THE. MINER WAR BULLETINS

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Ablain, at Souchez, at Neuville,
and at Ecure, An attack by us
southeast of Hebuterne has been
completely successful, We car-
ried by assault two of .the ene-
my’s lines and the Toutvent
farm, taking four hundred pris-
oners, of whom seven were offi-

cers and capturing some machine

guns, the exact. nuinber. of which
is not yet ‘established, Several;
hundred bodies of German dead
were found on the groiind, : A

single: German’ counter: tiack

was ‘delivéred, but “this was
checked immediately.
the Aisne the’ enemy has multi-
plied desperate efforts to recap-
ture the ‘two lines of . trenchés

which we took. yesterday, after-

having brought up reinforce-
_ ments in automobiles for a dis-
+ tance of about 50 miles. The
enemy made a furious countér
attack, but was completely re-
pulsed. -

. Two thousand German killed.

were left'on the ground. We

? made 250 prisoners; among whom|

: were an artillery officer and. 28
non-commissioned . officers. We
captured -six ‘machine ‘guns and

many others were found ‘under

the ruins, We have destrayed
by melinite the three 77 pieces

_ which fell into our hands yester-
:: day. They were down behind
; the second German trench which
© ‘we occupied, and it was not pos-
’ sible to bring them into our lines

by reason of the violenes of. they

£. fire. .

_ Between Soissons:and Bheitas|_

“NOTICE,

“iN, THE, > SUEREME Coorr 0 Bare :

_ CoLu MBIA,-

“Act ‘and in the matter of the © Estate
of Raymond Ww. Shaw, deceaged, in-
testete:..
2 TAKE, NOTICE that b
* His Honour Judge - Young,
the 2lst day._of. May, 19th, I was]
appointed Administrator of the Eatate
Raymond W, Shaw. -

an . order of

' All persons having claims against
the saidestate are hereby requested to
+ forward the same, properly verified, to
4 Mme_ before the 26th day of June,
4 1916, and all persons. indebted : to
* the paid estate are chin to pay the
‘ amounts of their’ in abtedness “tome
4 forthwith. '

_ Dated 4th June, jo1p.

_ STEPHEN. i “HOSKINS:
‘Official Administrator, *
‘Hazelton, B. Geos

“NOTICE

Iwi THE Supneae ‘GOURT OF - Britis
st CoLuntara, : ae

if og

In thet ‘matter caf. tha Adimhifatration
Act and in the muatter/of the Bs-
tate of Mike Trkulja, otherwise Mike
Babich, deceased, intestate: ~
‘TAKE NOTICE that b an order of
is. “Honor Judge™: Young, . dated’
the 2lat day of ay, 1915, 1-waa
os aE Hale. Administrator of the Eptate
Mike Trkulja, otherwise. Mike
Babich.
vc All ‘parties having against
5 the said Estate. ore hereby - requested
to forward the same, 2 Det aay Verified,
to.me before: th
1916, and. all . the. Pott indebted: to,
‘the ‘said.Estate are’ ‘dehtod to pay.
the.améunt-of : their in ehtednéss: to
-me forthwith. :

Dated 4th June, 1915,

_ STEPHEN HOSKINS;
‘Off cial’ Administrato
~_Hinseltan, Bec

"NOTICE.

iy THE | SUPREME. ‘Coune OF “Beenist :
an COLUMBIA .

aid e ni Pu

‘claims ”

In the “matter of ‘the “Administration
Act, end in the matter of the Eatate
of Yukan Kanppita, otherwise Yupa
Ranh dee otherwiae F. Koni or,
- Kani, deceased, intestate; 3.

"ies ain claima agninnt the:
ute” ara hereby ‘requested , to
vagy et yerified, race

“fine ‘before. the 28t
d ali:

North of-

we have cut down several local
attacks -and pushed them back
some distance in the wood. to
the south of Ville-au-Bois,: At
Vaquois by way of reprisal we
sprayed flaming liquid on treneh-
es of the. enemy, who replied
with a bombardment.

to report, Pane

- Amstérdam: A ‘squadron of}.
Allies’ areroplanes.. has raided. r.}.
German -supply station at Valen-
eiennes, doing much damage with
bombs, - ot

Petrograd: _ Fighting continued
along ‘the eastern front, without
essential change | in the ‘general
situation.

In the region of Zurawna the
enemy suceeeded on Sunday in

dated”

day of June, -

m has developed,

of his units. West: of Kolamea
enemy has been thrown - back,
with heavy losses. Before.the
front of one of the Russian di-
visions, the Austrians left. 5000
dead. “In this attack: the Rus-
sians. tool twenty. officers and
700 men prisoners,

“London: The Norwegian steam-
ers Trudvang and Glittertind
and the barque Superb have been
sunk by German submarines.

Rome: Italian troops continue
to advance, taking positions on.
the Isonza river beyond.the Ca-
paretto mountains, and threaten-
‘ing ‘Tomlino, where: they: forced
‘the ) passage ‘of the Tiver, 2~

‘Wednesday, Juné 9
“Paris (official): In. the region
of Notre Dame de Lorette there
fas. been very spirited artillery

- $d a || engagement today. Our infantry
. : Tn the matter of. the ‘Adminiatration

as every where consolidated the
positions | previously: gained and
has ‘thadé new advances, At
Neuville St,-Vaast we ‘have ear--
‘ried the entire group-of “houses,
west of the. village, algo: ‘addi-|
tional houses in” the’ “principal
street. north. of this. group. In
Labyrinth., ‘our. troops. repulsed.a
violent. counterattack ‘and slight-j
“lly. “Increased their” progress,

|South of. Hebuterne we’ have

maintained “the gains of. yester-
day and last night notwithstand-
ing a strong attack delivered by

: two" German . battalions . which

were brought -up hastily in‘auto-

my mobiles. ‘from. the- ‘region to the
east of: Arras...

Following - this
we continued our. progréess'on al
front of about 1200. meters, ~The
enemy . ‘violently bombarded
‘trenches’. which we: took’. from
him yesterday: north of the’ ‘Aisne,
near. Moulin Sous Toutvent, ‘This

‘ |bombardment; ‘to! which our, ar-|.

tillery vehernently © reaponded,
was not followed by. B counter:
attack.

” Petrograd: ‘Violent. fahting | be-

ay tween the:Germans and. Rogsians
tis ‘ developing : in’: Poland.

‘In
‘}northerh: Poland, north of. Ostrol-|

Trenew.- their offensive. Farther |’

‘indicate ‘that: ‘the’ Russians’ have
|begun to, press hard against: Field
Marshal: von’ ‘Hinderburg’s 'S: ‘Ger-
man - forces - :in : Poland, to: offset [is

On the!
rest :of the front there i is nothing ;

‘signed. -

erossing the Dneister with some |

_wes-completely.
thave strengthened all “ground [
On.the:

Nine. British seaplanes raided point :e%
in - ales 'f

Akbaseh,. the Turkish ; base.”

Gallipoli, damaging storehouses | Be

and destroying munitions, * : -
An. Amstérdam: despatch: says

heavy - damage | resulted from. al”

British air: raid on Ghent. De-

tails are. not: ‘published. ~

‘Germany. is moving cnarmous
transports to the Ypres front,

many’ s note was sent. today.

"State Sécretary Bryan - has re
‘It-is believed -he w
campaign for ‘the presidandy,
the- peace issue. -
ing, counsellor for’ the depart-
ment, is secretary pro tem.

‘Austrian ‘aeroplanes “yaided
Venice, killing one person and
wounding .geveral. -No historic
buildings were damaged...

General von Hootzendor‘t, com: |-
‘manding’ the Austrian forces.on
the Italian.:front, has been re-
lieved of: -ecommand,. -awing.. to
Ttalian successes. ot

four. announced the sinking - of |
a German submarine,. with: the
capture of six. officers and a crew
of twenty-one, ’

Thursday, June. 10.

Paris (official): Artillery fight-|'

ing .continued very violently in
the sector: north of Arras, “We
earried last ‘night and this | morn:
ing’ the. houses. in- Neuville St,
Vaast which the enemy still held
All villages on thie - east side are

tin our’ power.

In the Labyrinth. our advance
is being followed “up, notably in
the southeastern section. «Inthe
region ‘ahout Hebuterne, not-
withstanding.a violent bombard-
ment, we extended ‘our positions
around: the’ ‘Toutvent: farm. -

at.:.the -Quennevieres farm, “a

counter. ~attaek “hy the enemy
Ws

gained by uson June 6,-
rest of the front there i is nothing
to report.

' Rome: (official) :” “Reports” ‘re"

ceived of operations | on dune a.

pursuing along: the: ‘Tsonzo river.
the-task of dislodging - the Aus-
‘triang from: natural’ positions: and}.
éstablishing bridgeheads,. are ‘dis-}

playing great. bravery:and tenac-
ity: in. face of: heavy. obstacles,
intensified by. floods, °°

: We-have occupied ‘the: town af
Morifaleone, -sixteen- miles north-|-
west of Trieste, near: the Adri: |.
-atie. Our losses were nat § serions, |:
white’ ‘we: ‘toak: 470 ‘Austrian: pris-|°
oners.’ =

“Geneva: . rs despatch’ 4

Tribune from. Laibach. BAYS:

“Austrian: artillery “at’-Tolminal «
‘fas suffered heavy. damage: from! +,
‘the. Italian bombardment...” ‘Ans-|=

trian losses aré becoming serious,
i

enka, Germans are. striggling: to-;ha a.

“Jto the South, in the region of] tints
Praasnyaz, a great: artillery. duel}. oa
» Official: reports. 3

pontoon” corps. work, whieh i is un.
deterred: by Austrian. fire: ‘ital-

The American’ reply to Ger- i n

AL
Robert Lans-|.D

“| 4T. machine guns,

. without decisive. “feature. :.
An: Parliament Hon, A. Ie Batt

In-
the region east of Treey-le-Mont, ;

checked. - ee ee

;femens ‘at | "Hartiopodl, after a
* <1 62 hourg-in:an open- boat: without: hook

food or water. ° Their: vessel was |.

: | torpedoed ‘by a Gerinan submar:

‘officers - and i men, ¢annon, and:
“Tt is believed
here that the check: will prove a

severe blow ‘to the ‘Austro- Ger- |
mans and will relieve the press: |

ure on Lemburg. obs
_ Geneva:. ‘Italians are fighting,

‘on the Tsonzo river, : ‘their: first |:|.
great battle against’ the Austrian :
forces, for” the possession ‘of. Cor: :
The. ‘fight - is” still* raging, |
“Aus: |

izia,.

trian. artillery has several times
‘forced the: Italian infantry, ‘back:
while ‘to :the east. of the’ city the
Italian, artillery has ‘Opened great

‘(gaps in the ranks of the enemy, |?

whose losses so far exceed 8000.
Corizia-is: filled with wounded.’

“London:

“Tread the Footpa
Pes of Peace my

The’ ‘steamer Strath: ;

carron and ‘the Russian bark |=
Thomasina~ were ‘torpedoed, and/£

FULL LINE OF. a

.\f.» Fishing Tackle 3

‘two fishing smacks were sunk. in, ; 4

the. North: Sen: by Zeppeling, .

Paris; “An ‘artillery. combat is z
in progress north of Arras, but. f.

has been ’ retarded. ‘by. dense for.
Reporta show ‘that’ Neuville St.

Vaast: was taken by ‘the. French| i

after: a desperate resistance, i in/@ io
which, the.Germans;: giving. way|{.

foot. by: foot; ' defended. house

after house: ‘until, the French. had .

complete: posseasion, *: vce

In hotises, passages and ‘collars at
over 1000. German, dead we TG | a

found,” get

“In: Hebuterne region: on n June||

3; ‘the: Allies captured six “mach-
ine guns -

» German attacks: on renches, nlf

| the: Beansejour region; in Chi
pagne, ‘were all repulasd:

- At Les Eparges: the Frenck
tillery. silenced the enemy! ‘8 bat.
teries, : ni -

“Rome: . The “Atiies .

covered, on an. island -off the =
{coast of Asia Minor, a large: sup- | —
ply. of. -benzine,- intended: for the | =
German submarines in the :Dar-,

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