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THE, ‘OMINECA MINER, “SATURDAY; ¢ OCTOBER 8 1915

“THE MINER WAR BULLETINS

-( Continued ‘from Page One)

today . claim that. Roumania will
remain neutral, but there was no
confirmation from Bucharest. *
Dardanelles Bombarded -

Athens; A Mytelene despatch
says: a- British light, squadron
yesterday bombarded the Tutkish
fort of Fenki, one ‘of the Dar-
danelles defenses, Long range
guns mounted on lighters shelled
the Narrows and the fronts on
the Asiatic side.

- German Prisoners Talk

‘Petrograd: Reports-from the
commanding officers show that
German prisoners, despite warn-
ings from their chiefs and threats
of punishment, are giving infor-

’ mation . more frequently -of the

exhaustion’ of their troops and
the decreasing popularity of the

appears in the Russian official
The. ad-
vices show that heavy fighting
has taken piace near Dvinsk,
where Germans captured a few
trenches but were in turn. driven

out at the point of. the bayonet,

Some smal} | captures: -by the. "Ras. |
siuns of men and guns have taken
“place; “In the Black : Bea they

.took’a motor schooner in face of

a violent fire from land hatteries,
A Collective Ultimatum
Paris: . The Quadruple Entente
will send-a collective ultimatum
to Bulyaria today,
Russia’s ultimatum to Bulgaria
is welcomed -here as a means of;

_ clearing the situation i in the ‘Bale

_kans.. A

The Entente: towers win ‘send “Ss
-- 600, 600 men “t0° prevent Servia

tom being ‘crushed . between the
"Austrians and Bulgariang, a result
whieh would allow the’ 'l'euton
army to cut through and reach

_ Constan tinople.

Paris: A heavy bombardment
is taking place-in the - Artois
region and heavy, artillery ex-
changes - are “reported in the
Champagne. .

ot “WEDNESDAY, ocT. 6. BI

- The Weitern Fi ront-
* Paria (official) = oN bombard-

"tment of a violent nature occurred’

‘on all sides to the north of La

Searpe and to the east of Arras,

“There was. trench. fighting with |.

"grenades and bombs. near ‘Likons |.
and ‘Anechy. : wo

‘In Champagne the “enemy
" dontinned, with the aid* of’ as-
phyxiating shells, a bombardment
of the rear of.our new ‘front to
the south ‘of: Navarin farm-and
in the environs of Souain, , Our
artillery responded energetically
.. against the German trenches, |

_The. artillery: action was ale]!
most continuous in the Argonne,
in ‘the sector of Houyette to Les
Eparges, in the forest of Apre-

° mont, and in Lorraine near Mon-

gel, ‘Arracourt, and Ancernviller, | .

' “On the evening of Oct. 4, the|.
"enemy. attempted a sudden stroke

tes against our ‘posta. to the east of

This statement)

farther south, as well as on the
upper Piemen,. in the neighbor-
hood of Deliatitchi, there have
been continual skirmishes with
the enemy, who is endeavoring, | -
unsuccessfully, to advance i in an
easterly. direction,’’ :
Premier Resigns

Paris: . An Athens despatch
says: “Premier Venizelos’ of
Greece has resigned, the King
having informed him that he is
unable to support the policy of
his ministry, which proposed to
strike a quick blow in aid of their
Servian ally. Premier Venizelos
defied his opponents tu follow a
different course ‘to that. which he.
took,”?

-Athens: . The French troops
landing from transports at Salon-
iki, ‘Greece, consist of seventy
thousand men. — They will pro-
ceed along the Guevghell-Uskup.
railroad in order to puard the

line from any attempt at damage

dr seizure, gis
Roumania Active” ’
. London: A’ Reuter despatch,

announces that Moumania is
hurriedly despatehing troops. jn
the direction of the Bulgarian|
frontier and taking extraordinary
military “measures. Bulgarian
artillery is now in charge of Ger-
man gunners, ‘

Petrograd:
had received no revly | from’ Bul-
garia at noon. a tae ee

Preparing for Action | ;

‘Paris:” A battle of. decisive
character .ig imminent - on the
Anglo-French “front. Artillery
fire has been breaking over the
trenches on' both sides for 48
hours without interr uption. The

Germans are massing reserves. toy

meet the expected attacks and to
launch counter offensives.”- The
greatest activity is repdrted from
La Bassee, south of Arras, ‘The
Germans have been. shelling. the
British: positions. for. many hours,

— evidently: in: prep:ration for an

jinfantry. ‘attack, - Along the
Champagne front the. Teutons
have emerged from their trenches
at several points, planning. bomb
raids on the French, works,

“French Capture. Tahure
Paria: French infantry, after’.
a. heavy bonibardment by ‘the
artillery. ‘today, captured. by us-

sault the village of.Tahure and
reached the summit:of the hill of
the same name, ‘which conatit-
uted. a. supporting. point’ in the
second German Jine, according: to
the official. statement, issued” by

the. French war olfice.

“We likewise made progices in 2

the environs of the: Narvin farm

and: the number. ‘of | “prisdners|.
taken exceeds - 1,000,” saya. the]

Btatement.. ur an
New Kind of Gas. ;
"Pai. a new. kind of ;

1 . ans
on the Chanipagne frontier, whieh
has for’ o base prussic acid. |: ‘Men

The foreign cffiee

a THURSDAY, OCr.7 ~:

London?" ‘Ne inforniation: has |
reached the Bulgarian legation in

London: of the reported presenta;
tion of an ultimatum by Bulgaria
to Servia, . .

Aeroplanes i in Balians.
Nish: Seven aeroplanes: flew,

over Kraguyevatz yesterday and.
-|dropped thirty bombs; |
shooters of: the Prince Regent's

Guard hit one of the craft, which
fell directly ‘in front of the pal-
aee,
ploded and the. machine and both
its occupants burned,
passengers were German officers.

* Sharp-.

As it fell the fuel tank ex-

The twolj

Nish: - News of the landing: of
French and: British troops © at

Saloniki has: created intense en-|-
thusiasm here and has dissipated

fear of Germany on the frontier.

‘Germany Lacks Copper

London: ‘Phe German ‘ministry.
announces that owing to scarcity

of. copper in Germany: all statues, Bs
works of art, ‘chandeliers, . etc. | -

will be taken by the government,

London: - Intense interest is

| shown: in the Balkan situation, |—
through. the possibility of revolu-|-
Lions in Bulgaria and Greece, ‘The

populace of bath countries favor
the Allies.: -In the event ofa

revolution: jn Greece; the Allied

camp at Saloniki will hecome the

rallying point for Venizelos’ fol-
lowers. : :
= DAY, OCT. 8 “Ji

; Japarivs, China al:
Pekin: | ~The Associated Press
has been officially informed: that
Japan. has: notified China that |
unlegs Japan’ s demands: regard-

ing jurisdiction over the Koreans |'

residing in Chentao, in the Kirin
regional Manehuria, ure acceyited
Japar will pursue her owiycourse
in’ supporting her Claim. by. force,
if necessary,”
French Official Statement;

Paris’ (official) : “A violent
bombardment:on both sides’ ‘has
occurred in the. environs: ‘of Niew-
port. and -in the séctor-of Steen-
straaté,. .

ues On call: sides’ i

“Artois,

near. the: dad from ||
Arras to Lille. -

“A: sudden , attack: attempted |"
by. the enemy,uti one of our ade t
_ | vaniee. positions’ near: ‘Popineou rt}!

was. completely: stopped, On the|"

Aisne’ our batleries - caused: by:

their severe ‘fire, two, “yioletit
explosions i in the enemy’s lines in |-
the region of Juvincourt and. set}.
fire to the station of Giigincourt,

There: “were. violent. ‘counter-at-|
tucks by the® Germans: i in ‘other .

Artillery ‘action eontin-. -
We}.
made alight progress ‘to'Lhe south | 6
Jof. Thelus,

“NOTICE OF J ASSIGNMENT ?

ws GENERALLY,

business ag aforesaid, - has” made ‘an

Act, ‘revised
statutes,” B. C.,
Acts, “Said. assignment is dated. the
28th day of. September, 1915...

the office of. CH, Smith

12¢)
in the’ afternoon, .f
receiving a statement ¢ of the Insolvent’s
affairs, for the. ap
tors and- the giving of directions with

thereon must furnish me as
auch assignee. with: particulars of his

case admits of within thirty. days from

procéed to distribute the assets of: said’
estate, having

tice, 2.
"Lapis L DEVony; Farmer,
. — Assignes,

Dated this oath day of September, 1915.
_Liquor Act—Section 41.

will be

hotel license to’ sell If

the hotel known ag the Hazelton Hotel,’

Dated thia oe day of Octoher, ‘1916,

| Liquor Act-—Section 41
first day of Necem!

for: renewal of, the
hotel licensa to: ‘sell. liquor by retail-in

.| the hotel known/aa the: Omineca Hotel;|
situated ‘at, “Hazelton, in. the Provines
of British. Columbia, "7. HY

Dated this Sth day of October, 1916. |,

"JOHN G. Ki “SEALY, Applicant,

_ Liquor Licerise Application.

” Notice”

- Notice is “herehs ‘given that, on the
first day of. December next, application
will be made’ to.tha’ Superintendent of
Provineiil Police fora renewal of ‘the!
license for.the sale. of liquors by-whole-
sale in.and upof-the premises Anown as

e Hudson’. ‘Bay Company? 5 6tore,
situate at. ‘Hazelton,
lands described .ds-lota
ton ‘townsita;

HE: HUDSON'S BAY: fe

PANY,
WALL AM. ‘WARE,

er of ait ans,
fers from: other’ regiments to ‘the|-
Pioneers haye ‘been made.” :

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sects ee ,

iN rite Marve or: AN’ AsmiaNMen” e
“FOR THE “BENEFIT OF CneprTors fe
“IN -- RE. JOSEPH Li :
| 2s Coyne,” PURLISHER;. OF serial 4
‘|: “Baten COLUMBIA, INSOLVENT, .”

NOTICE 18 HEREBY. CIVEN’ that a
the said Insolvent, rasiding {and | doing |’

assignment: of his estate to me: for ‘the .
 béhefit of his creditors generally, under |.
‘the Creditors! Trust. D o
Bite mand: ‘Amending: |*-

The creditors are notified to meet at 7
» Barriater, |:
Main street, Smithers, ‘on Tuesday, the |“
day of October, 1915,:at 8 eelock -
r the Burpose of |.

point ent: of . -inspec-| -

reference to the disposal of the estate: |.

Every person claiming to be’ entitted | °
to rank

claim, proved by affidavitor declatation, |...
and such vouchers‘as the nature of the nh

the date hereof, after which-date I will] ©

regard: to these’ claims! -
only: of which: I Shall then have received re

Smithers, B. Lom i

“Notice ia hereby given that, on thé] -
first. day of December next, applicatitn'| -
mare to the Superintendent: ot]
Provineial. Police for renéwal of ‘the|
vor by retail in}:

situate at Hazelton, in. the Provin ap
British Columbi “e i .

‘ROYSTON 6. MOSELEY, Applicant, |

Notice - is, hereby given that,” ‘on the! 2
rer-next, ‘application im

Il be made ‘te: the Superintendent of}

ie Py ovincial . Police '

B..C,, upon thel:
ts6 and. if Hazel °

4 11}
meted this 8th’ day. of October, 1916. rT

|. HAZELION, Bc. |.

oe ace . ‘

- Of. Peace
: This is the pathot hin who,

~ lnvictus’?

NOEL & ROCK

‘H fazelton, .B,

i od the Footpath | . S

- See. the. ‘display. of: ‘Ladies? ‘and y : : :
Men’ 3° BWeater Sots —at ‘Sar-| Prince J

heavy logses to. the: ‘enemy. 1 eo

. “Gains i in. Dardanelles.
“London: nh

elles: the .. British. have. gained
more: -than:, three: hundred yatds

ms all along the’ center of- Lhe. Salva

During ‘the pastfour| 4°.
‘weeks of tighting/in. the Dardan-

ee Se A hee re e