aoe ms ‘the formation of a. cabinet,

~ - the concessions to Bulgaria,

. __ Dardanelles, according to a state-
_. ment made. by. Baron Hayashi, |).
; Japanese ‘ambassador, ‘who’ gays|"

THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4 1915 _

THE MINER WAR BULLETINS | the greatest “soldiers’ battle” PRINCE RUPERT FAIR. -Gun Fund Adkinowledged »
_ (Continued from Page One) since Inkerman. _ WELL WORTH SEEING | The. acting. minister of militia J
Belgium, by dropping inflam- Warning Before Attack Grodno Evacuated has acknowledged the -eotitribus : .
mable bombs. mm Washington: Ambassador yon] Petrograd: An official com-| highly successful fair, with 7

Residents of Maasbode report} Bernstorff today informed. Sec-
that Allied aviators attacked and retary of State Lansing that the
destroyed a large aircraft build-} German government accepts the

ing in Ghent.
- Seeking a Scapegoat
Washington :

disobedience of orders,
Coal Strike Ended
London. It is believed. the
British government has come to
a decision in the matter of nation-
al service, Instead of conscrip-
tion, each district will be required

to furnish a certain number of

men from time to time,

The government has taken
over the South Wales coal mines,
thus ending the dispute which
caused the miners to strike,

i WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1

A,

A Rossian Success
Petrograd: Successful Russian
counter-attacks on a wide front
in the Stripa river district, in
eastern Galicia, are reported in a
Russian official statement given
out here today, The Russians
claim to have captured 3000 pris-
oners, thirty cannon and thirty-
four.machine guns, _

Progress of Retreat
London: The Russian. rear-
guards are making desperate
resistance to the efforts of von

* Hindenburg’s southern wing and
Prince Leopold of - Bavaria’s
troops. to cut off the Russians

.. who are still clinging to Vilnal

and Grodno, according to the
Petrograd correspondent of the
Times, ‘The nature of the ground
greatly aids the Russians in their
task of regrouping in their new
‘positions in the rear, The latest
movement of Field-Marshal von
Mackensen’s army against the’

- trunk line between Koveland and
Kiev, which might isolate the
Russian troops in Galicia, ig re-
garded seriously in -Petrograd,
but the broken and woody nature
of the ground is expected to re-
tard the advance in this direction.
It is persistently rumored that
President Redzianko, of the Du-
ma, will shortly be appointed
” premier with wide powers as to

Arabic’s Assassin Sunk

It is learned! attacked by submarines.
from German sources that the
commander of the submarine
which sunk the Arabic is to be
courtmartialed and punished for

‘tdred rifles, five hundred bombs

jman battalion, taking seventy
The.enemy made thal||

Principle that passenger liners
should be warned before being

Noted Airman Killed
Paris: Adolphe Pegoud, the
famous aviator, has been killed,
at the age of 26. He brought
down his sixth German aircraft
on July 11.

( THURSDAY, SEPT. 2 B)

Advancing in Gallipoli

London: An official statement
has been received from Gallipoli
peninsula, where British forces
are operating against the Turks.
The report says: ‘Further fight-
ing on the 27th and 28th on the
northern sector of ithe line has
resulted in the capture of an im-
portant tactical point command-
ing*the Buvuuk Anafarta valley
to the east and north and an
appreciable gain of ground by
the Australians and New Zea-
land troops, The fighting was
almost entirely hand-to-hand and
of a severe character, very heavy
losses being inflicted on the
Turks and three of their puns,
three trench mortars, three hun-

and a large quantity of smal?
arms - ammunition captured by
us, ;
Four more Turkish transports
have been sunk in the Sea of
Marmora by British submarines,

Russians Defeat Enemy |
Petrograd: The total number
of Austro-Germans made prison-
ers exceeds 100 officers and 7,000
men, of whom one-third are Ger-
mans. This is the - “outstanding
feature of an official statement
last night.

The statement says:. “On ‘the

{his successor, the report says.

Whité Star line says the submar-
ine which destroyed the Arabic
was captured in asteel net, The
vessel was one/ of the largest,
carrying a double crew for train-
ing,

British have captured fifty Ger-
man submarines,

munication made public last night
by the Russian war office ‘an-
nounces the evacuation of the
fortress of Grodno by the Russian
forces, and the retirement of. the
troops to the right bank of the
Niemen river. The statement
‘gays: “‘Near Grodno, after having
held the enemy as long as was
considered necessary, in order
to enable ns to evacuate this.
point, our troops on the night. of |
Sept. 1, crossed to the right bank!
of the Niemen river, To the

front as far as the Pripet river,
the situation j is without essential
change,’
In the south, the forces under
Ivanofi are retiring slowly to the
Galician bordér,. harrying: the
advancing Germans by frequent
and vigorous counter-attacks,
Big Gune Busy -
London:.On the western battle-
front, which has of late seen
little but heavy artillery ex-
changes, a tremendous. bie pun
duel is now in progress. The
object is not yet ig nat yet. ap-|
parent,

Hee Tirpitz Resigned?
Amsterdam: It is reported
today. that Von Tirpitz, admiral
of the the German navy, has re-
signed, a3 a result of the failure
of. his submarine campaign a-
gainst Britain... Von Poh!, ecom-
mander of. the battleship fleet, is’

Capture Many Divers
New York: An officer of the

Within the last sixty days: the

right bank of the Meretchanka
tiver the fighting is still of the
same desperate character. One
of our regiments, which had been
surrounded by the enemy, broke
through and annihilated a Ger-

prisoners,
most stubborn attacks on August
30-81, in the districts of Radzie-
chow, Zolvtcheff aiid Zberow, ‘at
Bourkanoff on the Stripa and at

-London: The German sub-
marine which sank the Arabie
was herself sunk the same day

- by & British patroboat -while
attacking the Houlder liner Nico-
’ sian. Information fiven on the};
same day to Washington says the
‘submarine was sunk near the
spot: where the Arahic was sunk.
Servia is Agreeable, _

; Paria: The Servian govern-

ment, has - been informed that
— Greece. will comply with -the re-
questa. of the Allies in regard to

Japa Will Give Aid

at ~ Paris::
will assiat in the. forcing of ‘the

ft forts at Grodno.) -

It. is, believed Japen ||

Boutchaich. The enemy was
repulsed everywhere, suffering
enormous losses,’

Confidence i in Russians.

London : “The Russians are

in thenorth, where they continue
to-hold Von Hindenburg’ 'a forces
back, Near Vilna the Grand
Duke’s soldiers scored a - ‘success
over the Germans, There. is
growing confidence in ‘the ‘out-
come of the Russian. campaign.
A report.-in’ Berlin says the
Gerinana have captured the outer

s

: ore we or ron em i
FRIDAY, SEPT. 3

developing unexpected strength |

“WAKE UP: ENGLAND”

Roseht Bripces, Poet Laureate.

Thou careless, awake!
Thou peacemaker, fight!.
Stand, England, for honor,

And God guard the Right!

Thy mirth lay aside,
'. Thy eavil and play:
- The foe is upon thee, _
And grave is the day. -

_ The monarch Ambition _
Hath harnessed his slaves;
_ But the folk of the Ocean _
” Are free ag the: waves.

, ' For Peace thou, art armed

south of Grodno, on ,the whole]:

{manded, being allowed bail of |#
| $50,000 each,

_|for our boys at the front have

splendid exhibits from the inter-
ior, is predicted for Prince Rupert

coast.city, who arrived here yes-
terday from the Bulkley Valley,
where he spent several days,
The exhibition, which opens on
September 22, is going to be well

(Says, and large parties of visitors
,from all points tributory. to Ru-
pert will be on hand,

One of the attractions, it is
expected, will-be a baseball tour-

nament, in which the Hazelton,

teams wil} play.

Alleged Boodlers Arrested
Winnipeg, Sept. 8:— Ex-Prem-|
ier Roblin and Hon. J.H. Howden,
Dr, Montague and G.R. Coldwell,
former cabinet ministers, appear-
ed before Sir Hugh: John Mac-
donald, police magistrate, .on
charges of conspiracy to defraud
the’ province. .They were re«/.

Smokes for. Soldiers © |
. Although other i im iportantfunds

diev’s tobacco fund i isi not being
overlooked n- Hazelton. © Sub-
stantial sums to purchase smokes

heen collected and forwarded by

Union Bank, and Mrs, Hogan and
ites Gs Goddard of the Hospital.

A Fatal Fire

ed this | morning, Through : the
heroism. of Sister Mary Agnes,
52 children and’ six blind adults
were saved. . At least two v were
burned, ’ .

Tuesday. aes

by A. is Prudhomme, of the

worth visiting, Mr, Prudhomme .

‘| Ketchikan and Prince Rupert i

have claimed attention, the -sol- |

Government Agent Hoskins, the|:

San - Francisco, Sept, 4:—St,
Praneis school for girls-was burn: |}

The: Ivanhoe concentrator ‘ati:
‘ Sandon was destroyed by. fire’ on

Hazelton | ‘and’ vicinity, . for the -
purchase ofa machine gun..

now at the. front, as a eit trom 7
this distriet..” :

; Popular at t Front. ”
Returiting from the battlefront
to London a few days ago, - ‘Gen-
_jeral: Hughes said: =: © Pe,

“Ryery one in the ‘Canadian ;
lines is interested and enthusiastic -
about the machine gun campaign -
in Canada. There is no question
that more of ‘these will save
many hundreds of lives, I saw.
a plan of the German trench
which is opposite the- Canadians,
and there seemed to be a ma-
chine gun placed every. few yards,

In some spots there were groups —
of three or four.”?
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