THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, ae 9,19

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"The Russians are making |i
rapid strides in Austria’s eastern
“provinces, Bukowina, where they
‘have encountered but faint- heart-
“édT resistance,”
- A well informed Roumanian
“correspondent of the Ilsecolo’ at
Rosenthal says: “The invaders
are sweeping down along Rou-
-ania’s borderland, where their
_ apatrols, composed of Roumanians
“belonging to Russian Bessarabia
zare to be found chatting amicably

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ing’ a raid on the Makenzen
ranch, at Port Kells, They were
suspected of being implicated in
a-plot to facilitate the passage of
German reservists from Canada.
After being detained for two
days they were released.

‘Rome, Jan. 8:—Italy has fixed
a time limit in which Turkey
must apologize formally for the
Hodeida incident, and salute the
Italian flag or suffer congequen-|

“with the sentries at frontier out-
“posts, The Russians are actually
Hin ‘possession “of “Suezawa' and

:Kimpoling, two cities of historic
memory for Roumanian. peoples,
‘and bath within a few ” ‘miles, of
‘the Rounianian hordes, ~ Their
“infantry and artillery entered
the former place on Sunday, af.
ter it -had been occupied: by a
amere patrol for a space of twen-
‘ty-four: hours,, .
Petrograd; Jan, 7:~The Russ-

jans have completely wiped out
‘two Tarkish: army corps, which
jwere trapped in the terrible
‘passes of ‘the. Caucasian range,
‘where,’ under German. officers
‘they':contested the sovereignty of
-Russia ‘on Russian soil, The
‘Ninth Turkish Army Corps, for-|:
merly stationed at Erzerum and
considered the pick of the Turk-
ish army, led the invasion, sup-
ported by. another army carps
‘drawn apparently from Yuan:
‘All thet now -remain of 50, 000
Turks’ are a few hundred | prison-
ers,
Copenhagen, Jan, 7 _y des.
despatch. to-the-- Tidende from
Constantinople Bays the. former
- German... eruiser -Goeben, ..which | -
Pies the Turkish flag, struck two
“Russian mines in the’ Bosphorous |;
and was Beriously- damaged. She}
“has two big holes on her water
Hine, and it will take two or three:
monthatorepalr. her. This facthas |.
‘beenkeptsecretfromthepeapleof
Constantinople, re

Aa official ‘Turkish communi:
‘cation gays that,” two Turkish
‘erulsers were in ‘action yesterday
‘in-the Black Séu, against & Ruis-
‘sian fleet. of seventeen -units.
-Deapité the Rusgian « numerical
Buperiority, the * Turkish: ships
were not destroyed. ° “>

London, Jan, 7: the corres-
“pondent: ‘to ‘the ‘Daily’ ‘Mail in

“skirted the French sea coast near
: Gravelines, twelve -miles. south-
~weat of Dunkirk;"on - Wednesday:
“ Morning,’ and- then turned weat-
‘ard toward England. It.i is also
rumored - that: two others. pre-
: eeded it,” Throughout the ‘whole
day ‘Dunkirk -was -menaced by
a raids; but owing to: the vigorous
» fire of the town wane, but few
: bombs fell.. At one time six
* aioplanes were hovering over
* the town, but all were ‘forced to

; Was done." :
“It is ‘ported that. the Kings
ha Bulgaria ‘and’ ‘Roumania will
» hold -a confefence at an early

7 4 7, date: on Roumanian soil,
. An’ American engineer, who
af had “jist * Feturned : to: ‘Denmark
from’ Germany, states. that-the
Keiser is- ‘mentally. impaired ' by

+ the strain) knder ‘which “he has

; been’ guffering. since thé war be-
gan, abd that constant friction

~ exists between chim, dnd - ‘the
general ptaff.-

'__. Vaneoiver, “Jan Kant von
-Mackenaen; a brother of General
‘vor Mackenzen, und: Doctor Red-
Heh, wera, arrésted: Monday dfter-

France, reports that a’ Zeppelin |

: retreat. ‘Apparently no damage. ;

25th to. Jai. 6th.

ces. The Italian government
will not be satisfied unless rep-
arations include:-the release of the
British consul, who was seized
in the Italian consulate, punish-
ment of vivlatera of the consul.
ate, and a military -salute. to tha
Italian flag, Turkey has until
Jan..10 to reply, after which date
Italo-Turkish relations wilt be of
a very. delicate character. -

The Greek cruiser Hellehas
arrived at Durazzo, Albania, ‘for
the purpose of protecting the
Greeks there, in case the insur-
gents should capture the town. .

Berlin, via London, Jaa, 8:—~
‘German army authorities have is-
sued a general order prohibiting
in future the. troops in-the field
from fraternizing with forces of
the enemy, as they did in the
western theater of war at Chriat-
mas. To such an: extent was
this fraterni izing carried on, that
at one place where the Germans
and British played.-fcotball on
[Christmas day,. they. agreed to

more... -
Berlin: —Preparations are he-

ing made for a resumption of the|
oTensive « campaign against Serv-|'

‘The Austrian army. corps on

and* reinforced.
‘Paris, Jan, 8

Four de: ‘Paris to Varennes and

in the region of Verdun, and..on
the: ridge which dominates Stein-
bach... .

repulsed.

in the people of Berlin—in fact,

American who has reached Lon-
‘don,
anxious lookon the faces of the’
German people, in ..marked
contrast to the confidence shown
at the beginning of the war,

secured at‘immense cost,.

bays + — Notwithatanding-.

‘werd aleceasfus -
the® occupation:

Sen eorpes,

the develoyiment'of ‘our gains i info oye:
the. region -of:. Perthes, é and theo’
taking: of Steinbach. 4

suspend hostilities for’ two ‘daya ‘

the Danube have been reformed 7

8:~-Official’ com-| gj
munication: ‘‘Reporta were re-|.
ceived this avening of violent}.
\yerman attacks in the region of| 4
Lassignay, in Argonne,’ at the! fl:
crossing...of..the road. from Le! 4!

that from La Haute. Chevauche, | 51

All these attacks hava been a

There is a° remarkable change|.
all Germany — according to an at}.

‘He says there is a tense, | i

that one feels the impression is | ‘4 ne
growing that all is not well, that |e. ee
toported vietories are not all vie- |] “| “>
tories; and that others have been ta} -[ ">

Paris, Jan‘ 8:—-The war. offies |;
- |today-gave out, an account of the |:
operations in Belgium and North- | a) -
ern France. doring. recent days, {a8} "§-
covering. the period . from Dee, |‘ “
The account| 8 t
the |.
wretched state-of thé-roads and c
the: bad weather, threé. Amportant |:
‘fictions : tock place, all of which |‘
-Thesé included

in ‘ddition” ‘to thil, ‘on. the ;

wholé: “Of? ouz-front; dur aggres- s
\eive'-activity has- not ‘ceased: to |.
manifest: itself by. gaing,: which.

Cause of Death Unknown -

Coroner Hoskins anda fuey 0 on
Tuesday heard evidence in the
inquest into the death of Fran-
cois Lake John and hig wife, two
Indians who died ‘suddenly at
Francois Lake, The testimony
of other Indians, who were pres-
ent when the victims: died, ten-
ded to show that death resulted |,
from drinking wood alechol, but!
the jury considered the evidence
insufficient to justify a verdict to
that effect, and found that_the
deceased came to their deaths
from unknown causes. *

Poolroom Licenses

Cheif of Police’ Miaty has. re-|, .

celved instructions from Victorial.
that in future no applications for
pool room licences will be enter-
tained unless the applieant is on
the B. C. voters list,-and no lie-
ensee will: be transferred. In
case of a sale of pool room 4 new
license must be applied for and
granted before opentng for bus-
inesa, ;

The Rev. C. E, Batzold, of
Smithers, will preach at ‘the
Methodist Church on Snuday
evening, Jan, 10th, at 7:30 p. m.
and the Sacrament of the Lord’s
Supper will be administered at|
the conclusion of the ‘regular
serviee, : .

The Miner is hal dollars ayear.

‘Otterson i in Seattle . —

‘We ‘tote’ by a Seattle: exchange a
that George W. Ottereon, - the} 5°
mining and liyd-aulie engineer, :
who is well known -here:.through | §

his connection with’ ithe Kildare

Company, has been called into-
consultation with Eagineer-Dim- |.

ock. regarding sluicing operations
on the, Cedar river. dam, where
an effort is to.be. made to close
the pores of the glacial material
through which the water ig seep-
‘ing. ©The fine earth’ is to* be
washed from the upper. - level
‘of the bank” “along the © sides
oF the dai,”

a Cardof Thanks
. Dr. H.C. Wrinch;, medteal.s sup-

erintendent of. Hazelton Hospital, |.

requesta The Miner to express
hia apprecjation and’ thanks to

the ladies ‘and -gentlemen ‘who
arranged the successful masquer4°%

ade dance in aid of the - Hospital | £
funds, ‘and also to those whose
‘contributions’ of | refreshments

‘added to the surécens of the ocea-

sion.

Tadla has trained runners ‘who '

can cover more than 300 tiles a
day.’ eo te

vented an easily used drug which
stops. the. flow if blood from
wounds almost, ipstantly. os :

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