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THE MINER WAR BUELETINS |seetor. “The true tbe te adie Su ton patole ne active, BEMAN NDS WHICH a
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we i [Sion of ‘the village ‘of Fleury is|We have ‘entered ‘the. engimy|- GR 7
twenty miles. The enemy-proved| Sion of ‘the -vills is/ We hat Se cememy |e GR ,
: ; A de-| Still in progress, “On the left trenches at several points, inflict- pe oo ityron vey, cam
MONDAY, JUNE 26 | fender ind odes ea de bank of the Meuse an attack with ing many casualties and capturing “London, : June 26:—The. full
.. eS pressure we had been exerting| #tenades against our trenches Prisoners, © oe text “Of: the Alliés’ demands on
Russians ‘Octapy Bukowina for several days, he was compelled | West of Hill 304 was repulsed. On| “Five British aeroplanes.’ en-| Greéce, wich have been acceded
_ Petrograd: . The Russian offen- to begin a retreat north of: the} the heights of the Meuse‘a ‘gren- countered | four fokkerg- on ‘the| ¢, ‘by KitigConstatttine, are now :
Sive Is still in fall operation in Mandreille road, We captured |#d¢ attackagainst our positiona enemy’s. side ‘of: the ‘line, and | sublshed ‘aa fullsec. a :
- . = eee ibe _ . <-> { published, as follows: Che
Bukowina, where the advance of positions at Castelgamberto, Mel-| 7a" Mouilly broke: down under/ brought two down, a |. First—Real | nd” comil ted
General Brusiloff’s forces is ap- ette, Mount Longara, Gallio, Agi-|0Ur fire; Fe" oy) Riissians Capture Many [2 8) eal ane compete de. |
parently but little impeded by the) 50, Cesuna and Mount Cengio. Allied aeroplanes, | engaged in Petrograd:.. In northern Rus- mobilization of the Greek army, | '
Austrians. The town of Kuyt, | Our advance continues vietorious. reconnaissance,dropped 65 bombs | sia the Germans bombarded: Rus- Which ‘must, with the least :pos- .§

foot of the Garena Cendet aE Beha ease onthe heals oom enemy vensa yet tt Zse-|sian positions without succsis, (atble“dalby, bo plicel of vpn
foot of the 2 eens velenay. [Brugge and'vicinity, - |General Brusiloff's army, between |teitiig:
ied, ‘yl ll the im- . . . . . . : oe red. 200.600! tye

stetant towns ene disteiet airal ‘Austrians Admit Retreat . Salonikn Macedonia renewed: med and io cantata 200,000 _"Beeond-—The immediate replae- f
in possesion af the Russians, Pasaesil bionadre hm ait activity on the portion of thel - "-Despicable Tactics. _ |g “of the Bresent Greek cabinet
f rl ee ; a we m ( Ns 3 ' ; rae ‘ sis Ps ee Ge in ic
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to be rushing in aid of the Aus.|C8 before.the Rnasian advance, |2" engagement eccurted on the| § d the fac hee ee
to be rushing in ai Zor the Aus: “Fh Bukowina,” says the atate.|fight bank of.the Vardar. . There |an i the fact that they are aware
trians.and tha Russians are foreed ment ‘we occupied new positions has been cannonading. in the} of it is evident from ‘their’ treat-
to fight to‘hold the ground they hetween Kimpolung and Joku.|"¢ighborhood of Ardjan lake and | ment-of Prisoners. They are de-
have won. Heavy Petting is (deny. We evacuated the heights the region “of: Kalinkovo. ~The qared to be using them as seréeng
“HG 2 ilo - Fhe : 4 4 ere =< he . * to ay aie
northern Galiela well tothe neve [South of Betromett en Wisner nent oF Porij as-been Cases of deliborete fern vatee
west of Lutsk, but neither side! Without the enemy influencing segs +: |bulances aré reported and, killing

_ is-claiming material successes, |W action.” Oo - io

In Verdun Sector

A Ge; R - of wounded men is alleged,

#@ German Report. Captured Germans ‘say their
Paris: There has beev further| Berlin: Fighting activity in eoinrades in arms are cettain that
fighting in. the Verdun sector, | the western theater,on the fronts the British will make thesupreme

The enemy otcupied part of ‘the|°¢cupied by-the British and the military tést this summer,
‘village of Fleury, a little more|"9rth wing of the French army, | gers

From. secret ‘service reports!
than thrée miles east of Verdun, | ¥88-important, and has -been so which. have heen allowed to leak
but ‘Was’ soon ejected ‘froni the| for the last few, days, says the out; the Parig Journal declares, at
ete bern aeons _ | Official statement’ issued by the L-recent concinve: 2 Corman
village by a countér attack. 2 recent conclave of the German

fale . Regaining Ground German army headquarters, military and civil authorities
. Rome: Theltalianshave made}. Cut Meat Ration Chancellor von Bethman-Hollweg
‘further a dvances in the-Treritino, | Amsterdam: A despatch from said: “Our. situation is bad, If
pushing forward in the -Pasubig| Berlin says the new meat tickets, everything goes well we can last

_bus! L, ae ve| allowing about 82 ounces of meat a few months more. If the people |
nite crsewhere tHey have to each person weekly, will be in will be satisfied with smail reailts a
withstoo Suecesstully the a use in Berlin froin Sunday,’ we ‘can ‘last until March; .1917,”.
facks of the Austrians. - f Og ee ag og Jot ate
Communal Feeding | Many Canadian Casualties ft Landon pein Allies
nisterdam:. The municipality|, Ottawa: The total cadualties _ London: © It.ia reported today |},
Sacterdam: ‘ied en 5 | Sustained by the Canadiana in-the| “4, °Y : _ [that Rounninia -has decided +6
of Berlin has as be a oP the severe fighting of the Jast:month : Join the-Entente: Allies; <. 2° >
-for..the communal feeding of the on the- Ypres: salient: amount. to . Bir Roger. Cas ni, 2
“bre belee pate fa reparations between eight and hine thidusind. | a onte in evidence “on his own. bi
‘Ste being made iit The in ebe| tend. | Austrian nied that he had accepted German
ution of food daily: The We a WEDNESDAY JUNE 2 i _.” [Money or advised Irishmen .toty
‘le kitehen will 0@ opened on duly tthe J RO _,. |Join the vtermats or Turks... 9°; x
1 The whole scheme wil! require! \ —— —- a “The Italian Advance. taste, on ro
Bn initial. expenditure’ of two) sya May BeOn ~~ | - Rome;’. The Ithliang- are still - DALBY-B.- MORKILL
million marks, = ». . |. Paris: Both French and Ger- driving-back'the Austrians fa the] British Columbia Land Surveyor:
Demands of U.S. |, man reports indicate ‘that. the term , region of Trent;’ - Posina- and Ar-|°": ad. MINESSURVEYOR oa)
. Washington: .A peremptory long - expected. Allied : offensive 2 noeeptabte. to siero ‘are again in the possession |. ces) Eiageltan, «BC | ce
' ng a demand for | | the Italians, while the region Survaya of: Mineral. Claims, ‘Townaitas,

demand that Carranza repudiate has conimenced, - tt ceaanand Eg
‘the attack on American: troops at}. n gr.German colon-} si igé and -Bronts | Timber and Coal'Leages, Etc,.andGen. -
: media | between the Adige aiid: Brenta "eal Enginesring Sure oe

Carrizal and-immediatély release} . + isive|'e8Belaium whuld be Jiberated, rivers, with its “numerous: peaks-("Tie:sbenk f Crown Granta attend-
-all captured American. soldiers retina that eohintry mustnot be and mour:tain positions, has been |e. nia:
a will be. the - next, -step-taken by fortified hearth German frontier. taken: te Cae :
the U.S. government, . Failure to . Their Owb Medicine . oo
comply with either demand willl Paris: “In the ‘aerial aid on
result in the graveat congequences | Karlsruhe mor than 120 were
"as foretold in Lansing’s: recent killed and 200 wounded. he. raid
‘Note to the de facto fovernment. has spread pani in Germany. |
7 bora Thera h “a Minow Notes 20°
7. bongon:. e question of ; rea . List . at fet troops in Por. | Postal.
_ Britain. looking after tha interests agent A. ens orevepuke " band...
of the United States in’, Mexico Op be ee bs
"_~ has been didcussed and the foreign |: London: "This is :the-second
“office ‘ammounces that. the:. task | have capture oy vf the Cane Sia ieem lay
will be gladly undertaken.should | the yj v6 iitle Dubie interest in‘the case,
_ occasion arise, 7" | oe ULE | Berne:. Seriqus rioty-occurred
eee is in Leipsie. Highteen’ hundéed
a TUESDAY, JUNE 27° a ras ‘| Provision shopa ere pillaged. ,
a a J " Washington: j If the American
oo  Mawdusy Still Menccca © oS {cavalrymen captured by-Mexjeans
- gt rtm Still Menaced, Hl eatpk Pion (are “not released within 48° hours
“three-qus | 1. the| Action will be taken ‘by'the U. 8, im thé W, |;
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