VOL. XN, NO: aT

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CELIO WILL NE.

~ ONE MACHINE GUN R |

GERMANS CONTINUE HAMMERING AWAY .
| 5 WISS NEU TRALI TY VIOLA TED BY H UNS

ss “in. the: speech | which aroused |
‘Great. Britain ‘Lloyd George. said:
“What the: hext | move: of the

. . ‘Germans will: be. ‘is. ‘not easy to!

= forecast, -but if it: should: be: to

- concentrate. Upon our’ forces: in|.

the ‘West it is vital—it i is: ‘vital—|:
for the life of our~ “people,” it. is
“vital -in order to- enable. them. to

_ retain their position that. every
“available machine. gun should: he
turned out without the least de-
Jay.”” =

* This utterance ” is s bei’ ‘tale. :
to heart i in Canada, “and especial: .

yi in British: Columbia, and stren-
“WOU: efforts. are. ‘peing made” to.
_ supply our . battalions with. ‘the
additional machine’ ‘guns required
: fe : enable e them to- deal “on. ever
texttis with the Huns.
-Hazelton* distsrict’ has sent : a
‘gooldy’ ‘number: ‘of ‘its: best, young
"omen ‘to: take thei#: ‘places - ‘in, the
battle line, and: the general. feel
wing, is that they. should have’ as
«good equipment: as possible
‘this end the: Hazelton | board - of

; bs “ trade‘ has" dec ided‘to-start a-fund:

"for the: ‘puichasé of‘at™ Teast: ote
“machine: gun,* of the: “most” ap:

ba proved ‘pattern; for’ the» use of”
The gun: ‘will cost over | ,
$1,000; but ihis: ‘amount. ‘can be} a

: our ‘boys,

ra’ ed’ without | ‘great ‘difficulty. |:
" Members of the ‘board ‘have: ‘als |;
ready. pledged. several. hundred
“dollars: ve

AS list of subscriptions ‘will : be

ue > published 3 in: next ‘week’s Miner.

The. committee 'i in charge of the:
"fund: are R, 8 Satigent;: ‘De. Hi
ic, Weineh, Wn. ‘Ware, See’. ¥,

ARRANTE) UED FOR |.
a FORMER MINISTERS

: “of the i inquiry. into the parliament |
» buidings: graft, . warrants | liave.
_ bebn. isshied. for: ‘the arrest of for-

line. *

Hin,
are Belzyce, Travniki, Vosslavit. *.
 Belzyce ” i. -

lost...

“London:
are. ‘attdeking. the’ ‘Germana. in:

Galicia,. with. the object of. teliev-

ing: the pressure on the. ‘Warsaw

armies are. much improved by the
shortening of. the line...

“Petrograd. “Von askenton
operating ‘between the. Bug. and.
the ‘Vistula,- “eontinues “ ‘his. wild
sledge-hammer. blows, avainst. the
Chotm -Lublin’ ine. of the. Rus:
siang,. ‘directing’. them. now. par-
ticilarly. against the city of Lub-
His: :iminediate ‘objectives

za and Grabechow,
12 “miles* southwest of Tiabli

Of only slightly. less- importance! . ;
atin’ this region | are the ‘battles ‘or comparati

the - Bug,- ‘between: “Krytow: and
Dobrotrova: West. of Warsaw,

the Russians, have moved back: ‘to:
: their, second . ‘line, of defenses at

Fresh Russian forces |

The Prospects for Russia’ 8!

Blonie and Nadarayn and ' “their
positions in front of Ivangorod.

The latter. poaitions are regard ~

‘as the strongest: in the Russian

Tine as: indicated, ‘by the fact- that:

‘the Gerinans assaulted them fur. 7

iousty i in “their. two former cam-|

paigns’ against, Warsaw and were
unable ‘to break” them.
northward, battles. are raging ‘at
Novogeorgievsk. and: ‘along. the
entire. Narew | river which | em-

braces: the: strong points of Pul-
tusk- and: Rozan: commanding the u

crossing in: the: ‘bend of the river
Ostrolenka and, ‘Lomaza,.

_ The Italians have

Paris “(oielad) -Tailay, was,

“In. “AY Lois: thiche w wag: ‘the usual the -Freneli,. ®

artillery: activity on’ both side

To the)”

Jover the frontier.

suburbs’ of “Soissons: and- on
Rheims. ‘in the: forest of Le
Pretre; i in the course ‘of last night,
we ‘regained a footing in the line
of trenches previously lost: Two
German ‘counter attacks were re-
pulsed. with considerable losses
to the enemy, oy
“One “of. our’ flying” squadrons
employed on bombardment duty,
atopped twenty: eight” shells on

the. yailway. station’ at: Conflang,.

in J arnisy, and forced. two: Ger-

own, lines. _

Geneva: ‘Swiss infantry hiave
fired at German aviators flying
German troops
have cut barbed wire fences on
{the Swiss frontier, ‘supposedly

2 | with 5 the. interition of passing
-jthropgh Switzerland’ to outflank’
“The violation | was

sco vered and Swiss. troops are
liz at the: paints.

Monday, July 19°
- Berlin: AN Austrian anbmar-

ine. ‘torpedoed the Italian. cruiser
Guiseppe Garibaldi. this morning;
_ off: Ragusa, ;
baldi was. of 7234 tond and was
built. in: 1898,

The Guiseppe: ‘Gari-

She ‘carried ‘al
crew of 650; and’ mounted ' one)

10-inch, .-two inch,’ ‘fourteen 6s
ined and: ten Bein

eh guns, -

* Paris: ’ Two! ‘Austrian ‘submat:

. ines, which’ eft Pola to reeonnoi-
:) ter: the” “Italian - toast, have not

returned, ‘and are’ believed’ lo’ be

"Brussels:

any ‘Belgian:

Q “One. had a craw of 40 and

General von 7 Biesiogr
has'.ordered the, punishment: af.
etween the ages: ‘of.
: 16: and’ 40 who leaves: the state to},
. jpervesin “any capacity,’ any: ‘nation
“Tat.Wwar with Germany. . ‘The: ‘pen-
Talty for violation of this. order: is:
110,000. marks, “or five years’ Am:
: prisoriment,. :

~~ PROGRESS OF T THE GREAT WAR DAY BY DA

. London:. .

strike: roTtis generally : believed
that. the government” will):take

over the mines and “operate ‘theat!)

uring, the. war.
“London:. : a: ‘Gigantic: operations

are: now: in folk: swing: on every

séction® of the. Russian -front,

“| fromthe Baltic to:thé Dniester.

General’ von:
the German ‘cavalry: advance on
Riga. Von Bichorn is ‘attacking
the fortress: of ‘Ossowetz,.. ‘and
von: Gallwita i is pressing: the at
tack: near: thee Dniester. river:

sive. ‘battle: for Warsaw, ‘or aban-
don’ Pojand,. ., Phe! Getmans” have
few. reserves ©
heavy- loases ii in the east, and ean

nat strengthen their western, of-.

fensive; therefor ‘the Allies get
a respite. .- The’ best work the

Alties’ can do now. to nid Russia

. “Chicago, July: 24:—One thew:
“|sand pieniekers were: drowned t in

thonsand.. women: and ‘children |

trapped | in the cabins. ‘The hos-
pitals are ‘full of, ‘wounded, :and

vehemently.
(front.
‘bya “bombardment from the
heavy. Freneli “artillery | and. ‘the

Bueluw: commands

left’ after. their Pa
the city of that. name). and ‘ute,
Northwest of. Radoin.,. near Mor-\---

setz, a-brigade of Cossacks cap-

: ‘There has been no is. to foree the: Dardanelles.’ MAn
settlement of fle’ Welsh coal/attack on.the entire Turkish fror

is reported.
London :

“Heavy fighting
continues on the Gallipoli penin-.
sula:: The: Allies are attacking
along” “the whole
~ Each attack-is preeeded

guns of. the warships. “All the
attacks -are reported to have been

successful, -but there 'is no. defin-.
ak iter news concerning them.:
“Russians must" ‘fight : adefen-|- oan

tured three officers, 2580-men and
three machine mins, : We retired |!

south of Isckunoff in the direction|
| of Mlawa on account of: Jarge en a :
F lemy i nforcemenis : coming: up. -

ers taleen, by’ us;

has oceurred | on tl

‘music;

“A despatch’ ‘to: ‘the nin
\ Daily Maii from Athens, ‘dated
: Sunday, | gays:

| DENONSTRATION (No
| WAR ANNIVERSARY a

August 4, the ai anniversary “Of a

the declaration of war, will be

observed throughout the British. >.
Empire, practically every city,’
town and village holding a dem-"
onstration to affirm the. unalter-.

able ‘determination of Britons to...

see the conflict through - to. a.

triumphant conclusion. ,

. That Hazelton people may have =
an opportunity. to declare their’. oe

sentiments, ‘the business mén’ ‘of
the town have -begun’ arrange.

ments for.a big gathering here, “
to. take the form of a patriotic -

concert, ‘in. Assembly Halt, .

which admission will be free, ena a -
which: everybody i ig s requested to wifes

attend.
“Speeches:, will, Be delivered by

will. be’ a “program of patrioii
“SONgS:, and: 01
The program is! now “be ng

ran ged by. an energetic committee’
including. a. OM. - MacCormick, *
Miss Sharpe, Rev. Wi Me Scott, .
H. H. Little, .R,: ‘J. Rock and: ‘A a

Re Macdonald. :

AQ ‘anngiineement of. the ‘pri:
ne jram will be made next week” Lone

TIGERS. TAKE FIRST. =
‘ a “AND SECOND GAMES. :

day ‘atternod

mediocre exhibition, the. Tiger’
ixfield, usually. reliable, neatly
throwing the game away.’ ‘The
home team, however, secured a

prominent townsmen,: and. there. O

lead'in the: first i inning, and. man- |:

aged .to- hold : it: throughout the ;

game, which resulted i inascore of.

_ Each team made six. hits, © |

nota While Grabam_ Rock. struck ar a
AD “for

6-4,