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erg ~v W;ficmy cannongding. On the rest of the b to report. w #s w c S ts TURKS USED â€"MINES FOR FIRST TIME. > the Dardanelles from Sept. 12th to Sept, 17th there was no moveâ€" of importance. The Turks attacked several positions of our front ‘ means of mines which t been employgd by«, them up to‘this time. i the morning of Eflny Sno:pllarig was destroyed after been adv , ‘ days. by. our~coÂ¥Biter mines. The operaâ€" perfectly s ful without costing us a single loss. §‘W{£ 16.â€"The Reuters at Pétrograd teleâ€" that an Imperia) decree been passed â€"permitting the $ to set until next December. Tidg Wias been deeply felt in this regard an@ men of the disâ€" 1 councils and municipal counâ€" eils will meet in Moscow next Par t. w We N inle j iirpas m all mt toal af fu the onl Th femiene fonle feeon ons *n ced on ty ie oo t c dith old mooe ‘ndthel pot i ooo thalg w god unA troone tie the region of Berry Au Bac in Champagne, near St. Silairie and the sibrtwern‘W évre district, sand: in ‘the ‘Vouges a alto was marked by thiry ‘dpirited Artiiicry actions. WILL 8IT UNTIL NEXT L4 IGNT FORTHUIGOROUS REPLY é © FAOM THEARTH LE AY OF ALL Semme. * 8t artiliery fighting during aiso fHighting with mines in the region of Frise in the dep&rt T he is + iA c frl@ad } t L. s ie o 0 & o o a cogan 8t is We 1 1 s <Bs d * is us £6 tig is J 6 w Nob L NOR w * g ‘*. * Jui in % [ t G A ie 17 t ® h i# «sys THE CHRONICLEâ€"TELEGRAPH every Thursday morning service. hbut also the pitk of the reports of fifty corresponder Tnn L,-nnu.l‘ iAU keKa" i LeLlik id I NE ET e I : Nt 4 MB d ANT N L0 c acl e Uh ress ud BE ML O lieg $A D C ae e ul "oors t prngun s . D Aaiie sn SA CR ET oR 0s C 4 k _ f. tw = service, but also the pick of the regort_s of fifty correspondents all over the prosperous County of Waterloo, dition to all the news of Waterloo and Berlin; socially, industrially, commercially and in general. Just Count the Items any Week PECEMBER But it is not only in these lines that the Chronicleâ€" Telegraph continues to lead and excel, just as it has led and excéfted for over half a century.â€" The COhronicleâ€" ‘felegraph provides many Editorials, intensely intérestâ€" ing serial story, and other features. Its éditoridls are sane and ‘concise. Nor are these all the qualities which give the Chronicleâ€"Telegraph its distinctive: appeal to the general reader. _ _ > 4 ty **M@rw@%B& BRITISH LOSS * ‘ OF SUBIIRINE | 1$ ADMTITTED London, Sept. 16.â€"The Admirâ€" _ alty atinounces the loss of a subâ€" marine as follows: ‘The engmy claims to Nave sunk the subma@râ€" ine E 7, taking Lieut.â€" Crane ‘of \ the Dardanelles, 3 officers and 25 men prisoners. As no news | has ; been received from this ,submarine ‘â€" since Sept. 4th _ it is presumed "W@Mat the report A# ~eorrect. _ * § Advertisements Aroe the snoppeors @urity ****~*~â€" *A as} iF YOU WANT TO KEEP THOROUGKHLY â€"INFORMED, READ WATERLOO COUNTY‘S GREATEST WEEKLY ~~London, Sept. 16.â€"A Copâ€" ho macki a, G n«qzu :ei: erman J permifted yeste to NSW ) herid kg.,-.f“ egtarh ‘ tion in the war imay Rmex »t any. rainute. s s wl fiig ies are ectye en s« | MAQNITIIENEPDNTED 17608 M °N BAVE t L‘"’ lr.ow' Sept. 16.~â€"The British cas @, lare WBR The nomber. whed "*de 5 FieoRIE en > aud J.. of British ied ‘pubâ€" } hed. darlior in the w 7 s ::":"'q‘.,m:c..fl::.a".;" F:r s nn%,zv‘m. ml-t:v:y s 373 officers and 8,021 men, . ; t Maike Personal Investgation CONSIDERING _ TERMS OP B gm York, Sept. 16. â€"The ma‘ 1 Milllonaire,..Jghn: D. Reckeftelter, Jr,, it was ro{em. are considering t yan o es nals t P * r France, With a view to p‘_hv!l‘éjmln:. : THE CHRONICLEâ€"TELEGRAPH CREATER PART MORE RESERVES ABRE CALLED OFF Petrograd, Sept. 16.â€"An . Imâ€" perial _ Ukase. was issued. toâ€"day calling to the colors the reserves of the territorial army, . .sBxae> London, Sept. 16.â€"The Brl% prize court toâ€"day cortdemned greater part‘ of ‘the Americap rro- ducts forming the cargoes of four steamships.â€"The protest is valued at several miflion dolars.; ~ ~ & L% e â€" eP c enE ty . P : T '6'; fl d'm* n kn ) *In‘# #Kimish north of Sviebtsyany near the village of Davgelischâ€" rlhacdibet __.. jkicssax the latter, village remained in the enemy‘s possession. ARE comflml- In region of the village of Vilna and east of that point there was Hatacoadiald # !stupborn fighting.which already had taken some time in developing. yoiy es * hak t 44 _ Paris, Sept. 17.â€"â€"The afternson announcemant says:â€"in the Artois dis MMAqu’mw&uMuww lew responding to the firt of the enemy rded viciently German There place t i trench to trench as as, cert ic maNflnJ‘ocqfiKM,flufzy.bmu%m C ' apligneul ang on the Ajgne.rixer. and in the Argonne divici Roiling whn snilew and m aombe man sentinned yuring part of um. 4 P ~:0~~;'--4‘ s M <#7 mt 'A“ w9ee f > A Ruééiar counter attack on the â€"villagte of Genteva failed of its obâ€" ject but résulted in the capture of 12 officers and 540 men and 3. â€"maâ€" chil!m.“" + I wokt i x â€" _ ‘Fast of the village o;‘nn.q-lm on the. Stripa : river towards . ~the north of Boutchany the Russiags captured 14 officers and 800 prisoners. ‘ In the region of Riga, the statement continues, *‘there were engageâ€" ments ‘of| small ‘détachments, ‘Onâ€"the river Etkas and at some points on the westérn bank of the Dvina River between Jacobstad and. Dvinsk, the enemy attacked. ‘Fighting west and southwest of Dvinsk continues, _/ At several points ls':r the Junction of Vilna, Revne and the Siedice Pojptsk«railway lines man attacks ‘were repulsed but the enemy > Has :q-?omu River St. Chara which m‘ attacked . near the: village of thatâ€"name: and. crossed . to the right bank. : »In many places inthis region and in the regionsouthâ€" of â€"S#tiéntsyany engagements occurred with strong detachments of calyalry . . . ALWAYS THE LEADER There is nothing to regort from:the remaindar of the front IRGAITIOE REPORTE Y t o not only supplies you with the cream of telegraphic "â€" ar 3y oo paâ€"rTse eE bis mepso o ygec. t oo tf semllodha® 5 T. Test the Qualities of the Reports Â¥ou wili find those appearing in the Chronicleâ€"Peleâ€" graph are accurate, fresh, comprehensive and carefully edited. Comparisons can be made, but are not necessary. Yowninkd my w _s_ i duitdds . FULLEST BERLIN AND WATERLOO . AND coUNâ€" Including all the importana® dowisâ€"and villages in .: the County. Also upâ€"toâ€"date h and Farms for Sale advbflm importance to the farmer. W##arh 41 Amount veted to totai credite since but Munt Have Gond to #rafice With ':‘omm 8 ‘ The ‘M&Mt * *was" made this oo Aaamited â€" Bagedinibauty fotces have crosged the channél ihto Francé and are now ready to take their turn unition factories control. led by Government. ... m# tth Wy s ietign cthie °* 6. niccges k is [ d d j 1,250,000,000 $,410,000,000 3,900,800 |Mekinge SUCCEEDED IN EXPLORATIONS ts t i «. % 1 laad § § 2e q564 im . terms..eimilar .. to ho he K 5d :1 _A k: w#mvm*y . â€"‘.. phu;.Ihn. off '.:flflf-“..m mm r!v-rv:!m'r % n en pn $ ie Mint: t in B aud my pxplorationp 16 ut tarther north Hf. a northorly cou i eniae ce g.., in Ottawa by the Waval Departâ€" i giotipotht medleAny party is safé. aad i y _ Nome, Sept. 17 't'-‘-.â€"-.vwr.-.â€"vâ€"‘ s.. He dincove T o lsnd Southweat af AC Pat Tand, AWNtHY 10 the Contine: ance of explorations to the westâ€" WWBDED3 : cmd 4 «n «Capidh cocmminrite » â€" Some Gage are, stilk obâ€" tainable. ,5&;33-\ rocer.. for _ _ late Bide Plums and . Prune ‘Those who have ail the; requ for family use, should premerve for the soldiers. he nearest }-Wlfim ranch «wil hok T + to "the mt'mm OFFICIAL .FRUIT BULLETIN, Frult Branchâ€"Daopt. of Agricut fruits..... More canning And . preâ€" n wal m tee i g&;fich a splen !m ty should be _ ‘iberally. ‘tnuchuzplm 6. QUaNLY, EME &3,.‘“’ be " 4“" 1s a lo’umn-n‘d health, less expense and ‘fewer doetor‘s . bills. -mwg: onny SneePrnthentmnd ty now. ock > 4 hurst will be along.in q__l'fl This isâ€"an unusual. year for will be along.in a "’:& Gage are, st t le. KP% . J:_ ienss mily _w;‘. a +M ERme L T NÂ¥