~NEW HAZELTON,. B. Cu. AUGUST 6. 1915

ran DRIVES. . RUSS)

~ TO TAKE: AKE CAPITAL}

: Germans Forced to Rest to Restime Atlacks 0 on
: Russfan Positions by. Conteh
of: Thete’ Own: Cavalry

Petrograd, “Aug. 4- — Official |e

aw'or the last three days the ¢ enemy ah sand it
Bas made enormous and .unsue- Sieh Torees
essful attémpts -to: dislodge: us
arom. the: gector,. of the. ‘Narew “

the; German supply. of ammiuni-

tion is: beginning, to feel the’ -ef- |:

a giver,

1 -At Jedwabeno we ‘hold the up-

| : per hand ini trench warfare. At}
Pissa and Skwa rivers we repul-

And its. ré-inforeements, Hand:wel::
cessfully. prevented them. get-,
Maing their artillery across the
ENarew. and: annihilated. some -of
Merhe forces, compelling the enemy}
0: withdraw: its: reinforcements,
The enemy is now: making big
fforts: behind Ostrelenka. : In

hree days fighting,’ ‘after. ‘aévere
ees, the enemy only advanced

ine. furlongs. On August. 2 his
avalry made an onslaught 6n his
own infantey: to compel | them’ to
atu rn! to the: attack, An.
uthern sector our artill
minothered an “attack” of © large| ¢

forieéntrated massés ‘of infantry, |. ’

“ - Erle, Pa, Was: Flooded
rie, Pa.,: Aug... 4~Fourteen
ies were. ‘discovered * up : to
aybreak afte a cloudburst.

he flood breaking the: Glenwood:

dam swept through the city for a
ile. killing 23 pergons and doing
amage to, the: extent, of 88, 000, -

ram; . - 7

o Prince George ‘Won Teilee - ° :
Mm After taking: two. ames ‘out ofl |
eithree from Prince: Rupert: last}
week Prince George stopped ‘off].
Mat -the old town ‘Thursday: night &

: and played two more pines: ‘wit

site|

~|Beenery was . misse

TANS DOGGEDLY OPPOSING TEUTONS®
« DUKE’S TACTICS RAISES HOPE OF YET SAVING WARSAW

born tions south of Wares? -

ar-| decided - ‘success to the. ‘west ‘of wee
|Ivangorod and von. _MacKengen, a
after: meeting. with considerable |.
t| resistance, has’ broken the: Rus: |,
t|sian line east - ‘of Leezna and}.

fect: of: the: prolonged. struggle ||
and: that: Russia’ may yet save ‘the
Polish’ eapitaly ret,

“Previous: experience’ “with €
man tactics, however, has: bee
that a temporary. ‘slowing, dow
was goon followed hy. greater’ @

forts;and: when Field”: Marshal |

von MacKensen has''¢
his. ‘present: ‘operations, .in"' ‘the
south east, Field’ Marshal :;von.

Hindenburg, it: is expected, ‘will we

renew. ‘his. heavy - blows on} the
Narew front. For the momen
therefore the greatest intérest:
attaches. to the. southeast wher.

“A Special, train’ went ‘through | J
|on Monday. bound. for: the coast, {3°

At various: ‘points along ‘the: road:

short»stops: ‘were ‘made: for’ the! *
benefit Of. the: passengers.

Il girls; - to: the:

“/ nuinber of'a litmdred and twerity'| the Roch
and they. were iout'for a- ‘holiday. eee

They were all. winners in. eireu- |:
lation contests. ‘on: eastern | city.
papers... ‘They knew how to’ work
and they. sure: ‘knew, Hoiw'to. have |!"
fun.
all tthe- time. and

point, down the line: cy atop. ‘of! ‘au
tho and a half’ “ 7 made. and

bare- foot in: ‘the east,
girls. fgked's 80. Mary queatiotis and |

th talked’ 80 0 fast: ‘that, the: train: ‘had:

sin ing ship next week. _ The tram is in.

The!

There was something doing | pata pers

The Austrians’ ‘fiave iid Fs

north, of: Chol, wn oy
* Similar® ‘successes ©:
ained’ by the Germans - in ‘Cour-
land and in the direction of Lom-|
To the: minds. of many mili-|

tary inen’ the ‘onérations in’ Cotir-| n

land’ whi¢h ‘ ‘Gene Von: - Buelow -is
irecting are~ fraught- with: the
‘greatest danger to the “Riisaiatis, |

‘ds: ‘a. big. victory for’ ‘the ‘Germans |:
{in this region: ‘would enable them| : a: A :
Rusiian: and. Ttaan ‘ministera are. ,
v2 L in Conference hers: with, Bremier
v Founaris, MeN et age ;

‘to move across the railways: that
feed the Russian | ‘armies. ee,

. * fiydeo-actoplanes’ Working *

Petrograd, Aug... 4—Our hydro-|
aeroplanes attacked. near Windau|-

a German giinboat'aiid fore
f-|to-run ‘ashore. ‘The same. hydro. |

oueat ae nese and foréed

J; d. Hibbard, Pririce. George,
will be here. the, first of the. week

Messrs, ‘Sargent, Thonipson. and.

| Hadden: ‘returned: last: week:,from |

a prospecting-trip: in the Kitwan-
cool alley." mo tw "

a is, reporte
‘| Red ‘Rose company. affairs have|

"| been: atraightened.up. that. opera
tions will be: resuined shortly. oh

“Then' erent .

“Geo. ‘Stewait i is now getting his
ore down the mountain: ‘and: to
‘| the depot,’ -He should be. seady to

_»y,{ British'fleét atsea, the chancellor
been | of the exchequer; ‘Reginald: Mc-
Kenna declared : ‘at: Preston. last)al

etables are, ‘sold 3 jn proportion. 4

“| aeroplanes, one of the latter: be- i: oe

ing brought, down.” aa "y

t

“Loitdon, A 4 The labor’ “of
a million: ten. will be- required: te
insure the predominance’ of: the | ir

night." -The governmenti ‘is spend
ing.upon the navy° ‘nearly ; shalt. ali
‘pounds ($2,500,000) per |
day'i in. ‘excess. of what-i is: spent. lt
times: of “Deas. | are : :

“Htown’ fot’ two" ‘eats ‘a pound—a|
{hundred . per’ cent” ‘rediiction'' 'on|‘”
old} prices ‘dnd ‘on: what: Nig being
The |s,
| New’ Hazelton- spuds ‘ are ‘large: |'
* --l sound, smooth -skihned and white |
“and heavy: producers.”
promise of-a: ‘considerable. ‘quane |. Le

paid i in neighboring towns, '

“There. is

tity. for sale this. fall... Other VER: |:

“Ladies ‘A RE organize’.

Ak meeting of thie. ladies of the |§

Presbyteriait church. was held in
the church last Tuesaday evening
"| when, ‘the: ‘Teorganization -

J Ladies Aid Society was ‘effected, A
The following: officers. were élect- |:
‘éd for the yea 1— President,’ Mrs. tina
&. A. Sawle; ‘vice-president, Mra,. iQ

‘di Wall: pecretary-treasurer, |
fies. W.-S.. ‘Sargent, Another |:
:hmesting will: be: held. this: (Friday)

Successful Patrlotit. Coxcert in
oo ton: Assembly... Hall—Passed
_ Patriotic Resolution a

-‘Hagelton, turned. out : en’ ‘ma:
on Wednesday. night to. hear’ thie
‘patriotic. concert and address
in the-assembly. hall. ..The eve

Ke ‘the first anniversary. -o
Britain’ 8. declaration of -war. a
the oainatng of: ‘the. ‘ereates

being used profuse
the: flowers: ‘the:

BE ‘SECURED SURE. i