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7

. “Sacked the: mine 2 will, id

, sent’ out: ‘for. ‘Analysis,

“to Prince George beck me effective, ' an

joe the line, of. the:

NEW: HAZBLTON ON B. Gc.

AUGUST 28, = i: ve

‘the Damp’ aid in Sicks—Taking”
Ont" Rich. Or Right Now: :

; fine. weather: gat
a lot of. very. ime re
ae

‘section; 50:so00n- ag what-i ris.

ie wil

a hel
have t to 0 he ee “tor t the winter. If

the prices: ‘change. for. the better, and

the smelters : ‘say EO, - then the ore: will

6 ground. in 1 the i in-
terval aitice- lest” “ebony vexposing a
ledge from aix to te: bet wide,. arry-
ing a good grade of ‘silver-lead. : This.
ledge will receive “attention presently.

_ INSPECTED ROCHER
» DE BOULE CLAIMS |.

Angus Stewart and D. McLeod Bin
Samples. from‘ ‘the’ Copper Side oe
Of New Hazelton

“Messrs. ‘Angus. Stewart ‘and D..Me-
_Leod have been up on Rocher. de-Boule
‘mountain to. have’ a look at some ‘claima.
Samples from the last. Working o on these
claims‘ w wera brought’ dowti. ‘and will be
The claim will
be given names further OMe

Mr: -MeLead had. the: ‘plensure. of a
views tof -thocdistrict-frbj i
of 6000 fee He is inipresged with ‘the
éxteiit of: territory” wtirolled: to'the eye
aa they’ climbed ‘up: the’ grade. Ti. is |.
‘wonderful and grand, ‘and the equal of
the famed: European jtravel points,” As
a piece of scenic. beauty, its. equal: will
be hard to ‘find: ‘There - “are: -plenty of
mountains elsewhere, but none with the
rich valléya in’ ‘between. « Some’. day the
New Hazelton. ‘district will. come ‘into
its own. -‘The:war may: ‘hold the tourist
at home, next year, and now is ‘the time |.
_ to make the beauties | of the. district |:
known, The Herald will: go.at™it-with
renewed vigor, 80 800n:as the editor
gets home... Having renewed, his im-.
pressions of. the East. he. ean make. a
comparison. : Wea are, . the Peo le. -

‘THROUGH 0 FORT GEORGE

“Temporary. Service Started This: Week|
Becomes Permanent Sept. ae

————— bs

A. Davidaoi, ‘the’ general manager of
the G.T. P. at. Prince: Rupert, is credit-
ed with saying, “Beginning next week,
Aug. 24, we will begin to handle. freight
through to Prince’ Georg," ‘On ‘Monday.
" passengers leaving here can get: tHrough |”
_ to Prince. George, but-it will ‘be.-néces-,,
“eary to’ ‘franefer: for-the: time: ‘being.
- Commencing: Sept. 1, both’ passenger
‘and freight. rates.from Prince Rupert

This: is’ good: news to be ene

a steel galena. and: al.
- beautiful ‘sample at ‘that. Good Judges.
‘say it is! the: finest: ever: seen , sing this |

wit is | Noubaix, ‘all in’ “France: and not

; cate that the German. ‘forces ate

{fallen - and - that.- -Germans jhave

-|pulsed French there and .-upper.

: at points west: of Kolmar: .

.| Austrians have evacuated Sanjak

a be-a race whether Russians get].

| while, Riissian: afl

|sian forces and but them to flight}:
nh along the ‘entire W-mile litte of;

| Zastern | Prussia, . pooas

d second: expeditionary ‘force. First
will sail ingide ‘of: three weeks,» [im
VANCOU V.ER- First’ speech

7 2 a eA Armies. Ras

‘Large uiaatty of” ‘Very Fie Ore tal

THURSDAY ‘AUG. ‘OF

_ LONDON —Despateh’ received
from Ostend’ says that: the Ger-
mans have oceupted Lille, strong
fortress, Also: ‘Valencience ‘and

far from ‘Calaia. ° .-Roports’ indi-
pushing. steadily south despite re-}.
sistance: of allies: and are - now.
116 miles from Paris. 9."
-BERLIN— Statement is ‘made
here that all forts. at Namur have}

captured Longwy; i in! ‘France, near.
Luxemburg border. Gerinans re-

Alsace is free of French. except

LON DON Russian i invasion ‘of
| Prussia almost irrésistible,  Ger-
mans have retreated to Osterade,
100. miles .west. of Gubinsoen.
of ‘Novibazar, ~ ‘Apparently. may

to Berlin: ‘before. Germany: takes
Paris, are

‘Military authorities. ‘are of ‘the
belief that German army; despite |®
desperate efforts will not be'able|
to press the. ‘allies’ back to pela

lurge®: foree ito: ‘Berlin, ‘becomes |!
daily: more probable. eS
QUEBEC—Trains. from all over.
Canada. continue’ coming. to Vol.’
eartier-camp. ~15,000 troops. now |:
assembled. It ‘will- take: twenty"

to Quebec. -

, WEDNESDAY, AUG. 26
” BERLIN---Vienna. reports. are.
that after.a- battle: lasting. three! *
days, at. Krasmik,./in Russian
Poland, Austrians’ “repulsed Rus-|'

battle, ° ‘and ‘that the Austrians
are pursuing them to Lublin.

- LONDON — Russian embassy |
received news from: ‘the general
staff at St. ‘Petersburg: announe-
ing fresh . victories ‘against: both
Germans’ ‘and, Austrians. These.
messages. declare: that. “Russian
troops now. -oceupy. the’ whole, of;

~ French: war. office has, issued : a
statement. ‘that: in ‘Lorraine the
allied armies. shave taken ‘up’ an:
offensive movement and. a.-hattle |:
commenced yesterday. and j is, still
raging. :
“OTTAWA--Canada. will Sénd a

hener i in house: of commons |

a probably to-day: too.

‘}day..- ‘British: bore’. brunt ‘of six

‘trains to carry: artillery. ‘Aivision '

-/Jand, 65-miles from British coast.

retired: allalong the: line after re-
) pulse of their attack. on: French .

hing to Goals

fr Semoy,. ‘Longwy ‘and greater part.
of: Belgian and. French | frontier
in-hands of the Germans, -In the.
great Sunday’ and’ Monday fight

the town of: Charleroi was taken
‘and. retaken : “Six. ‘times, .
finally” driven. baek onto French
frontier... coh a EY

“LON DON—Annpiineed in ‘the
House to- day by Premier Asquith
that. Field Marshall French esti-|-
mates losses i in battle. on Sunday
and Monday: in ‘southwestern Bel-
gitm. at 2, 000 men.

‘LONDON— -Ostend | ‘correspon.
dent. to daily Mail; ‘says. British
troops battled with’ Germans all.
day” Monday and. _ Tuesday ‘and
“Started ‘at
3.a,m,.° ‘Sunrise brought roar of
artillery and burning. forests. A
Series. of linked ‘battles now on
along Allied lines, ‘Believed to be
decisive engageme t. of Western
Europe, oe.
Same ‘despateh’s ‘shys during’ the
battle at: Mons-Saturday and Sun-

furious attacks and. raised verit-

man corpses...

we

in Asie I tniea ~
» LONDON--Dnring. the: German
bombardment “trou Algi sonar |

mained standing opright where
shot. ae :
 LONDON—Germany reported
‘to be about: to occupy Ostend ‘to|.
uge.as a naval: base against: Eng-|

- Believed. that ‘the German: on-|
slaught. has. spent itself. If the
allies ‘can hold: them: back’ to-day
may take” ‘offensive ‘to-morrow. -
Germans. hurling: whole. force on.
allies. ‘front, ‘not éven keeping: any.
troops. to: defend line:of commni-
cation in rear.” » Russian: ‘army in-
vading ‘eastern. Prussia. has reach-
ed Marianborg, and, only 25; miles
from: Danzig, Ge MANY...8
Official . bureau says Germans

. Allies

ts ‘aiding a rig

J neva state. e Italian army raised. to}.

Germans Trying. to Subdue France: is s Time to Resist Russian Advance Through to}
a Berlin. --Germans Deal Allies a: ‘Staggering Blow at Namur----British —
st and French Hold Ground in Lorraine----Review of Week —

In first-class battle the French
troops. though ; ina: very. strong’
position in. central: ‘Belgium were
driven out in two: ‘days fighting |
by. power. of the ‘German. attack,
General tone ‘of anxiety in. Fag-
lish papers owing. ‘to: official aur.
nouncement that the allies: after
assuming” offensive had: to retire
to covering positions,

BASLE—Fierce attack on Mul:
hausen ‘repulsed, and. a: continu-
ous procession of: wounded Ger- |:
mans is. the proof of the awful]
cost. French’ artillery in the hills};
near Altkireh. made a night at-

on the mointains occupied by the}.
‘French .were distinetly - ‘visible,
Search lights from: ‘Baten Picked
out German position. -- oe

-BERLIN--Wirelesg, at. ‘Nauen;
Germany. : Official anrouncement |
made here that the Germans did
under Grand ‘Duke Albrecht de-
feata “French - ‘army near Neuf,
Luxembirg. | ' Captured . cmany
guns,” flaga ‘and | ‘prisoners, “inelu-
ding. several French generals, and

Army of the’ ‘Upiicht expres
150 Bun: rat. on eke i.

“GENEVA Italian: “troops. con-
| cen trative n: ‘the’ ‘Austrian fron-
tier.” ’ Fréneh: frontier on. Switz-.|*

risons, Partial mobilization;: In

public order. Reports from .Ge-1:

800.000.
“MONDAY, AUG. De

“LONDON—The official: hiibeag
of information to-day gave out
‘the following statemen: '‘British|.
forces: were: ‘engaged. all: Sunday

in neighborhood of: Mons, in-Bel-

“LONDON [—Despatch from. the
Havas. agency,. (Ostend, Ssays.-that|-

declared all forts” at. ‘Leige. ‘and:
Namur'still i in the hands of-the
| Belgians, : Great battle of. the i in-
vasion. of. Belgium: bein fought:i in:

tack which.was visible here, and].
the’ explosions | of the howitzers |’

is vigorously : pursuing. French. Piss

‘| logy, ? 2

erland’ virtually: stripped of. Bar-}

dividual | summons ‘and not on a}:

_ Returns from: the ‘Season's ea

and until: after: dark with enemy |"

gium. They held their’ ground.” arf

Enquiries Being Made fos. the Metal— -:
my be the: ‘Beginning of. a War.

‘New York j saya; on the’ ‘etek tha fo
the ‘first time in many. days there Wes. 7
an ‘enquiry: ‘from England for. copper Se!
metal in’ considerable | amount, and ‘this
ia: ‘expected . to. atrengthen ' the market *
for. copper stocks, The copper exports-
| for the. week: ending August'20 were
5,804,000 Ibs, an increase over. last week ee
of. 2,927,000.". Exports..for the month ="
to'date have been 11,422,142 Ibs, ‘ade 2°
crease @ from last ‘month of 2, 128 ] an

|SILVER STANDARD
~ VERIFIES REPORT

Reliability of Engineer’ Engineer's Report Row -
_ Being Evidenced by Developments - ;
“Is a Property of Merit.” : ~

- An: esteemed siibsériber of the: Herald :
in renewing his subseription—a most _—
worthy thing to’ do—makes’ ‘the: tollow- 7
ing comment on ‘mining: matters i in’ ‘the
New..-Hazelton : district, - ‘The: {writer is.
Richard Kleesattel, consulting mini oe
engineer, . who some few months since”
‘thade a report: on: ‘the: ‘Silver ‘Standard.
mine: for the owners, ‘He writes. from

Dixie, Idaho, and Bays ee
“In one of your: recent i issues,’ which 4
Was forwarded to.m t' Dixie,’ Iddtio;: I
noticed that the. Sily r .Standa _
struck. ore in the lower workings.:

; ‘indeed, “very gratitying to me, ‘i
ST. : :

ig’ ‘one: of ‘merit : and: fully uistifies fix
ther’ development of the’ :
t | depth’. IT explained and j Pave “mubst
tial reasons “under the heading of “
-why,. in my: ‘opinion, th a
bodies ‘in, the different ° veins would be.
found: as’ good, ‘if not. better, bt po ee
greater. depth: than, had been’ teached.

‘at t the time, the  Feport was. made,’ .

-Gansidered Very: Satisfactory
» Others Are Cutting Crops

: Several of the government expe
tal. ‘plots ‘of g graing ete, at the:

the Belgian minister of justice |in Ju

he ay: rop. for use of th hospital
has. seen cut and: is being.

a crop tomises. ‘to be avery goed
th tutu 2