THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1916

_ THE MINER WAR BULLETINS ©

( MONDAY, oct. 0 | }

London: British tr troops have
captured another German trench
northeast of Les Boaufs, in the
Somme region. The French have
made further advances. Many
prisoners were taken by the
Franco-British forces,

Paris: In the region of Ver-
dun, on Saturday night, French
forces captured by the use of hand
grenades the quarry held by the
Germans to the northwest of Fort
Douaumont. A brisk ,artillery
duel continues in this sector,

Petrograd: Austro - German
fordes launched a-series of violent
attacks on the Russo-Roumanian
positions on both banks of the
Bystritsa river, in. the Dorna
Watra region,compelling Russian
advanced posts to abandon two
heights,

Bucharest: Along the Rou-|-:
manian-Transylvanian front the
Russians and Roumavians are
more than holding their own
against the invadirig Teutons.

Petrograd: The Austro-Ger-
man offensive against the Russo-
Roumanian lines near thejunction.
of the frontier of Bukowina,
Transylvania and Roumania has
been checked,

In the Persian campaign the
Russian forces have dealt the
_ Turks a smashing blow.

Saloniki: French and Servian
forces operating in the vicinity of
Cerna captured Gardilovo and the
entire system of Bulgariantrench-
es between Kenali and the Cerna
river, Hostile - counter-attacks
were repulsed. ,

‘Athens: King Constantinel,

gave a lengthy audience today to
the Russian and British ambas-
sadors, An Entente diplomat
informs the Associated Press that
a complete nnderstanding, which
should arrange matters more sat-
isfactorily for the King, Venizelos
and the Allies,has been reached.

Paris: A bomb dropped by an
Allied aviator killed the engineer
driving. the train on which the
Kaiser was traveling, Wilhelm
wasrecently reported at Bapaume,
on the Somme front, personally
seeing tothe preliminarics fox a
counter-offensive, for whieh the
German troops . have received
strong reinforcements,

London: Germany will hold as
prisoners of war the captaitis of |"
all captured merchant vessela,

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‘Paris: Both British and French:
on the Somme report the success-,

ful continuation of their «efforts
to drive the point of the. wedge | -
created by the. prolonged offen-
sive further into.‘the German |.
lines, This point’ at present pro-
- jects acrogs the Peronne-Bapaume.
‘road at Sailly-Saillisel,. The sys-
“tem of’ German? ‘trenches ” horth-
“weat of Sailly-Saillisel was taken |
by the’ French last night. © : South:
of 'the Somme the Germans tiade

repeated. attacks between, Biached || ties

‘and ‘sdtth of: Lamaiaonette: ' ae
- On: the-Verdun.: front ' ‘artillery

“ ehtig: is. leas. Severe near Dou- :

power in Tranaylvania. and wins
new successes with each fresh
attack. The Germans are on the
defensive along: the whole battle
line,

Mackensen is-still driving the
Russo-Roumanian army in the
Dobrudja. A march on Buchar-
est is not included in the German
plan, British officers believe, |

Hostile attacks in the region
of Negri, south of Dorna Watra,
were repelled by the defenders,

London: British troops made
two raids west of Wytschaete,
Belgium, and of Boesinghe, A

and considerable damage infliet-
ed oti the Germans. '

London: Information received
here shows that in the last 24
hours nine. Norwegian vessels
have been torpedoed.

Petrograd: | Development of
the Turkish offensive in the Ham-
adan sector, in Persia,is reported
in the Russian official statement,
The Turks were defeated in a
pitched battle and. their forward
movement was checked.

Washington: Fifty Americans
were aboard the British steamer
Marina, torpedoed by a German
submarine, A number of passen-
gers lost their lives. It is re-
ported the vessel was sunk with-
out warning, -

Investigation will. be made-at
once to determine the status of
the Marina and the nature of the
attack, té ascertain if any of

States have /e been violated,

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France the intense activity of

‘the past few days” has diminished
until now only artillery fighting
is reported in that area, Similar
conditions prevail before Verdun.

Volhynia resutted in the capture

trenches, | ounter-attacks were |.
repulsed, .

ditional Teutoriie: ‘prisoners ‘and :

Washington:

- :))| when Fort ‘Douatimont:- with - a!
-}| wide atreteh ‘of ground was te-

( "THURSDAY, NOV. 2.

"North of the Somme
French troops have again ad-
number of prisoners was taken vanced, capturing two.trenches
northeast ‘of Bes Booufs. and: a
strongly organized system’ of
trenches on the western outskirts
of St.. Pierre Vaast wood.
these. operations we took fifty
prisoners, fifteen guns (five of
heavy caliber),51 trench mortars,
144 machine guns, two wireless
plants, a large number of rifles,
and @ great. quantity, “of bombs
and other material,

The British troops gained |.
ground, along: with.the French,

: The -Roumanians are
keeping up their drive agairst
the Austro-Germans on the Tran-
sylvanian front, and have forced
the enemy out of the Kimpolung
region and over the border, where
they are now . being -pursued:
Four hostile battalions’ were an-
nihilated by the Roumanians, who
also took a number of prisoners
and a great quantity of war
‘decision | ag to: whether Germany’ 3 |-
pledges to the’ ‘United. ‘States Se—etneent eit
have been broken, - « - ‘| etka
Baltimore: Captain Hitch, of 4
the Norwegian’ freighter Osterdal ;
from Cardiff, reportshaving sight- 3
ed a liege submarine.of the U-53] |
type, 400 miles east of Cape Henry, ;
Berlin: ‘German. ‘submarines +

Germany’s pledges to the United | ™aterial.
fave bean Other enemy , forces have ‘ad-

eleven - ‘miles ‘south: of

. = Rothenthurm Pass, the. Rouman-
WEDNES, NOV. 1 ) ians in this sector retiring south.

Petrograd: : The Russiana’ have
London: . Unfavorable weather | assumed the aegressive in Galicia
Is hindering Military operations | and fierce battles.are taking. place

in the various war areas, On south of: Braezany,. in the Michi-
the Somme front in Northern|goy region,

vanced

The village of Baraldi
Aun. in the Struma:sector of
the Macedonian ‘front, was cap-
tured last night by British troops.
~ They inflicted heavy losses . on
Petrograd: A heavy /: attack the Bulgarians and took 300 pris-;
yesterday by Russian forces in oners. .

Serious fighting: continues on
of an. Austro-German «line of this front. ,

‘New London,Conn: TheGerman

: | commercial: submarine Deutsch.
London: ‘In Transylvania. the iand-arrived here today: with ‘a
Roumanians. continue to- -press| cargo of dyestuffs, drugs, stocks,
the ‘Austro-German forces.j in. the] Honds.and. precious - stones, valued
Jiu’ Valley. . _Thrée hundred ad at ten Millions. . .

to advices received by the US.
consul at Quéenstown.
sel was sunk without warning.

Secretary Lan-
sing said today that reports on.
the destruction of the Marina \-
were too incomplete “to ‘admit
conclusions or allow discussion.

The Greek steamer
| Germaine was sunk by a. German,
submarine. The crew was saved.

(| “FRIDAY, Nov. 3

_ London: Fort; Vaux,one of the
most ‘important fortifications cap-
‘tured: by the’: Gernian crown
prince in. ‘his prolonged attempt
to take Verdun, has been evacu-
ated by. the Germans, according
to an’ announcement made:in
Berlin today. : -In the sudden of-
fensive'of the French on Oct.:25,

captured from the Germans, Fort
Vaux was nearly surrounded, and
‘tha subsequent pressure’ by: the
French troops resulted” in ‘the

my

the enemy.

Paris: - Along the Somme battle
front. heavy rain has been falling

ance to report. ;
- Bucharestz. -Roumanian forces!

Austro- German troops to. ‘the | .

sylvania.

Teutonic attacks were repulsed |
after. continued fighting in the.
Prahova valley. In the region of

battle is: still in progress. _

officials are awaiting Germany’s
version of the destruction of the
British steamer. Marina with the
Joss of American lives, The. de- .
‘partment also expects affidavits |
and data gathered from American ;
survivors, .on which . to base-.its|:

recently returned to port report
sinking, ‘within a. few days, 21

28, 500.
-Athens:. The Greek ‘vessel

Island, near Athens. -

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abandonment of the position by,

and there is nothing of import. . _

continue - to. pursue. the retiring |

Dragostavie east of the river,the|

_ Washington: ‘State départment|

=: Up-to-Date. Drug. Stores
ships with a total tonnage. of ]

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| Austro-German forces ‘on | the
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‘progress,

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