The Signal, 1914-10-15, Page 7Tag worm, : GODERICH ONTARIO
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W bees appclated Military °oversew.
it bs reported that a war tan of w
less tkas $100,000,000 is to be levied
a the city.
Tear German oscers suddenly ap-
peared before the Hotel de Ville, M
Antwerp, at noon oa Friday. and N
cal sled the surrender of the town.
Amer a short consultation this was
agreed to, and the Germans entered
Antwerp through tbe gates Ira the
roads from Turabout and Welryck.
They entered an almost empty city
with their bands playing at about 4
o'clock Friday afternoon. The first
body ,of infantry with machine guns
arrived at the .'lace de Moir, where
tie Royal Palace is situated, and the
troops at once occupied all the public
buildings as barracks.
The city had been heavily bom-
barded for several days and much
damage was done to the buildings. I
British Force Cut Off
A British marine 'brigade and two
naval brigades, with heavy naval gran.
t0 the were sent by the British Goverameal
to participate in the defence of Ant-
werp during the last week of tke at-
tack. While retreating, after tbe
evacuation of the city, one of the naval
brigades was cut off by the Germans,
and t.hereepos entered Dutch territory,
were 2,000 men laid down their arms.
Tie rest of the brigade has returned
to England. From mane of them It
was learned that the commander of
one of the torts war a German spy.
t The Belgians shot him and Lour of
bis staff officers. The marines sal
that the work of defence was greatly
hampered by spies, who were every-
where. The escape of the marinas le
Considered a miracle.
The Germans are row moving on
Ostend hoping to capture Kling Albert
.nd the llelgian Government.
TuuBaDAY, Ocroaaw 1b, 1914
EMERY ON OFFENSIVE
ALONG WIDE FROM
Allies, However, Have Leet no arwtrwd
and a. seine Palate Have
M. Gains
The whole German front is prepar-
ing to take the offensive agate aloes
• bath'. Ilhe of uo less Than 300 miles
Max
Germzn cavalry has advanced with-
in thirty miles of Ostend; Ghent 1s
threatened by the. invaders; Uhlaas.
acreenn.g i heavy Prussian fore, have
been encountered all through the ter-
ritory west of 1411..
These all are mao(ruvrins, covering
the cstabLehment Of the new Belgium
battle line reaching out from sad *ow
meting wl.h the German right 1s
France.
One report says, however. that the
French hold the country around Lille
safe, &ed. that east of Hazebrouk the
enemy has been scattered.
till wrrtl Arras and the Oise the
enemy has renewed Its .attacks with
increased fury; the plateau north of
Sutssoub . ()Waives to be the scene of
viperous onrush a movements by the
Kaiser's forces, and Verduu, for eight
weeks under almost Meer -ant fire
from the Grriven guns, new a to be
made the target of the monster
howitzers which reduced Antwerp.
The official French report un Mon-
day went sold tat the allies had
gained krtfund in some directions and
at no place had they lost shy.
Baffling every effort by the Ger-
mans to break throhgh their linea In
Northern Fiance, She allies are stead-
ily forcing the hi;ilttng toward Bel-
gium. •
Along the southern arcs, each side
impregnably fortiftc•d, awaits the de-
cision of the west flank and in the
north.
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sweetens the stomach and stimulates
the action of the akin.
"Pruit-a-tives" is sold by, all dealer*
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of price by Pruit-a-tives Limited,
Ottawa
RUSSIANS CHECKED'
Seduce I{aur
EXPENSES
Abandon Beige of Przemsyl But Mov-
ing Toward Budapest
Despatches from Vienna' and Petro-
grad
etrograd Indicate that the Austrian army
at Przemysl, so often reported sur-
rounded, hopelessly outclassed and on
the verge of surrender, has with the
aid of reinforcements turned on the
Russians and forced them to retreat.
A despatch from Rome says that
LAe jivaalans , have abandoned the
stege of Frrzemysl, In Austrian Galicia,
in order to put themselves in a stra-
tegical position to meet the Austro -
German army.
A despatch from Petrograd rtates
that on h Russian Poland -East
Prussia front, nes the centre of the
long line, the Russians ha,re driven
the Germans out of Vloclawek. rely
35 miles - ruth-est of the Prussian
frontier fortress of Thorn, and have
fortified themselves within a few
miles of Torn Itself. Since the Ger-
man extreme left is defending en-
trenched post ions not tar from Lyck,
over 150 miles east of Thorn, while
the centre, under Gen. von Hinden-
burg, Is operating close to Warsaw,
more than 100 miles east of the same
'place, (t 1s said that the German
left already has been partly enveloped
and cut off from the main body.
The evident plan of the Russians
1s to drive a huge wedge Into the
German line at Thorn.
The Russian- Ministry announces
that Rusgfa has conquer d an% oc-
cupied 49,001requare miles of Austrian
territory. while successfully oushing
her vast offensive carerations against
the German provinces of East Prua-
Ma, Posen and Silesiain two months
of campaigning t' e Russians have
I taken possession, the:- say, of all the
crown land of Bukowins. seven -eighths
of Galicia and one-fifth of Hungary.
COLONEL BURLAND DEAD
Montreal Officer Who Only Recently
Received Red Cross Appointment
, Lieut. -Col. Jeffry H. Rutland or
Montreal, recently appointed head of
the Canadian Red Cross nrganlsation
at the front died suddenly in London
on Friday. Death was due to angtan
pleterb.
Col. Kurland was known through-
out Canada for his philanthropy as
, well as for his activities to various
departments of the militia service.
i He had been In England only about
a week.
IColonel Borland has command( d
the Sixth Fustllers of Montreal and
,•.; ..was awarded the. dllcers decorpiaop
for twenty years' service to t9el. • He
was a member of the small arts
commission of Canada and chairman
of the council of the ikeminon Ride
Association Amng other benetae-
tiers. he founded t King Kdward Tv -
IberealosIu Institut . at Montreal. was
was a member of the Ro' al Tuber-
eatesls r'ornml.aion In 1409. and was
a geaerotu patron of practically
every hospital and ctlarttable Institu-
tion In Montreal.
in view of the hanl times an-
ticipated clueing the cunning
winter it is policy for everyone •
to reduce espeu-e4 t•, a thiel•
mum. One. eft (bet prigefiqa4 vi.Np
to he considered is the cost of
fuel aid a
SAVING OF •_'O%
in that direction ie worthy if
consid. ration.
The Peelle.* C„r,nue it.nR�
c in effect that Sewing. The epee -
tally eunetrur'ed lire tem, im-
!unveil iy.teni .if dampers and
many o her patented devices
m•ke the C irons one of the
moat i'eonouiical ranges on the
[market_
C.Il at my wsreroorus and in-
spect these ranges for yourself.
1 oleo have for male come heat-
ers at greatly re.lisced prices and
a number of cords of good herd
wood.
ROBERT WILSON
Hamilton Sheet
Fall Weather Wearables
Vast German Army
It 1s officially announced that the
Germans are eiupluying 41 ariny
corps, with reserve di, Whine, or
more than 2,000,eilu men. The allies
probably, are in superior uumbcri.
The allies In their thrust toward
Belgium halted' counter flanking oper-
ations by the Germans, forced back
the enemy northward of Arras and
fought Indectahe cavalry engage-
ments along the Belgian frontier to-
ward the coast. Meanwhile they im-
proved their aituatiou at the hinge of
the battle line, in the regio u of Hoye,
where the most violent blows of the
Germans have been parried end where
the allies In their t urn recovered
roend and posftiops lost to prevlcus
days.
North of the Aisne the strain has
'rescued, because the Germans have
been obliged to weaken the centre 'o
oppose the allies' northward sweep.
Along the Meuse the Germans retain1
'their, grip Oft St. 'AM11r-%-but are, maws,.
than ever on the defensive. In Lor-
raine and the Vosges small fora s
strike at each otaer without decisive
result.
The nature of Gen. Jonre's opera-
tions toward Belgium is ludicated by
• report which specified a German
withdrawal near Arras and cavalry
fighting near the Belgian frontier.
Allied successes at Roye, along the
Neuse and to the \V oeuvre district
are reported.
The reports of the Freuch Govern-
ment all. point to the fact that the
allies strengthened their flank to
maintain an unbroken front In Nor-
thern
orthern France while employing strong,
independent forces to sere( p around
the German west Hank.
Germans Out -manoeuvred
Gen. Joffre'e strategy is developing
slowly, but with apparent sureness.
Within the past few days the Ger-
mans obviously realized the danger
to which they were exposed by the
encircling movement. By the tam-
ale allied cavalry had penetrated to
the vicinity of Douai, the Germans
brought up reinforcements nts from wher-
ever they could be obtained -the east
of the line. the centre. Belgluni and
even from Austrian corps. Starting
a powerful flanking operation of their
own, their cavalry advance way tem
porarily successful, but Gen. Joffreb
latest reports Indicate that the French
and British cavalry have checked the
Germans and ..ave even been able to
throw diem back in some places.
Allies Ars Confident
Early diaappc fitment In the slow
progress made by the allies has been
succeeded In London and Paris by
patient confidence. It is realized
that the decision may be delayed, but,
no apprehension is felt now as to the
ability of the French and the British
to hold the Germans where they are,
at the' very least,*while the'Russtan -
offensive develops,and General Joffre.
with fresh , troops, plans new cam
patgss, which may be briefer and
quickly decisive. The principal sour-
ces for cheerfulness are that the Ger
mans seem helpless to drive a wedge
through the allied iines; that they
are weakenlag slowly at the centre,
ism -tits stair. 3M heti *S.M.
of the line has dwindled to nothing
AS leading men's outfitters our stock is
now complf$e in every line. Here are
only a few of the many useful articles
which every man and boy will find essen-
tial.
SHIRTS
The Meru &ted W. 0 R. brand.
GLOVES
Pert are the best. We have a full line of them.
SWEATER COATS
In %ari&ted colors.
HATS
All t1,e newest Meas in contrast bands.
SOCKS
The heavy all Mc,355&l,
Hanson
•, according tpopular. They sell at
o weight.
McLean Bros.
The Square, Godtrich
SEM! READY TAILORING
Agents for Cerhartt Overalls, Stanfield's Underwear, Pitwell Hats,
Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs
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By Buying
Made = In = Canada Goods
ROUTE ATLANTIC BATE
Ne Further Deeper Frons German'
Cruisers in hat Charter
Agents ..f British steamship COSI-
Dania. whose vessels ply between
New Thrk and porta In South and
Cestrsl America and the West Indies
have been notified from Lnadoe that
regular mailings might safely be rs-
salted.
The willing schedules were inter.
reeled by the activities' Et the German
evildoers Karlsruhe and Dresden and
1t is a.aum.d fist the German war
vessels have been chased away, bet -
tied wp to some pert, et bad bad Me-
aatrooa ereettags with the WNW' sad
whack cruisers kaisers to he la Bosh
a ui ass asters. .
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A STOCK REPLETE
with correct wear for feet
• 41se- fibre •Iblestks is +Nt`plado
with the sevida1 a creation*.
Every desirable reply in high
and l.,w .heron 1..r boob men and
wos.en. Our li a of Ozfto t , in
the most d,-ir.,t.le coker• and
Mai tier, will intemet and pis *if)
von. Ample pr.rvisinw h... been
made alto for the tots and near
tots.
SHARMAN
THE SHOE! MAN
,s
ie .eentrtea AA fes nee neri.!1.
To ' ADVI$SRwhien will be sod tree.
t ADV1IRT115$ 1N TUX SIGNAL ,
MANIKIN • MA1iUOtf,
aN Uw111erelty St-. M.SW .&
TO STRUM AT BRITAIN
Vela Tlrpitz Preparing to Lead the
F e1.rn Hope
The war against Great Britain. ac
cording to German newspapers. s111
eommeare et the end of 0•-tober. atter
Belgium le conquered. Relstum then
will become the base of operations
against Great Britain, the newspapers
say. They add that Admiral Von
Tlrplts• eke Ml1Mter of the Navy,
wbo is sow at General Headquarters
with 'emperor V'llliam, has announced
that he will go aboard the flagship
of the German fleet and direct the
operations nt the navy.
In that way, our money remains in Canada and -
helps keep Canadian factories going.
KELLOGG'S
TOASTED CORN FLAKES
is the only cereal under KELLOGG name that
isi'•Made in Canada." All others are imported
and do not benefit Canadi..n work people in the
least.
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The arrival of the tronp.hlp. carry
ing the Caiadtan . ontingent. as pre
vlowsly announced premature` and
officially denied by the War fAce. M
sow an accomplished fact. rut troop
ships are now In home waters. and
We work of dlaembarklag the men
began Monday morning. All 1s In
rem4Meas for their transportation to
as roans wasp at Salisbury 'Plata,
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