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periods during. which’ it'appedred
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" HAZELTON,. BC. SATURDAY, Januar 9, “1916

“PRICE $2.00: A YEAR

Few Schedula. Arranged | This
$ Week by Hockey League—_
BO City. League Opens :
an Arrangements. have been. made
for a game on the local rink to-

A meeting of the Northern
‘Hockey league was held in :Haz-
ton on Thursday, with repre-
Sentativea from Smithers, New

‘Hazelton, ‘and Hazelton being
Present. . The meeting wag. call-
gd to deal. with the games de-
‘faulted by Smithers on Dee, 80
After hearing the
- ¥epresentations of the Smithers
_ flelegates; it was decided to: give
-Smithers another opportunity to
‘play these games, so a+ new

“fon on Monday the 11th and in
: “Hazelton the night following,
“with Hazelton gaing to. Smithers
on the 16th, This arrangement

maton wiring. 9 report of the
meeting to Smithers, they were

: “eould not, bin ‘teams down. ‘and |
4 ‘would : forfeit the, games. a

‘As ‘there’ ‘will ba no senior hoe.

“Executive have arranged. to: hold:
carnival on Tuesday. iat.
“Prizes: will: he: ‘Seated: tor,

Seogtumme. There © wil: ‘be. races:
tand 8 a broomolo: ‘game, and_-ref-
ipeshments will be served in: ‘the
Selub: Tooms,::- “Only. skaters :: ‘in
teontumie willbe. -allowed . on. the

The City: wil
ia: ‘flourish: ‘on ® : Thuraday’ ‘night
Fwhen: the Grays and-Blues clash-
edi in a. game ‘that’was Jhighly |,

; eame.out on top. with;a, 6:4 scare,:

“again, . Tha: “tenitig’ tinea “up: as

‘Gtaya—Puilee, O’Brien, ‘Reid,

At ‘is-the intention of the- City

ative s Fou hundred thousatd Germans

é | ans and torped

pies wars: .

4with Russia, ‘with-“thé hope ‘of,
; sccuring, the’ ‘miich- coveted .cast-|

nf Russian. army Ainder General “Di-
| mitrol. has ¢a

RUSSIANS

‘Petrograd,:. Jan: oy + Official
communication—On the left bank
of.tha Vistola; at. the? ‘villages. of
Soukha, Metairie and Moghely,
fighting hag assumed'a character
more.and Tore: ‘desperate. : i: The
Germans, notwithstanding the
great losses they ‘have sustained,
eontinue obstinate attacks at dif-
ferent points. *:In Bukowina.we
oécupied.on Jan, 6th Kimplunog,
near the Hungarian border, after
‘an advance and fighting lasting
eight days. Our troops . during
this fighting. covered: more. than
190 versta (about eighty “ntiles)
and finally crossed the mountain,
chain. at: “the frontier between

SINK AT

Bukowina and. Hungary.

During these operations we
captured more than one thousand
Austrians and also took rich spoils
of war. On the Black Sea. on
Jan 3 our torpedo boats ‘discov: |‘
ered ‘a Turkish cruiser of the
Medjidieh type, followed by..a
traksport sailing east on the
north coast of Asia Minor. iSee-
ing? themselves pursued, - the
Turkish vesselg- turned wést* in
flight, but we followed and sank |.
the transport, the cruiser esd
ings —.

Paris, Jan. 8, official communi-
cation To the north of Sois-
Son, we have captured German

TURKEY RECEIVES ITALY’S UE min TUM
"GREAT RUSSIAN VICTORIES IN GALICIA

redoubta, talelng: ‘two: ‘euecessive
lines of:- trenches and ~ ‘reaching’
the-third line.” Counter attacks
by the Germans failed,
In: Argonne, a violent. attack
‘on the | summit’ “of, the’ heights of |.
‘Chevauchee ' was‘ made* by the.
Germans, We ‘were ‘at firat
forced ‘to. retire one ‘kilometre
(two:thirds-mile),.but.tater:made
counter attacks, and. revecupied
our. positions. . on
London—The Greek ‘govern:

ment is gravely concerned: over
the, strained: relations ‘between
’ |-Greece-and: Turkey,

ceivini’ intolerant treatment and|’
all protests have: been ‘ignored. |

. London, Jan. 4 4:—Owing to the
general bad. weather which pre-

vails, operations 2 ara: ‘practicalln a) at

—e oe

a standstill j in the western theater
of war.: The French, forces -have
zoe pained -B little in. some places
ue there is nothing new, "except
geveralminor artillery duels. -
Berlin, ‘reports. - that | British.
pedo bosts.eppeared:
Weatende, elgium, yester-
a “The watships ratired- with,
out firing,“ CoN

Balkan States— vw}
‘aré now teutral, brite part an
The Gyaek: minigter of
| finance’ geclared : hist: sreete
| di “making: preparatiqns. ie amaip-
| tain the new. tergitoriga sk ie pain-
ed «in - the: BajRan?: Ward: from
Turkey and? ‘Bulpatia: ‘Héstated
that’ Greece Shad: more ..to. fear
frort:-Bulgatia thatfrom Turkeg. |
It‘is believed that:Roumania wil:

advances towards » ‘Trangylvania, |
and it is‘expected:. she: will join

if Austria Hun

«: Stcrikhe.. Gai-
Mang: have | again : been repuldéd}
arith. great losses, fromthe Baura |
and Rawka: rivers,-. says last}
‘ight? 8 announcement by the war!
office.” - An-attempted. surprise
‘attack, by: the enémy- failed” com-
nletelye The’: Germant. infantry.
arges-were, for the firat time,
aceompenied ‘by -acishower - of
bombs: but. the Russians atgod
their 4 ‘ground.
~ A strong’ ‘Aietre. Gor man force
madée.an even ‘more stubborn -at-|
tack“on.the ‘Russian forces ‘hold: |.
ing: the: road.:to -Kielee. The
Russian ‘infentiy finally- charged
{the enemy,.: withthe. bayonet,
driving, them ; hack - along. the
southivest.road, , Nine guns an
several hundred” ‘prisonets were

taken,"
tated thet: the

‘Ttie® offically

ptured 22,700 Aus-

trions and 45 machine guns dur,

ing the last : ‘fortnight,

. Lt) is veatimated: bys! the war |

offic’ ‘thaE 27: Geérinan driny ¥ COrps}:
ré- operating aygajaut Russia,

and. ‘Auatriain:hayo. already been

_Dndlestone ait re Ni

itity-of- the- ihrrarn:-

rot leol-on, calmly, : while” Russia

ance’ ‘oo: “upper

_ STORY. OF THE GREAT.WAR TOLD. DAY: eae wee 8,

taken prisoner, and: their kiltea }
and wounded are ‘three or four |i

Vera tea

-inies heavier, (o..

dang axe even on: the left.bank:of,
that river. -

than nit ‘Wwas-Tast October. S

Lendon, Jan. Si-Highly signi.

cant news comeg‘from the:east-
battle--front;- where the
-Russiens,” after -adminiatering :a
:digngbrousg defeat tothe Austrians
in? Galicia; have swarmed-through
the:passes of the’ Carpathians and
invaded the plairia’ of” ‘Hungary.
Panic is said to-have seized Vien-
nia and Buda Pesth,: where it. is
believed> tlie. new ‘ideursion -of
Russians is ‘net: ‘B mere. @ raid, but
real j invasion.

promise the Ga of. General
‘von Hindenburg in: Po land:

An official’ despateli ’ ‘relating to
Sunday's operations sayai:““There
i8. no important. change. ‘on the
left : bank: of: the ~Vistula, In
‘many. sections © thera - have-been
the ‘usual’. artillery’ engagements
and. sécondary actions... There
was more desperate: action ‘on
Sunday: night: in the ‘region of
Bolimow,: where “the Germans,
after an energetic: attack, foréed
ofie “of ‘our trenches; “but were
immediately dislodged’ by our
counter-attack, abandoning. six
i machine;. SUB. and. atarge. num-
ber of prigoners.’) -:-

: The’ statement: tells of the be-
gfhinine ‘of the battle. in Western
Galivia’. -on ‘Saturday, ‘when, the
Russians captured | .several- can-
non/and machine guns and many
prisoners, .
‘Anstrian battalion, with. eleven
officers,..... Later advices say that
in’ this” feiztion ‘a column of ‘the
enemy, with «wounded -andiall
documents, fell into. the hands of
the Russians: -.

On the rete f front, the offi |:
the

Hagoments | “aft

‘The Germans: have“ ‘not aly)
crossed the Bzura,.but the Riis- |bach

Warsaw is notin.
+danger,.and if the.Gérmans. are’
‘gon palled-toretrest:they will find’
ita much more: difficuit.. problenr

" |maintain ‘it, : ‘and this: position Te

| troops won complete victory, over

full retreat,

inclading. .an -entire C

ing to the Rugsizins. svithout.. any.

‘entrance.of  Roumania. into: the
| war, special significance attaches

(Sennezeim), - {Laat ¢
SAYS ‘the report,” “our
trace Wak the “regained, terti-|
‘tory around: the ‘church ‘at. Stzin-
‘This morning they-oeen-| ~
ied. thegutire village, The Gerry
fan works. to t] he westoft /OrnAy;,
capture
lost for'é brief poricd’
very: violent: counter-attack, -bur|
the. Germans: were “unable ‘tal:

mains in. our handa,...

Paris saya Rupes fa’s entranee| "
into the war'on thé sideof the
Allies, is certaiti; the only hind:
rances being dipiomatic and malls
itary. prepzrations.:

Petrograd, ‘Jan. 6:—It ia offi-|°
cially announéed that the Russian
‘troops have gained a detisive vid.
tory.over the Turks, The: des-
patch from headquarters in. the
| uone wo says: “Last night ‘our,

the Turks at Sari Kamysh..

have beaten two Turkish: ‘army
corps, and made ‘the ‘entire: 9th |
army-corps, with its commander
and three ‘division: commanders,
prisoners, : Small bodies of Tark-
ish troops, ‘which : succeeded’ in
escaping. wererigorously pursued’
and destroyed. .-; We. contiriue in
in pursuit of other . parts. of the
Turkish forces, which aré.oow in

-. “The Turkish | ‘losses in | killed
and wounded are enormous. Wel
took ‘many cannon, machine guns,
munitions of wart and. revictual-|
ling convoys, !* ”
“London;.: “Jan. 6:-~Fuller’- ac-
counts from “Tiflis ‘indicate that,
Turkish--expedition to Ardahan
has been quite: obliterated, ‘Sev-
eral thovsand wera’ ‘captured, in
cluding four German seniér offi-
cers,

: Austro- Hugarian troop, i in the
arpathians are- famished:: and
suffering terribly from frosthites.
Many.are.sa exhausted as to
bo sént homo} others ‘sutrender- |

attempt at resistance. *«Condi-|-
tions i in Flungary are: desparate.

“Tn.view. of reports of the: early

.| to-the- following tram'the Chron
chdent:

; icle’s Milan corres

,| day. afternoon.:next, the : ‘subjegt

eel dined |
lomats in Turkey | ave’ beat re-]"

--will be rurias.a pound dane

at its mouth,

came down, from Sinithers: Ce
Thuraday to attend’ ‘the’ meeting:
‘of the: hotkey league.’

of the: ‘Yukon Telegraph: Servide;,
is‘expected tonight, in connedtion:” |
with the death..of operator: Ele.»
phinstone at Third Cabin.....::

is renewing, old: acquaintances, iv
town this: week-end, reports exe.
‘tensive, ‘improvements ‘in’ *§

Buck River district ia’
year, * , a 4 wet . rahet

Dr Badgero:: “who! hes! béen. me
practicing dentistry here-forgome
weeka;: expecta to, Agavethia. aves
ning for. Smithera, , whero he, will
spend some time,, aturning hers. :
before spring. Ta a

ganizing a progressive Bssociation
for,the: furtherance: .of develop-..:
nient, dn thelr: big; district. oth 7
new organization: will, it }
ir pactay, take forms ;
“Hinatitate, wi

r\POR RELIEF OF BELGLANS —

[Hazelton Woman’ 8 | Auniliary In. -
_ fends to Work in Aid of Dis.
ctressed Wer Victims’ *

| Members of. the; Hasetton. me
A are desirous.of assisting inthe
rellef-of distressed Belgiang;.-up-.
:|on-whom the great war hashed
such cruel effect. At: the..Gagt. a
meeting of the year, tobe held  ~
at the Mission House. on::‘Thurs-

will: be-fally.. discussed, . in -order
that: “ways: and: means.may. decid-
ed-upon for -the “best. and..mast.
‘expeditious: attainment:.of-‘the —
present object: of... the organiza-
tion: - ;
“The officers of the. W. A. hope
that all ladies will endeavor to he
present: at: Thursday’ a” meeting.

_ Athletic Dance cee
“The Athletic. Association, have -
abnouneed that.a- dance will be ~
held on: ‘Friday: the 22nd ‘Jan

sand .
the committee. is hard. at, work to

‘make it a success. Fat Yt part-

ioulars will be given 1

“by us’ yesterday, were| yw.
‘following al =

“ Wy : Sharpe, 6: Kispiox, _
spent, the: Holidays ia Hazelton,”
= Miga- Barbeau, of: ‘Prince Rue
pert,/is: ‘viaiting: her: slater, Mra.
R..S, Sargent... ; foe
organ, . “the: a, ni
Dotaa Lake rancher, . is, ‘Spendin
a few “days in ‘town, | oo
“Forest Ranger ‘Latham returns.
ed on Wednesday froni a business: ae
‘trip to the ‘weat ‘end. of his dis-
trict. -

“Beaftie to Hazelton railway sta: a
T | lon: has heen: ‘resumed,. ‘the. ‘Buk.
|Kley; being crossed. “over: the dee.

J. ‘Kennedy and’ P P, RB “Cake.

EW Dowling; superinténdent ae

A De McKay, of. Houston, who oo

_Kispiox Valley: settlers are ors |

ame : Baur)