THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1916

THE MINER WAR ‘BULLETINS

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( MON., MAY 1
Irish Denounce Rebels __

London: Field Marshal French,
commander-in-chief of the home
forces, reports that the Dublin
postoffice, the chief stronghold
of the Irish rebels. has been
burned down. Peter Pearce, a
schoolmaster, the ‘‘provision-
al president” of the “republic’’,
who is wounded and under arrest,
has issued an order to the Sinn
Fein advising general surrender.
“General”? Connolly is reported
killed in the fighting of yesterday.
The number of arrests so far is
707. Many wore green uniforms.
All leaders have surrendered.

Trish soldiers are very bitter at
the rebels. Redmond denounces
the movement as an attempt -to
torpedo home rule.
says the movement was timed to
prevent. British troops reinfore-
ing the Allies for the spring of-
fensive.

Damage during the disturbance
exceeds $2,000,000.

French Gain at Verdun

Paria: Advancing in dense
masses, the Germans last night
made the expected attack on
Mort Homme positions taken by
the French. The attempt was
defeated, the enemy sustaining
enormous losses. German attacks
at Cumieres were also repulsed.
' French aviators brought down
‘yesterday four fokkers and three

other aeroplanes, without loss,

In a surprise attack in Argonne|

the French troops. gained Ger-
man trenches...
. On British Front
London: There is considerable

activity by hostile artillery today].

near Souchez and west of Ypres-
Pikelm road, Last night we
raided the German trenches about
Crassier-Double at Loos,
- A German gas attack on 22000
yard front at Messines was de-
feated, our artillery mowing
down the advancing enemy,
Russians Advance:
Petrograd: In the region of
Ginovka, west of Dvinsk, we have
made further advances, In the
River Stripa region we captured
Austrian trenches, In the regian
of Bitlis, Caucasus, we continue
to advance southwards,
-_Made Brave Defence
London: The Turkish official
_ Statement says four generals, with
240 British and 270 Indian officers,
surrendered at Kut-el-Amara. In
recognition of his brave defence,
General Townshend was allowed
to retain hls sword. The British
destroyed all guns and munitions,

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TUES., MAY2 }
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+ Rebels Are Prisoners
Dublin: The rank and file of

the rebels have’ followed the
example of their leaders and con-
fessed the cause of the Irish
“republic” lost, by laying down
_ their arms at the foot df the,

- Parnell Monument, in Sackville
St. and surrendering to the Brit-
ish truops _.- About 460 of them
who had fought since Monday. In
‘thé. central. area, marched out

from their strongholds under the}:
"white flag and gave themselves
OD
.. tinued sniping.from: laira difficult |t
:.. to -lo¢ate, on; the: roofs‘ or among|
“the rafters: -of ‘buildings nearby, |
Despite: the: wholesale ‘uncon- |." :

JA; few: irreconeilables con-

The vicerny |

under martial law. The search
for arms continues, The bodies
of fourteen women were recover-
el from the debris of burned
buildings. One thousand rebel
prisoners have been taken,

German Trenches Taken
Paris: In a fierce attack on
jthe German positions southeast
of Fort Douamont. the French
captured the first line of enemy
trenches for 500 metres, taking
one hundred prisoners, . On the
north slope of Mort Homme the
French gained German trenches
on a front of 1000 meters, There
has been artillery activity west
of the Meuse, from Avocourt to
Mort Homme. .

During the month of April the
superiority of the French aviation |
corps over that of the Germans
has been again demonstrated, $1
enemy planes being brought down
by French airmen. Nine fell

dropped in fames into the Ger-
man lines. During the same
period the French lost six planes,
all of which fell within the en-
emy’s lines,

Reply Not Ready
‘Berlin: At least another con-
ference at grand headquarters,
perhaps more, may he expected
before the German answer tn the
American note is decided upon.
This is deduced from the fact:
that Ambassador Gerard tele-
graphed last night that it was
uncertain when he would be able
to return to Berlin. |

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WED, MAY 3 lI]:

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| Leaders Executed .

Londm: The general opinion

in Ireland demands relentless
severity in dexling with the reb-
els. Three of the leaders, signers
of the republican proclamation,
have been tried by eourtmartial
and shot, -Many-prisnners.have
offered to turn King’s evidence
and reveal ‘the iclentity of the rea}
instigators, - English - peaking
German officers are among those
captured. ‘The insurgents were
promised’ that if they held ont
until May-2German troops would
reinforce them,

The uprising: is extinguished
and conditions are returning to
normal. The rebels Inst 500 kil-
led and 1500 wounded in the
seven days’ fighting, ~. . i
Augustine Birrell, secretary for
Ireland, has resigned as a result
of general criticism, -, .
‘Biphtseers are permitted. to
enter Dublin teday.

Canadians Engaged

' London: .,Latest reports from’
the battlefront in -France and
Manders say there hus heen: more
heavy fighting on. ‘the Canadian
front. . Constant artillery actions
are the rule. and infantry attacks
‘by the enemy are frequent. Our
infantry has held the Germans in
check, but the enemy’s bombard-
ments have proved. very .. trying,
“There is heavy artillery. fight-
ing around Verdun: «© A: ‘German
attack on the French lines near
Harazee, in Argonne, ' was repuls;
ed with heavy lusses..
Another Zeppelin Raid

London: : Five airships.raided

No. particulars have been

: ational surrender, Dublin t remains

within the Allied lines. and 23

_| Connolly,

P a ; “FAL, MAY 5 ns

the east coast of England and the o
outcast coast of “Scotland last};

om. officials, -'T Y

laboring clagses, are clamoring
for peace in Berlin and elsewhere
in trermany. Police killed 25
and wounded 200 in Berlin, while
three were killed and 70 wounded
in Leipzig.
Found A Cache 7

London: British officials have
discovered two wireless plants
and 250,000 rounds of ammuni-
tion, which had been hidden in
Western Erypt.

Greeks Favor Allies

Saloniki: A great mass meet-
ing of Greeks demanded irter-
vention on the side of the Allies
and Servia,

Will Pass No Munitions

' Laredo: The war department
i has stopped all shipments of war
munitions to Mexico. . Half a
million cartridges are held in the
,customhouse here,

C THURS, MAY4 |
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Zeppelin Destroyed

London: Disabled hy British
gunfire during the raid-on Tues-
day night, the zeppelin L29 was
driven ashore in a gale, on the
Norwegian coast, The airship
was broken in two and blew ont
to sea, being completely destroy-
ed. Sixteen of the crew were
interned, In the raid 36 persons
were killed or wounded. Three
women were killed.

Rebel Signatories Punished
London: The four signers of
the Sinn Fein republican procla-
mation who were shot yesterday
morning by sentence of a ‘court-
martial, were Patrick Pearse,
“provisional president”, James
“commandant! general
of the Irish’ republican army”,

Donagh. - Three other signers
were sentenced to three vears in
prison. .Several thousand prison-
ers have been taken.

Vasement will be tried without
delay.

General. Maxwell has | thanked
the Irish regiments for the sup-
pression of the uprising,

French Hold Gains |

Paris: . ‘The French advanee in
the vicinity of Mort Homme con-
inueg, Yesterday’s gains havet
heen consolidated. In one trench,
when the French charged after
their artillery preparation, only
two Germans were found alive,
There has been active fighting at:
Avocourt and Vaux, :

‘North of Dixmude the Germans
captured portions of ‘three ad-
vanced trenches. _ The Belgians
counter- attacked and drove them
out. - a
rive.

Cossacks. Defeat Turks”

"Petrograd: Cossacks pursuing
the retreating Turks in the direc-
tion of Diarbeky,
and’ captured large. numbers of
enemy infantry. * : :

Uncle Sam Will Withdraw

Washington:, “An: ‘agreement
has been: reached ‘with General

jean force ‘will'be gradually. with-
drawn. from Mexico. ‘

“Hana Refine Demands
"Washington: : Phe | ‘German re-

tply. to’ the. ‘President! cy ‘demande. “ -
j hasbeen received, and proves: aii |”.

indlsguised disappolatment tothe

diplomatic rupture is inevitable,

erican travelers on a limited
number of néutral ships. .
End of Rebellion -. «—
London: .Four more Irish reb-
els have been courtmartialed and
shot, Fifteen others, sentenced to
death, had their sentences com-
muted to ten years’ penal servi-
tude, and one to eight years,
James L.Sullivan,of New York,

Thos. J. Clark and Thomas Me-|:

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Russian troops continue to. -ar-|

Jaiicasus, killed |.’

Obregon, under: ‘which the Amer-| .

San Domingo, has been arrested

- in Dublin, for complicity in the

uprising. O’Reilly. one of the
leaders, is believed to have been
shot while attempting to escape
from Dublin post office,
Will Destroy Ships
Providence: The Journal says
@ secret conference of German

diplomatic officials and officers of |:

interned German and Austrian
liners was held in New York,
when it was resolved to destroy
all interned ships when diplomat-.
ic relations were broken off. ©
Germans Driven Back.
Paris: During the night - the
French continued their advarice
northwest of Mort Homme. . The
enemy has been forced back -be-

yond the positions he oceupied | |
- A German at-| 4

two months ago,
tack along the. whole front west
of the Meusé was repulsed, —

. A report from Amsterdam says ;

Metz, the capital of Lorraine and

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‘of Peace

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| war against Allied trade, Wilson
is said, to be unfair in his demands
and the United States is rebuked
for its failure to accept the Ger-
man offer of immunity for Ame

formerly American. minister to]- ° -

the strongest German fortress, ig
being evacuated by the civil pop-

of Verdun and fifteen miles north
of the fighting line, |

-Two Zeppelins Destroyed
~ London: Itis officially announe-
ed that a zeppelin was destroyed
yesterday by a British light eruis-

er squadron, off ‘the Schleswi
coast.

iki early today was destroyed . by
Allied runfire. Only one of the
crew of thirty escaped death.
__, Italians Take Passes
Rome:
fighting among the glaciers, the

.. {Italians have captured two passes

from the Austrians.

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