‘THE OMINEGA MINER, SATURDAY, MARCH 25, 1916 a

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THE MINER WAR BULLETINS |: - [uate their bridgehead” fortifica-| (SSS S555
The encroachment of the enemy {tions ‘and: abandon ‘transports. | ||... FRIDAY, MARCH 24 a
é MONDAY, MARCH 20 ) eliminated the neutral zone,anda| Under cover of night they Suc-| Xs = = te
strong French force from Saloni: | ceeded in reaching the Austrian! pa “There. haa’ been © ie | -
Ki attacked and occupied the/Posts north of Gzermowitz, ~ | jy. at Verdun -sinee. yester-| [P|
ontered, thee the eaten had be London: Russian: troops are, day: Intermittent: bombardmenta/”
entere e enemy is now eing| being concentrated .in southern !continue. The: French: trenches °
nine. and. injecina, thir pursued into Bulgarian territory, ] Poland. It is believed the Czar’s| taken recently were: carried. by}

Several children were injured on' London: “The: German offen- forces : are being prepared for ar liquid fire. : The military commit- a | i
their way to Sunday- school ' al sive in the Verdun. district isnow |attack onthe line from Czartor- tee demands feprisals i in‘kind, °
bomb, dropped on the Canadian|¢rumbling, . “The-attack on Mal-|ysk to Kovel, There were. - heavy eke
Hospital at Ramsgate, damaged ancourt has . been repulsed. with There is a strong and growing ments’ in. Argonne and. Weelre a ‘
the building, but there were no| heavy losses. | ” The checking of ‘agitation against: Germany. Ain throughout the: night. ann
-casualties, Six bombs, dropped their attempted: advance meang Holland as a result of the Tuban- ‘Malancourt: woods were seach
from a height of 6,000 feet, fel]| disaster to the Germans, smarking , tia’s sinking. The Holland: preas ed’ hy French hatteries.,
into the harbor. . the turning. point of the war. urges that the U.S. take the lead ~ Petrograd: T ‘ :
‘The raiders were pursued hy|Heneeforth, the experts. say, the in, protesting” against German in’ the: Dvinsk, reglon;-by. three!
Altiedairmen, Flight Command- Teutons, must be on the defen- ““frightfulnées,” aimies on a 70-thile’ front, resulted. 3
er Bone, in a single-seater, after{Sive. _ Amsterdam: Reports: concern-| in: the capture of ‘three ‘lines’ of |:
a 30-mile chase in the NorthGea,| “Reports today: froin the other jj ing the Allied raid on Zeebruigge | German -trenches at Lake Nar=|
in a 15-minute -fight brought fronts are cheering. - _ on Monday say 200 Germans ware! ocz, after heavy bayonet glaught- a
down a Geran ’plane, killing London: . Fifty anilors landed killed and 850 wounded.’ Asreat|er the’: ‘capture “df. 2. “thousand Li:
the crew. 4 at an east ‘eoabt | port today, ‘They fire broke cut. during. the bom. | Germais and a: ‘dozen: ‘machine a
Early today, an Allied fleet of are survivors of Norwegian and bardihent. oo, = | una. se : as
65 aeroplanes bombarded Zee- Spanish steamers torpedoed last . _ |. Bucharest reports great activity
brugee, All returned. Heavy | night. ’ mo, vinthe Russian fleet.in the. ‘Black. 7
damage was done, including the] a’ squadron of British monitors € THURSDAY, MARCH 23 z) Sea. . ‘Russian submariiies enter. <
destruction of aeroplane sheds at continued to- shell Zeebrugge “eck: Varna harbor ‘and ‘torpedoed |
Zeebrugge and Houltade. - Bach | after the Allied aircraft retired} Paris: The fifth and probabW ‘ships. * Phree Russian’ ironela
carried 200 pounds of bombs, in yesterday’ sairraid, ~ final drive by -the Ger mans north|arid three dreadnoughts.. <encoul
Athens: The financial.situa: | "Basle: The greatest air jpaitle| Of Verdun has begun, A-violent] tered” fleet:.of _Turco-German |-

tion in Greece is of.a very. grave ofthe war took place at Mulhouse, bombardment east of the - Meuse vessels, for. Constana with.
nature, Families of mobilized | upper: Alsace, 23 Allied machines by the artillery of ‘the crown) vay, sitkingalll.. They 4 were Ini
soldiers are in dire want and the taking part. More than 50 planes |! prince was followed by the Storm. with, dro and cereals.

men themselves will shortly be were fighting at such | close-range | ing and’ capturing of French
required in the fields if’ crops are |that the German -@nti-aireraft positions on Haucourt’ hill ina

not to be neglected, : funs had to cease firing to’ avoid flanking movement against: Dead |:
os hitting their own machines, - Man's -hill, to eut the Paris-Verey
London: The steamer Palem- ‘| dun railroad, The assaults were |

hang. was torpedoed, the erew| London:* The Ertente: powers marked with ulter disregard off |
being saved, There- were two|have notified Belgium that she human life. The resalt. was an
Dutch passengers aboard. The will be invited to participate in| advance of a mile una front of ay :
passengers and several-of the; the peace | negotiations, as an mile anda third, . omen. “
crew state that three " totpedoes independent nation. a . Berlin announces that th e. Kai. north Bane

were fired, ser hus returned _to Verduh to}.

‘The Hague: The press sof the} ||. | - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 29 | witness the fina] assault | on the

London: Four German hydro-
_planes yesterday dropped bombs

Netherlands discusses the possi- | fortress,
bility of war with Germany over |~
the Tubantia- - The Dutch gov-
érnment hag sent a strong pro-
test to Germany, who‘asserts that
the steamer. was sunk by a Brit-

mént: yet undertakén*
French eritics, who are con- side i in- this theater: of} w.

fident, siate that the: advance - Gernian counter-attacks foi"
cannot prove of advantage unless recapture of, the’, trenchés ‘were |
it ends with the ‘capture - ‘of ‘the repulsed with’ heavy loases’
t B 3 h hills dominating Avancourt woot: JAtood: pr ogress: is: reported
ish submarine. ritain enies the attempting to advance was driven An attempt hy ‘the Germans - to. the Coiteasuss
possibility, debouch. from: Avancourt “was.
_ back, by a withering. artillery fire. “epulsedb

Vienna: Renewed activity of! German forces made" violent repulsed by the F rench artillery
Russian artillery presages a re-| attacks on the French lines west with heavy losses, . s Brad: White Lack: US" Givil Bhginenta:
sumption of the Russian offensive of the Meuse, but gained little F -Clemenceay announces. ‘that : oy r ; wee als lomiaibin arid: Britiolt Col
on the Bessarabian front, =. i ground, although ‘their losses]! tance is: justified in believing| «

London: A. Turkish: foree, were heavy, These attacks were |5UCeess: assured at Verdun, 0 |" =k av INg..ou ite | ce at Vitara, Hin: ton eorgeé
accompanied by German officers,|marked ‘by the throwing of fHam-| Petrograd: | The Turks’ have|. -. $1.00. per: Setina af ee lee ran, Me aeons
attacked a British “ outpost at ing liquid. by enemy detachments, aeuated Erzinjan, a fortress‘in Jc ‘SHORT “AR : gr. Herel

* Imad, 10-miles from Aden, but “London: ‘Russian forces have Sia Minor, 120° miles West of | oe “ens ete
Suffered a severe repulse. Ourj gseupied Ispahan, the old capital! Erzerams-/ “eee me Og eg ue woe Assay. y ice ‘a Mining’. Office:
“Joss was one Indian killed and 16 of Persia, and control’ of Persia, the A Raion ave. santgred Aeody, Ahe: Foatr ath i nd, Gal Bala 378 Seyment, Sree ;

wounded. , (the. Austrian ‘bridgéhea dear |] I A Pe a eee !
Armenia and Mesopotamia ia now Mikhultche; Galicia, most of ‘the | of Peate hi Estate of I. LO'Sullivan he

Petrograd: The capture of the assured. Anew’ Russian army-is defenders being kill d, ee we Le ered Cen gs me

- Mamahatuii bridge shows that/now moving toward. Kut-el- Am-. . & ralle Sipe ‘hlB'is (he path of-him whio-wearg’ "livan, “F.C. ere oats ‘with uy
"the Russian forces are within 60/ara, tg effect: a juncture with the Our forces captured davanced ane Pm ate? :. . _ Vivian: & Sons, Swanseit, on
- miles of Erzinaw, on the road ‘to| British force, ‘The joiht armies ark trenches.aduth of | AS enti =
Sivas. Sivas-will mark the first! will then. attack Bagdad. at preparations in Rouniania BE T Coop sae! “Hot
“organized resistance af the Tar- Lon don: The: ‘Allie 4 poverr n. {are complete. Military. duthor|- fe Ma re a paz Ost iu IL

~ kish armies, a jments ate in possession of evi. | 1&9 are ready to: assure control i.

“London: Strdng’-Frendh col-|dence of hortible massaeres ‘by of i railways, agmeanttation 4
umns, with light artillery ‘from | Austrians and Bulgatians in Ser. |! the entire atin il fo ;
_Saloniki, attacked, and otcupied | via, exceeding even those in:Ar- Bul ‘move of the: Teutons’ and ne
three villages held: by. Teuton-|menia. The. victims numbere q mee without” ‘declaration’ of a
Bulgarian forces, Allied forees | 700,000, whole districts: being: war *

are now thirty, miles ° north of depopulated by machine zuns and acer ene Eel 1. : ; : RUBBER 5
Saloniti bayonets, Three thougand \ women Sunk off the Roumanian coast,” (i. ees

and children,’. who" had taken |
; fai: The deans Reni refuge in a Belgrade church, were “This -reported unofficially, that

"> Austrian submarine, Forty-seven locked i in and suffocated ‘hy: “Ras Czérnowit, ue. ‘ta of. Bu Our Shipment o of: Rubber ited.
“| bombs... Ina:has been ‘aban tones by _ A are
were lost and thirty-six saved. 7

the Austrians, a wot ? hi nd Le .
| London: ; In a‘ running fight wee ee | to Fii High and Low.
te TUESDAT, MARCH 2 . bétween - four’ British destroyers] ‘Londoii:- ‘The, rh WOMENS Heel Styles of Boots,

ctf arid : three German véssgls of the| NoUnced . that
, yo beea given Be
. London: “to: induce. ‘Bulgatia| ¢ atroy we: e hi jit aueceed- tent

to ‘attack : ‘the : Allied:: forces ‘at ed inept Zea t

» Salonit Germany: hes formally : the the.Br

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‘Paris: There were no oinfantry
attacks on the Verdun fi unt last
night. Artillery fighting ; jcon-
tinued at Malancourt: and east of
the Meuse, where a German foreé

yf for any,