“NEW! HAZELTON,.

'B., ;

C., OCTOBER ‘B. 1915

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@ ARMY INB BALKANS)

Pati Opinion in in London ‘Has Suiden
a Change as Regards Japanese:
Ald a Continent

oa

4 Tokio,. Oct. 13— “Buigaria’ 8 iar’ :
icipation in the war and. advices |a

‘eceived here. from, London that |
British opinion: in some! ‘quarters |i
ht least, favored the despatch of |:
Tapanese .troops  to- the: Balkins

ave. suddenly, reopened the
ay uestion in Tokio of what Japan’ 8
me uture course will be
@ There is a strong impression
Mere that the return: from. Paris
Beoday of Baron Kikujiro Ishai,
he recently: ‘appointed minister

Df. foreign. affairs ani, réviously,

other factor ‘that i is ‘arousing ‘diss|£

bussion on this subject is the ‘ar-
‘. ival of Puges. Le Ronx,. editor of
Pere Matin,

Bulgats Attack: ‘Greeks ~

London, Oct. 1
patch to the Chronicle says, ‘To

avoid the possibility of a conflict|
the Greek . troops. were “recently ts

withdrawn from: proximity to the
Bulgarian frontier, Taking. ad-

ne. althou g at,

4—A Rome. des-

TEUTONS. RETREAT
. BEFORE RE RUSSIANS)

Rassia Won. inaportzat Victory: At
_Stripa— Desperate’ Fighting ©
ret an All-Fronts.

- ‘eit, Oct 13 Reports from) :

n-| mittee, and intimated; that ‘speedy y
delivery ; and’; -reasonable’, prices
were the: ednditions under which

portant Ruasian successes in Gal-
icia have-been onfirmed. - ‘Tvan-
off: broke: the: German front along
the Stripa and forcing the enemy
to'falt- ‘back thirty’ miles ‘in three
days: ©The tnoral effect... of: ithe
German retreat upon the: ‘Bal ins
will bejmportant. © An indegisive
‘battle with desperate: fighting. is
progress ‘in. -the: Dvinsk region.
neh, are:.resuming:. their]:

offensive in: Champagne and the

| Rreat fight i is progressing.

: DISCOVER BASES -|
“FOR SUBMARINES

German: Divers: Which Which Destoy2a Brit H

ish Transports Had.

| covery was. repneted t to the. Greek
authorities who. immediately took |:
‘jover a large. quantity of patro- |.
leum and: oth
base.

plies at the] }

‘London. Likes, News.
London; ‘Oct

ern front: has caused another

| wave. of optimism over England.

rtéd |The Russian forces:h
i ary ‘Series. of: ‘auccesses

7 "other «Leen "Ral : |
sLondon, Oct. 14— Official A
enpelin raid’ made. yesterday

vening over a portion of London,

and-e eastern C Galicia.”

ore strates 4 recovery . of: ‘the Tecent ;
2 shortage of ammunition watigits

Bulgarian, Division ‘Destroyed

Paris, Oet: ‘i4—Private. advices
are. to-the: effect: that:a: Bulgarian

division. was: almost: -annihilated :

. : The recent nig
success on the: eastern. and’ west-

Cg fs

[beans Wort IN
LL OUTPUT)”

| Ral Gone Sir ‘Sam Hughes Rushes

‘to. Rescue of Canadian. Muni :
‘ton. Manofactords

Te: “Montreal “recently. D. “A,
Thomas, : representative. of. Lioyd
George: forecasted . a. reconstruc-
‘| tion of, thé Canadjan,, “shell.::com-

orders:must-be placed,

Pree errThy

» Gen. Hughes declared that. he
Thomas: had
‘been: wronly-; reported ; ,in- ‘some

felt sure that, Mr..

important. details. -;:Mr. Thomas’

‘intimation ‘that: “economy | had to
be..considered., and, -that..in the
past Canadian manufacturers had
been: slow.i in ‘delivery: and: higher.
in price‘than either :-the United | -
“| States .or Great, :

GERMANS DIRECT
BULGARIAN: ARMY)

Several Regiments ents Dishke Hun: Dent
fnation and: ‘Motiny Realty’
aa Leaders: Quarrel

garia is ‘entirely i in the ‘hands ‘of.
‘German: officers; says. a Buchar-'
eat, corresponden » Major Baron |.
Golz;"son of the: German.
field: marshail,: who is attache at
Sofia, - quarrelled . ‘with: ‘Premier
| Radoslavoff,. ‘because the premier
asked that Germany be’ the fitst

Golz decided: ‘that Bulgaria start
the offensive. . Thi is also reported
that several Bulgarian regitnents |
have mutined: oe left their’ quar-

ai Anthem,

FURTHER 5: DETALS

.- OVERHEARD ‘AROUND:
NEW HAZELTON

Geo. Clothier came down: fromh Gets
the’ Silver’ ‘Cup ‘mine’: ‘Thursday.
jafternoon: having: ompleted. hig}

work for this | year.:

ae is in. shape to’ resiinie. ‘operations|
n= in the, Springs. a *

+:

ina fierce: battle ; ear. Kraguye: [8 a

A ‘eatloaa of ore ‘was. ‘shipped |
o : ‘trom the American Boy andthe)".
7 Sunrise. ‘mines. the. first of “this

week, : “Fhe. Sunrise’ is continu-
ing operations for. some time and|; |”

ee eto Ho vin the and Ho

I pit attack. the: -enemy-assembled,
' behind: ‘some,"woods which * Viel.

ifrom 00:'td: 500: yards. off. thel’
‘| British. trenches.’
‘| woods and: ‘the: line the attack- was:
‘I stopped: by: a ‘combined: ‘rifle, ‘ma
| chine gun: al dartillery fire.

3°-Official _ His

alla ae ih
ndefens é on a

» Rome, via Parié, Oct: 12 “Bul:

. GREEKS KS ASSISTING |

CAUSE OF ALLIES

Torned Railways Over. ys Over $0:French. and
British Serbia. Putting Up-a:
: Stabbora Defense :

Paria, Oct. 14--Martial k law. has |
‘bean proclaimed .at: Saloniki. and
Gen. Moschosmowtos has‘ordered
the Greek. soldierg:to salute. the
‘French: and British office ras.
‘Prinee:. Nicholas.. a: brother: ‘of :

King: Constantine. WAS. ‘appointed ce
military govenor of the- interior a

zone... Gen.:Sarrall, comma
in- -chief. of: the Freneh. ore
the Orient: has arrive F

-, Athens, : ety. “14—Nish-Salan’ ' 4

iki-railway.:has -: .been: cut: for B.
distance’. of : five- miles: between ;
Nish and: ‘Trahtnva, Atty: miles

i. south of Nish: nearest::the ‘Bul-
'| garian. ‘frontier: .

oThe? Russian
troops have been, withdrawn from

-|the Komanian:: £rontier. ‘and:.¢on- oe
. _jeentrated a at: Odessa...

Between these]

Not}:
ja man got. within forty. yards of | Aur

ment announces ¢