te Omineca -distriet . fund... a A individual subseripti 7 COLUMBIA “You. iv, Noe a _’.. PRICE $2.00 4 YEAR “4 AERC . - Victoria, May. ‘16:—A raiding | mt party of.Germans from Washing- ‘-ton, in a launch, ‘are reported. to *. bythe. guard. -.A- ‘governinent| : . “patrol boat has “been despatched |. “in search hot, the would: ‘be i in- -vaders,, ae ae ~ Dave Loughnan ¥ Wounded © Teft The Miner staff. last August to £0 to. the. front; was wounded |! ~ dn the. great. battle at Ypres, - So \ -faras known, Dave was the only ' Hazelton man ‘engaged in’-the fight : which- established . the: re- _.”. putation “of Canada’s. “soldiers: | eae si ‘wounds: are. not tought t to oon he serious, --Marderer’ to Hang Vanieuver:— Tbe: “MeKillar’ oo ney): found guilty of: the murder * of De teetive -Levig on ‘August 25) . last, was’ pentenced t to be @ hanged) “on, Aug. 8. wee RE Ay : 7 BIG CHEQUE 0 oe “PATRIOTIC: FUND : Tie governmetit agetit has re: ~ S.- eelved.“from -W. 4. Goepel, pro= " . vineial treasurer ‘of the. Patilotie “Fund: ‘acknowledgnient:: of.a: we, cheque. for - $2,392, 46. for: ‘the - Thig Ancluded $1000 from the district _. between’ Telkwa. and: Rose ‘Lake, Previous .: ‘remittances * -$917,56,. The list. ig: still: open, _vaseribers, to: remit.to him: --Ac: - “knowledgment of -subseriptions. by: towns: and’ ‘districts: will ‘be: _ made: next: week,” with: dditional vA special ‘train ftom: Smilthers ulkley Valley: _selebration on ay 24: OR Ponder; who lett thé police. ioe ‘staf. ‘to: Join the’ navy; has: ré={*": -eeived, a commission,: '8. Geary, 2 pwho is algo. in ‘the: navy, received. hig commission some. ‘man chs ago. Registrar Kirby’ fr een’ ‘noti- - ‘8 d that ‘ spolicants arin pet : ~RAID CABLE STATION AMERICAN NOTE. 16 GERMANY... a ITALY PREPARED, BUT UNDECIDED .. have made an attempt to‘cut.the|. = ~ Canadion » Australian’. cable at} ' ne . ~ Bamfteld.- They. were driven‘off(-" 9. <- . | difficult, * Corporal: ‘DD. ‘ Loughnan;’ who | additién,- “totalled-|" . ahd My. ‘Hosktng- requests ‘Bub-|- Pauls, ‘May. 1b ¥ 5 (effcial) :=To the. north. of: ‘Arraa,, condition: of: -| ground ° has. rendered operations ~ Our. offensive,” “how-} ever, ‘hes. ‘been’ ‘continued. At} the southeast of “Angres” we: have attacked and taken’ a strong Ger- man’ ‘trench extending on a front| | of about. two-thirds. cof | a mile; a forest ‘which had’ been organized for defence, and canine that: a we" “have. continued ” clearing ‘atl slopes . “east: and: ‘south: of: “Notre Dare de. ‘Lorette, « “Wee ave taken: additional : ‘houses at Neu- ville. St, Vaaat ‘Accorditig. to [the . testimony of risoners, our | artillery, has, ‘inflicted extremely |, heavy losses. ‘on: thie: ‘enemy: The ntimber of. officers made: prisoner | ‘since ‘Sunday ia about 100." The number. of guns: “captured is 20, ‘ including ‘elght heavy - ‘pune, Tn “we. have ‘taken one. hundred machine 1 ging and bomb throwera, ~ Me ek ‘The: ener y.¢ ‘abtatned a inoinent> ary ‘footing in our firat line, ‘but era” forced : back chy. 8. ‘eouriter atinel. a eee - Capetown:, — Grave anti-Ger- Taan rioting. is’ ‘reported. in some we of ‘the® “prineipal towing - of. the |Union;. ‘and. ig :aceonipanied by. wholesale. destruction of. German - ‘wa ee th and the “Smithers p) ope ts ‘ball team‘down: to: Hazelton’ 8 hig anh Pruth, charges threw. the enemy’ 8 Cole occupied | Milan, « where: a: strike Towns: of. ‘Johapnesburg, . Kim- berly, Bloemfontein, and: Port Blizabeth were scenes of rioting. to 8S “Yesterday we took moré . than, 1000;- prisoners, and captured vine’ A achine guns. In ‘Western’ Galicia “intensity... “of fighting: lessened on: “May. 10. | San. with the-< rey Fact ef occupying iter fronts. The Austrian army: vacuated; .on. ‘the 1th, a strongly , Bi lifed . position ex- tending: ‘trom’ Bistritea tiver to the: Rumaniat. frontier—about. 94 miles—and fell back precipitately ‘on’: the: 12th" he “enemy 's aval, charges” to protect: ‘the gerieral retréat, - through the: enemy ‘a front ‘at various points and: by. successful uming; ‘which. were: ‘on, the march, into disorder; © <0": “Rome, ’: May. 16: Troops have has .- been, declared ‘asa protest, against Italy’s cy ‘delay i in: entering’ ‘the. ware. The. army -is.: oncen-|- trated on” "the: Austrian border|, and: the fleet j is: prepared: for aec- . the war question. . tion.” Parliament. is. to “decide ¥ Our.” troops) ‘are concentrating | re gradually: on, th 2 line of the river | Lusitania and Guldight; to make |! WAS dispersed: byour} 8¢t Our eavalry divisions broke right to destroy vessels carrying ‘contraband. not: declare WAP, ‘bat will de- VE" ‘aand people ausembled i in » front ‘af the Austrian: and German em- bassies | here: to denounce the 1 Kaiser, | . . .Washington:. Herr’ Deiinburg, | the German. emissary, has been: recalled as a result 6f the cab- inet’s. displeasure at his speech justifying | the sinking of the Lusitania, - Bernstorff's Fecall i ig expected, Washington, May ta: — The resident's - note.‘to’ Germany,. presented” “tod “calla: ‘attention |: to the “anlawful: nd inhumane destruction of ‘the. Lusitania” | and to other violations of Ameri: can rights, Germany - is asked to disavow the acts of submarine commanders - in torpedoing the reparation, and ‘to take steps to ; Drevent recurrence... 7 No. time is ; get: for a eoly. ‘and ‘no “eaurae 0 of] Ly: of: the. United | American people,’ to justify ita submarine action, and’ ig- expected to insist on the. “It is ‘believed the United States, in’ that cage, will nounce’ Germany as an outlaw. among nations,. will - ‘discontinue relations, and. seize interned |. “Twenty. thou- ships if further attacks are inade. [mans were‘ wrecked, Eerenty of e{the rioters were. arrested, : ath ‘fonstrations’ ‘eau es of the riot fiect by u nthe failure of. the: nate. hore "Shops ‘owned iby Ger- ' “Wietoria: | oi from’ ‘all parts of, Ital | general, situation: on the weatern | front ‘today. * ool ae A Belgiuin,, were ‘captured yester- 7 day. | mang: ‘attempted. their recapture, “To the north of ‘Arras, where a terddy,. further * progress: “fey. and Sanchez.: youre _————e French’ reports no change in the| The’ Paris: official ‘report saya| enemy positions at. St. George’ 8, -In‘a night attack ‘the.Ger- but wore repulsed, the: French: ‘gained : ground ‘yeas; States to omit-no word or act In]... -,, . defence of ‘the’: Mghta- ‘of the)", a few ‘days, . _ in action at ‘Ypres. turned ‘on. Wednesday trom. a oe = trip, to. Prince Rapert. . - of dino. . Newick, of the Up-to-Date os ; drugatore, - eft on Thursday for ae a visit tothe canst cities: wag de: London, May ‘11: :Sir J okin|: : Harris leave for Owen Lake this evening, on mining. business, f turned on Sunday from Smithers). where: ‘he: ‘held. -epurt Saturday : PREPARING FOR ABIG | DAY. ON THE 2 ks progressing Tevorbiy “The. fol. lowing officials and committees ~ ee are in ‘charge: - ~~ os ‘Marshala: R, E. Allen, J. E ae |) Kirby,” - Judgea: J.-M, " MacCormick,, . Hugh. Taylor, §. HH, » Hosking, HL H. Little, - Starters: R. J. Rock, W. Grant,” G. Burrington,. ; 7 “Program - and finance: .R. E. 2 ‘Allen, ~ 8: ‘He ‘Hoskins, - i Ee Kirby, A. RB. Macdonald, ‘B: Je “ Martin, R. J. Rock. ’ Grounds: Hugh’ Taylor, Jas, : MacKay, J.- Naylor, -C..Hickg . Beach, J. C, K.’ Sealy, G., Bur- . “trington. | Musie: J. A. Macdonald, RB S, Sargent, W. Grant, 0°" ce Baseball: Graham Rock; Ss. J. er Martin, RJ. ‘Rock, wa vey -‘Horse races: J.C, K. ‘Sealy, Jas. ‘Latham, Jaa, MacKay,:, : Naylor. cr Dance: S. J Martin; I A = ‘Macdonald, Graham Rock,” Bede Rock, H. H. Little, C. Hicks. - Beach. ; LOCAL. "AND DISTRICT ae NEWS PARAGRAPHS. ‘Dent forget, the ‘Smoker to- 7 night, - Po at og, M. MaeCormick wasa vieltor . os tin Sealthers on Baturday. aa Germany will probably attempt era, branch, is here from: Victoria Tor - Jack Milligan, a surveyor well known in this district, was killed ‘ es Me at Mrs. MacKay and daughter n Te... ~ Rod: ‘MeCrimmon ‘and. “pale - Governinent Agent Hosking Tes on wae pital, arrived made, especially: between Caren: es r the Peace river district. and elsg\ whore’ f fou four years, s, returned.