people of Canada have formerly imported from Continental Europe. Ek emellelie' Doel And the mamifacturers of Canada dan count pon the people of Canada to respond to their efforts in this direction. Canadian patriotism is on fire; Canadians never realized untitnow how deeply they believe in them- selves--how strong is their faith in England, in the Em- pire, in Canada. : Now is the time for Canadians to APPLY that abid- ing faith--to earry it into the BUSINESS of life. The picture shows the crack German ment when on review a few months ago by the kaiser. A despatch printed by the "London News to-day says that the regiment under the crown prince, Frederick Wiliam, declining to surrender, were annihilated by British and French near Paris. El . : THE SPORT REVIEW REV. "BIDDY" BARR TO COACH TORONTO ARGONAUTS. There is an atmosphere of cheerfulness at the French war office. "eventually fall back to protect itself. due French oflicisls here very plain- ly state, however, that the result of the battle is not yet decisive. It will probably last for some days yet. + * * + +» - 4 * No decisive outcome 'pected, but 'everything the allies. - "YES, TAK ---- is ex- German Mine Layer Caught. favors London, Sept. 7.--The first German mine. layer to be caught engaged in ifrewing the waters of the North. Sea ith mines of the contact type was captured by a British gunboat off to-day. She had 200 mines on board. 'The British censor eluni' nated the name of the town. A PICTURE." Diplomat Wanted a Photograph, But ~* Officer Offered Him loot. London, Sept. 9. Photographs ot Louvain after the sacking of the city have reached london. While = They bear out the reports of devastation they show that the famous Hotel de Ville (town hall) almost if not entire ly escaped injurv. A curious story the sacking ai London. ° Turkey has eighty thousand men at Tchatalja to prevent a possible Russian landing. This much is certain: Most of what we eat and wear and use for months to come--perhaps for vears--wmust be produced on this Continent of North America. A Petrograd despatch says there are signs of a general Austrian retreat on the front between the Bug and Vistula Rivers. Canadian Baseball League 'Next Year May Have Only Six Teams-- Close ' Finish In International Baseball League. The International Baseball Lea- gue is staging some real battle itself and the first three clubs are separa II coc i ---- St. HELEN'S SCHOOL, Dunham, Que Resldentinl School for Girls WADE, M.A. Principal a vantages: -- 8plendid recor good scholastic and Christian influences staff of experienced School re-opens Septem- in connecfion with Louvain has come to : A. Pousette, a Swedish dip- omat, was there, watchin 2 80l- ted by but 17 points. - diers looting shops. He ng the % ol. Rey. "Biddy" Barr will coach thea German lieutenant. Argonaut rugby club. The first. prac M. Pousette 'had a 'camera in his tice was on Tuesday at Rosedale. pocket. "He asked the lieutenant if he The annual general meeting of the | could take a picture. The Heutenant Ontario Rugby Football union will|not knowinz that M Pousette had the be held on Saturday, Sept. 12th. camera, misunderstood the question, The Hamilton Tigers had twelve | and, waving his hand toward a pay men out at their first rugby prac-| ticularly fine mansion, = generously tice. Among them were Art Wilson, | said : "Yes: £0 in that house. There Thompson, Manson, Fickley, Myles, | are a number of good ones there." Glassford, O'Heir, Shuart, Moore, p---------------- = Zoeller, Rollins and Will Tope. "Jeff" Tegreau saved the New York Giants from being dropp- ed into second position in the race for the Nafional League pennant by beating the Boston Braves in the se: cond game on Monday. Frank Shaughnessy predicts that there .will be a six-club Cana dian baseball cfrcuit next season,con- sisting of London, Toronto, Ottawa, Hamilton, Brantford- and one other town. The Canadian Leaguers still hope to take Montrel in, but there does not appear to be much chance as Président Lichtenhein deter mined to remain in the Internation al. Several of the clubs have lost heavily and are ready to throw. up the sponge. Erie has proven a big failure and will be dropped. Tordn- to did not prove a paying proposi- tion at home, largely on account of the other attractions: Many Canadian manufac¢turers--already awake to their opportunity--are arranging to get machinery in motion to supply Canadians with those articles they have formerly imported--the dresses and millinery and per- fumes from France; the silverware, enamelware;--and hosiery and countless other things from Germany; the parasols from Austria; the laces and watches from Switz- erland. wo ise { Soon Canadian manufacturers will hegin to tell the people of Canada that THEY --our own manufacturers-- " have these things fer them; soon the merchants of Can- ada will announce that they are well stocked with these goods--of home manufacture. These announcements will come to the people ¢f Canada in the form of adver- tisements in the newspapers. Watch Yar these adver tisements and. yhen they appear-pead them and respond to them. It is a duty the pople of Canada owe to their country, their industries, and themselves. IMPORTANT 'TO MANUFACTURERS AND MER. : CHANTS If you are in"doubt about how to word yi nouncement, or if vou wish advice of any kind, 'got touch with the business manager of The Whig. Reports that the Austrian emperor. died twelve days ago. The news was suppressed pur- posely. - The German right wing has been severely crumpled by the Anglo-French. line. Prospectus from the Principal. Corner of Barrie and J Commer (D.V.) Sept, # 1914. This 1s yal =to-date school for the training of Girls and Children, morally, physi- cally and intellectually, - Languages, Literature and all Bng. Jin branches thoroughly taught; also ing, Physical Culture and Sewin & course commences with Primary Wik and continues through all grades h Gegeral Joffre has thanked Kitchener- for help of the Brit- ish army. ergy streets w---- Lloyd-George in - explaining his new war tax says that mon- ey may turn the scales in the present war. 4 Germans have further altered their plans of cam- paign, consequent upon later developments. The vanced classes in Collegiate work & 2 to older pupils. A prepared for Matriculation. ther information apply to oa ADA J. BATES, Principal, 253 Albert Street. Entrance and British war office announces casualties in Indian army, indi- cating that they are at the front. EREIBL REE RR REBT EFFI PIRI E EPSP I AEP ILI P EEE IEEE Ee Paris reports that thirty thousand. Germans have been taken prisoners near there. +» * * & * * > * * * * + * * * * * * be * + * P + + + + + -> * + +> * * * + + + wo * * $» LJ +* * * is your an- in Treas > * Fololobe ble bbb bbb bbb hb ddob iol DEPENDED ON BOERS German African Colony Was Prepar- 'ing For War, London, Sept. 9---That the Ger- mans in southwest Africa, where there are 30,000 German troops, have been storing guns and ammuni- tion for some time preparing for mi- litary action, has been made known to the British. It is said. the Ger- mans believed the Boers would aid them. With populous British territory on two sides of German southwest Africa, and with adequate military forces at hand, Great Britain Is said to be well prepared for the situat- ion, despite the secrecy of the Ger- man preparations. It is generally be- lieved here that she will soon seek to take control of the German terri- tory. in Africa. Y Gelman Africa is bounded on the north and southwest by British ter- ritory, And with the end of the Bri- tish Island of Mozambiqge just off the coast, it is thought here it will Final D.L.A., mm Te Tr rma Record. L. -------- they are likely cheer up the boys when think 'that the. home people thinking of them. William. Brown, First street, met with quite a severe mishap on Mon- day afterhoon. While using a saw he cut a great gash in his knee some three or four inches long and about an inch or more in depth. It will lay him up for some time. Miss Vera Berry, spending the past few days with her mother, Mrs. Thomas Berry, North{ street; left on Monday evening for Kingston to resume her studies at the model school. Apply THE PORRITT GARAGE CO,, LTD. Laon Kane. Spending the past few hone 454. - 110-114 Wellington gt. weoks in tisburg township, with . -- his grandmother, Mrs. John Bal " \ \ loch, has returned home. Mrs. ©. - A. Robinson, Calgary, 'is the . guest -_ of her parents, Mr. and Mrs: Alex. Ramsay, Stone street, for a, short time. Nationals Torontos Irish-Canadians. . Tecumsehs. . . .. 5 Good Storage FOR FURNITURE, MERCHANDISE, ETC. 'ABSOLUTBLY DRY. VERY CHEAP RATES, WE WILL RENT EITHER BY THE . FOOT OR THE ENTIRE FLOOR SPACE, 130 X 30 X 18 rr, "ROWN' PRINCE FREDERICK. Wii. LAAN Where Did They Fearn. "SATE To have: bean! aneitals twa rds Three Toronto baseballists have 4 been fined for using profane langua ge during the progress of a game in London. It is not surprising that London punishgd the offenders, but the surprise is this--where did those men learn such languages? OF course, not in Toronto, They must have picked it up during their tra- vels. The people of Toronto will be shocked, and so were the fined play- ers, because ghey were separated from tonsiderable of their hdrd-earn ed money. said to GAN ANOQUE EVENTS: A, Box Has Been Sent On To Soldier < Boys. Sept. B.--Labor mn a quiet manner townspeople in general. The lo- cal merchants closed up their | es- tablishments for the day, as did most of the manufacturing establish- ments, some considerable number of the citizens speiiding the day in Kingston. : Nr. and Mrs. Alexander Peléw aie Gananogue, was passed the Day by » . Wishes to an SEL EN ES The 'Terra Nova, which took the Scott expedition to the South Pole, has been returned to the North Af- lantic--whaling service. Overwork drives almost as many people to nervous prostration overrest does.--Exchange. nounce their be easy for the British to dominate the east coast, with the co-operation of land and sea forces. It is said here that the Boer far- mers living in southwest Africa are all loyal to King George. as London's Useless Feat. In the hopes that Ottawa might not be able to play yesterday, Lon- don staged three games with St. and two id the afternoon, but this was wasted energy on the part of the plavers, as organized ball only allows two games to be played by any club in one day, this point hav- ing been decided some years ago, when a New England club played six games in the ome day. Ottawa were unable to play in the morning, but defeated Peterboro in the after- noon and thereby made the pennant sure for the third successive year. Big Four Rugby Schedule. Oct. 10. Hamilton at Argonauts: Montreal at Ottawa. Oet. 17--Argonauts at Hamilion: Ottawa at Moatreal. Oct. 24---Argonants at Montreal: Hamilton at Ottawa. Oct.' 31--Otlawa - at Montreal at Hamilton. Nov. .7-- Hamilton rgonauts at Ottawa. Nov, 14----Mentreul at Argonauts; Ottawa at Hamilton. Argonauts; at Montreal; Thomas, playing one in the morning | all mourning the sad loss of their in- fant daughter, Harriet, whe passed away, peacefully," on Sunday, alter'a short illness, and was interred on Monday afternoon. Louis Lalonde, Gananoque's clever young slack wire performer, tumbler contortionist, etc., has been secured as one.of the attractions for the Lyndhurst fair, Sept. 15th and 16th An executive meeting of the (ananc. que branch of the Leeds County Putriatic league and Relief Associa- Hon was held in the town hall on Monday evening to arrange for sending a box te the local member of No. 3 battery of the ne 3 ade overseas contingent at Vgleartier. 'Whe Sunny South" was the attrac- tion at the opera hotise last evening and drew out quite a fair-sized aundi- ence. | The! regular. monthly session of the "Winona Mission Cirle was held in the lecture room of Grace church last evening, | and was well attended. Supper was served from MX to seven amd followed by a short business meeting and programme. The box of comforts for the 'local soldier 'boys at . Valeattior was for- Messrs, W. J. Webb are enjoying the this week. W. F. Meggs, spending the week- end here with his wife and far. ily, left, on Monday. evening, for Toron- to. oo Wilsqn - and George Toronto fair THE LIBERAL WOMEN Are to Get to Work With Relief in View. Toronto, Sept. 9.--Patriotic under- takings are to be the programme this antumn for the Ontario Women's Liberal association. A oth of the organization has beén ca by its president, Mrs. N. W. "Rowell, for i Toronto, and repre- "Hamilton, Brant ford, Wiarton, Stratford and a num- ber of other places are expected. The wives of the liberal membet's in par: liament and in the legislature have also heen invited. i: The definite nature of the work to be undertaken will be decided at the meeting. It is thought probable that with a special sample stock of all the latest styles in hair-goods FOR LADIES --There ches, transformations, pompadours, 'waves, fronts: full wigs, etc., of the finest.quality excelled. Those who are beautify their appearance should not miss this opportunity of COMING TO KINGSTON se So. 1 PROF. Dorenwend OF TORONTO i 3 will be at THE HOTEL RANDOLPH will be shown beautiful braids, swit- hair arid workmanship that cannot be - desirous of seeing something that will ¥ relief work and investigasion of od employment . amo: women will _be two of the activities which will be taken up. ] : " In adopting this policy the Ontario liberal women are acting along the limes of the Women's Liberal Asso- ciation in Great Britain which, un- der' the direction of Mrs. Adguith is ion alleviate using its to warded last evening and 'will quite calling at the hotel during the visit. FREE DEMONSTRA- = | During the past year there has been a considerable falling off in the number of strikes in France. There were 1417 in all, involving 230,646 ate' when she "doern't care why which fs the only str ! weight, indetectable, and will make you appear 20 years younger. Fi

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