_THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1915 '

THE MINER WAR BULLETINS

(a MONDAY, NOV. 1 ‘)
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. London: The King is weak from
his injuries, but is recovering.
Roumania is Friendly

London: It is unofficially re-
ported that the result of a con-
ference here between General
Joffre and the British cabinet was
a decision to ‘save Servia, A
rapprochement between Russia
and Roumania has. been effected,
allowing Russian troops to cross
Roumania to the aid of Servia,
Roumania, who may herself take
the field later, is to get part of
Bessarabia. oe

A Bucharest despateh says
King Ferdinand has declared he
will not oppose the aspirations of
the Roumanian people and will
place himself in the hands of
the parliament,

The Balkan Campaign

London: The Anglo-French
troops are firmly establishing
themselves along the southern
end of the Nish’ railway and,
crossing into Bulgaria, have oc-
eupied the hills surrounding
Strumnitza, although the capture
of that town, which has been
reported, is not officially con-
firmed. - The Servian fortress of
Pirot, described as the key to
Nish, is in the hands of the Bul-
garians. The Austro-Germans
advancing from the north are
endeavoring to form a ring a-
round Kraguyevatz, where the
Servian arsenal is situated, Thus
besides endangering both the
Servian war capital and the town
where the Servian munitions are
manufactured, the central pow-
ers, with Bulgaria, are narrowing’
the gap through which the Ser-
vian army in the northeast must
escape.

London: The Russian fleet of

. Warships and transports has ar-
rived off Varna and is effecting a
landing of troops under cover of
the naval puns,

On the Western Front

Paris: German troops in mas-
ses made. thoroughly organized
attack last night along a front of
nearly five miles in the Cham-
pagne and were subjected toa
serious check with heavy losses,
the French war office annotneed
today. It is asserted that the
assaulting forces were hurled
back along the entire front of
the attack, extending from the
Vicinity, of Hill 195 to the position
of La Courtine, except that they
succeeded in reaching the summit
of Butte de ‘Tahure.

Berlin (by wireless to Sayville):
The storming of Height No. 192
in the Champagne district and
the capture of about 1,200 yards
of French trenches in the Artois
region was announced officially
today. More than 1400 prisoners
were taken and four machine}
uns were captured, The loss‘of
a salient to a superior force of
French north of .Le Mesnil, in
the Champagne, is admitted,

In the Baltic

Petrograd: German plans have
been demoralized in the district
of Riga by the successful submar-
ine campaign conducted in the
Baltic by the British and by the
laying of Russian mine fields,
combining to prevent the trans-
port of supplies, for lack of which
the German forces are suffering,

( TUESDAY, NOY. 2 ' y
[__ Tsoar, nov. 2)

Admit Russian Successes

Geneva: It appears from Ger-
taan despatches that the Rus-
sians have taken the offensive on
the Niemen and Upper Szezara
tivers, as well as at Dvinsk and
on the Styr and Stripa rivers,
with considerable success in the
latter sections.

Bombardment of Varna
Bucharest: It is reported in
naval circles here that Russian
troops were landed at. Varna,
Bulgaria, on Friday. :

The bombardment of Varna .

did much damage, especially in
the Armenian and Greek quar-
ters of the town. The military
club, marine arsenal, national
bank and English cotton factory
were damaged or destroyed while
the barracks ontside the town
and the naval docks were dam-
aged.
King Ferdinand’s eastle af
Ruxinograd had one wing des-
lroyed and the ancient monastery
in the grounds, where the King
and Queen reside in preference
to the palace, ‘was demolished,
The majovity of troops at Varna
are Turkish, under command of
German officers, ,
Bulgaria’s Program
Athens: It is stated that
Greek demobilization depends on
the result of Bulgaria's campaigon
against Seryia, and that Green
will demobilize at the same time
as Bulgaria. The latter has an-
nounced that her program is

push the advance. after oveupy-
ing Macedonia north of Monastir
unless compelled by Anglo French
attacks, She expects to finish
the campaign in six weeks,

Berlin (via Sayville) : The
Anglo-French bombardment of
the Bulgarian Aepean coast is
reported again in progress,’ in -
Sofia despatch today, but no
mention was made of a Russian
attack on the Black Sen,

Allies Lend More Troops

Amsterdam: British and Franch
troops are being landed from
transports at Kavala, Greece, 75
miles northeast of Saloniki and
near the Bulgarian border, ac-
cording to Berlin despatches,

London: Further French suc-
‘cesses in the Balkans are report.
ed. The Bulgarians have veen
thrown back on the right bank of
the Vardar with heavy !oases,-

Athens papers contain inspired
articles friendly to the Allies,:

_ Allied Guns Superior .

London: All is quiet on the
western front. ©
_ Sir John ‘French states that
the new British guns and gunners
show a great superiority over the

are using

demoralizing effects ‘on. the en-

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limited and that she will not,

| the French: forease 25 ea eee
ities of .the|

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Servian Hostilities

London: Austra-Germans and
Bulgarians continue their advance
in Servia,

Bulgarian forees have pene-
trated beyond Veles, but the
Servians still hold the principal
defences near Perlepe.
evacuation of Monastir. by: the
Servians is denied.

A French warship yesterday
bombarded a Bulgarian supply
train near Dede-Agatch.

The Servian copper mines in
the Bor region, the largest copper
mines in Europe, were flooded
and rendered unworkable by the
Serbs before leaving the district.
The arsenal at Kragnyevatz and
jall military buildings have been
blown up.

A Bulgarian attack on the
French forces near Krivelel was
repulsed. IntheStrumnitza region
the French continue to advanee,

Roumania’s Proposal
Milan: The Roumanian oppo.
sition, under the lead of Joneseu,
is doing its utmost to form anew
ministry favorable to the Allies.
It is stated, Sernl-officially, that
Roumania will only enter the war
after the Allies land 500,000
troops. as otherwise it Will be
impossible for Roumania to con-
duct war on two fronts,

Italians Gaining
Rome: Fort Mansel, the een-
ter of the Austrian defensive

has been renderes| uselegs by the
Italian artillery fire. Our heavy
funs now occupy all the sur-
rounding heights, ,

Berlin (via wireless): Aecord-
ing to the Overseas News Agency
the, Turks captured the French
‘submarine Turquaige fairly in-
tact, and will probably utilize
the vessel themselves,

Russians Doing Well

Petrograd: Reports received
by the General Staff are of the
mast favorable character, Heavy
fighting appears. to have taken
place alone the line, both in
Galicia and on the front further
west, In no place have the

their own, while the Germans
have been driven back wherever
they attacked, Th any instaneds
the Russians have taken the
offerisive, they have inflicted
Severe losses on the enemy, and
in any sector where the Germans
have made gains they have been
obliged to give way before the
onslaughts of the Russians,

. Lausanne, Switzerland: Ger.
man submarines in thé Mediter-

to advices from Munich today.

London:
the. Servians.are still retreating,

selves felt in Macedonia, and the

Operating: in conjunction with

* The, fighting qua ]
Serb forces are unimpaired, “The
‘aged moriarch,: King Peter, has

hig. soldiers. ‘with “the newa that

‘ench and-Britia
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ing'to the rosen

‘Che!

system protecting Malborghetto, |

Austrian forces heen able to hold |.

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foe Allies to the-Rescue. ,
Fighting doggedly, 5.

but the Allies are making them. |
first . British contingent. has ar- |

rived at. Gueyegili; . forty. miles |
orth west..of. Saloniki, and: ig ;

one ‘to the front: to encourage}

Russia is concentrating a large
army at Reni for another landing
in Bulgarian = *

‘ Hindenburg’s Failure

London: Berlin admits‘ the
failure of Von Hindenburg’s
campaign and his retreat for fif-
teen miles, The Germans have
evidently given up all present
hope of taking Riga and Dvinsk,

The Russians have captured
Czernowitz, the capital of Bu-
kowina, :

Petrograd: The enemy, taking
the uffensive from the village of
Seenivia under cover of 4 heavy
fire, rushed the village of Semi-
: kovitze (Sionkowze), We opened
an equally violent fire and made
an attack which was entirely
successful. Al! enemy troops
who had penetrated the Semi-
kovitze front, numbering ahout
5,000 Germans and Austrians,
were made prisoners, -

Rome: Austrian counter-at-
tacks, undertaken with augment-
ed forces in an effort to retake
positions lost by them, have fail.
ed, aveording to an official state-
ment issued today, . 7

Athens: The Zaimos govern-

deputies on a vote of confidence,
will resign: Venizelos ig expect-
ed to form a cabinet,

i FRIDAY, NOY. 5 }
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Servian Situation Critical
‘London: An artillery duel was
in progress virtually all day at
Valandovo, in the Strumnitza
region, between the French and
the Bulgarians, a Reuter despatch
from Saloniki savs, ~The Ser-
vians are reported to be retiving
in good order from Tetovo before
a numerically superior foree. In
Babuna. pass, which protects the
road to Prilip and Monastir, the
Servians are continuing to repel
furious assaults by Bulgarians,
Al present both Prilip and Mona-
stir are safe, although uneasiness
persists in the Monastir region
in “southernmost Servia, whenee
some 300 refugees arrived at

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Saloniki Thursday. Generally
Speaking, the -despatch stated,

the condition of the Servians is.
'/extremely eritical, but it is de-

clared that if. they are able te
hold out a little longer the situa-
tion will take on an altered com-
plexion, Further re-in forcements
of Allied troops are being moved
rapidly.

Paris:

day was 2 surprise attacle on the
French trenches between the
Oise and the Aisne. The Ger.
mans were repulsed.
Russians Repel Enemy
Petrograd:

Berlin accounts—have the Ger-
mang made any impression on
the Russian forces. In the. re-
gion of Podgacie, says the official
Statement, the enemy succeeded
in penetrating deeply into the
forest, where he commenced to
extend himself. The situation
became very desperate, ’ but by
united efforts of all forces, we
succeeded in saving the situation,

The whole region of fighting was |
jeovered with enemy dead, A

second attack was also repelled,

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