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THE MINER WAR BULLETINS

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busy rounding up Germans and
Austrians, who are being sent to
the concentration camp at Ver-
non,

Rome:—It is reported today
that Austria has conceded all of
Italy’s demands, including the
cession of Trente, to Brenner, in
the Tyrol, together with Trieste,
Istria and Pola. ;

London: — The Allied troops
continue their advance in the
Gallipoli peninsula. The Turkish
losses are 45,000. Constantinople
‘hospitals are crowded and wound-

ed are now being sent to Asia

Minor,

An Athens despatch says the
‘Turks are making desperate at-
tacks every night; but without

. result thus far, They succeeded
in surrounding half a company
of Australians, whom they mas-
sacred, although the Australians
fought determinedly.

Oné thousand notables have
been arrested in Smyrna, on
orders from Constantinople. :

Petrograd (official):--In the
direction of Olti our troops have
dislodged the Turks from. their
position and have driven them
back tothe southwest. In their
hurried retreat the Turks aban-
‘ doned a large quantity of tents
and munitions. In the direction
fof Tabriz the Turks have been
driven from the South Pass.

. The enemy made a fruitless

attack on the Uzsok Pass, where

our troops on Saturday rushed
the trenches and swept the
enemy from the district..- On

Sunday our vanguard crossed the
. Dneister and attacked Chaboruki
and tok 1,300: prisoners _ and

many machine guns. -

London, May 12 (official) :—

Yesterday afternoon the Ger.

_ Mans made another attack east
of Ypres, in the neighborhood of
the main road. © Although they
subjected the Allies’ trenches to
a very heavy bombardment and
made their infantry advance
- under cover of poisonous gas,
their attack failed. During-this

'. attack shrapnel from the Allies

inflicted < very heavy. casualties on
the’ enemy . when: they. were in}.
mass formation, literally ‘mow-
‘ing them-down.” -

Paria, May'12 (official): —North
of Dixmude. Belgian troops, who
in’ throwing -up a
bridge head on the Tight bank of
Yer, were subjected to. violent

_ attacks by three German battal-
ions last night. The Belgians
repulsed these, inflicting heavy
losses and taking’ about 50 pris-
oners. Another. Belgian divis-
ion has gained ‘ground - to. the
south of Dixmude.

East of °¥pres, wiiliak ‘te troops

have again, been ‘attacked. with
the aid ‘of asphyxiating’ gases,

~ Under the” protection of masks

> recently”pat into use, they al-
.-Jawed:-the fumes to pags ovar,.
and” by. rifle ‘and machine-gun

fire: ‘they: annihilated,-at the very
- point of ‘their guns, the. German,

column which: had advanced ‘in |
"= glode formation. ~. The stieceas of |.
tha ‘Allies north: of ‘Arras. was

: “éngagemient. ‘of-'extrema violenea

an -in front. of - Loos,. they captured, é
after’ a ‘degperate. ‘struggle ‘and

‘despite ari, inte

under Goneral Botha, 1
sistance ‘was offered, The vie-|.

In ant

Loos to: Vermelles, Further
south by assault the Allies eap-|!
tured the big blockhouse and the
.chapel of Notre Dame de-Lor-
ette. This position had been
ardently defended for months by
the Germans, who had turned
it into a veritable fortress, It
wag surrounded and invested and
was taken yesterday afternoon
by the allied troops, who have,
without pause, pursued success
in pressing the. enemy energeti-

cally between the chapel of Notre ||

Dame de Lorette and Ablain St
Nazaire, .

Franco-British ° forees, operat-
ing in the southern part.of Gal-
lipoli peninsula, supported by the
guns of the Allied fleet, delivered

a general attack on those. posi-.

tions of the Turks which had
been penetrated the day before,
Our troops, with conspicuous
spirit and courage, carried at the
point of the bayonet several
lines’ of trenches on the heights |.
near Krithnia. This gain has
been consolidated, 4
“Rome:—The Austrian and Ger-
man consuls in Southern Italy
are leaving, despatches from the
frontier say. Notwithstanding
substantial concessions made:by
Austria, Italy is expected to is-
sue a proclamation of war.
Austria has suspended navigation
in the Adriatic, The govern-
ment. withholda details of, the
Austrian proposals, = *
‘London, May 13:—The British
battleship’ Goliath -has been tor-
pedoed- in: the Dardanelles.
‘Lwenty officers and 160 men were
saved, but it is feared 500 have
been lost, The British submar-
ine F-14 penetrated the Dardan-
lollies and entered the Sea of

Marmore, sinking two Turkish |:

gunboats and one transport;
The land forces ‘are advancing
and now dominate Gallipoll pe pen-
insula,

London:~—The war offiea * “gu
nounces the. capture of. ‘Wind.

‘hoeck, the capital” -of - German

East Africa, by the British force
- Little re-

tors Secured large quantities of
‘munitions. The town. has a
population of 15,000,-and is an
important railway center,

Violent anti-German riots oc-
‘curred yesterday in Johannes-,

burg. ; - Over. -fifty - buildings
owned by Germans were des-
troyed, with a total. logs of over
& million dollars, .

Throughout Australia riots also
occur. Workmen refuse to work
with Germans, - ,and. a- ‘national
atrike ig threaténed,”

~ Paris, May 18 ‘oilicit ‘com:
munication) :— Fighting to: the

who: left,. in -

road. - Thia was the third costly
failure experienced by the Ger-
mans al, this place yesterday.
Elsewhere along the front there
is no change ‘in the situation.’? .

' Petrograd, - May 13 (war office
communication) :—"In the Shavli

region our troops on- Tuesday.
continued to_ press successfully.

on the heels. of retreating Ger-
mans, who have been‘ driven
back from the town ‘of Shavli
southwest. On the left bank of
the Niemen and on the front of
the Narew there - is an almost
géneral lull,

|tula, south of Sokhatchoff, our
infantry is in command, having
crossed the Bzura on. Tuesday
night and captured, after a bay-
onet fight, a group..of German
trenches and took several dozens |:
of ‘prisoners and an officer. Ger-

man attempts to attack our re-|.

construction of | troops south of
Skierniewice and Nava were re-
pulsed.- In Western. Galicia, on
Monday, our troops to the north,
in the direction of Lutowiska,
continued falling back to. posi-
tions - -breviously . chosen, and the
enemy’s offensive. was. cheeked
hy our counter attack. |

_ “Th the direction of the Uzsok
Pass and the Stry’ river, ‘the
Austrian attacks were repulsed,
with great losses to. the. enemy.
Near Rojanka, the ehemy> ex:
pladed a mine close io our tren-

ches and followed this up ‘with ba

an. attack on our positions in that

vicinity. They suceeeded ‘in-oe- h

cupying part of the crater made
by the explosion, but our. men in
a furious onslaught dislodged the
Austrians, who fled in disorder,
leaving’ several hundred ‘dead.
We also captured many prison-
ers, |

Tn the region of Javorni, we

completed our: success by an-en-
ergetic. offensive,
last: few days ihe” enemy ‘at this|.,
point has: suffered heavy. losses,
‘leaving five thousand dead on the
mountain slope’?

London, May 14: “The steamer
Collairna rammed and. sunk a
German submarine off, the North-
umberland -coaal, wd

“A Dutch trawler 7 wag. “gurike by
a. German aeroplane,” “all ‘the].
crew being lost.” :

_ The internment of 40, 000 Au-
trians, Germans and Turks. be.
gan. today. .

are being deported,’

Paris, May 13 ‘(official) —The
Belgian army, by'a ‘new. attack

Jast’ night, on the yight. bank of

the’ Yaer, - repulsed : the enemy, |:
Tetiring, ‘Reveral
hundred: dead, 0:
_ On the ground north of fara
we have. obtained :

north of. Arraa continued’ with -

extreme ‘violencé lastnight, , The
enemy, reinforced, delivered-sev- | y

eral counter-attacks; ‘which, how- ln
ever, were. without: result, .. ‘In at
that directed” against: Neuville ¢ f
| St.: Vast: the Germans. suffered | tare.
‘We found inl ‘lai

very heavy: losses,
cemetery ate coin tw

' “On the left bank of the Vis.

.. During‘ the)

All over military,
age, -with women’ and: tuldren,.

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been- attacked by rioters, - The.
damage to. property resulting
from the attacks -is:' estimated.at

$200,000, ‘One hundred and fifty] | -:-
Germans were ‘gathered today.

for internment and were removed
under a military escort to Har-
wich, Northumberland. . ~All pub-
lie houses in” " Liverpool and: dis-

trict closed at 6 o'clock: last :

evening.
- London, May 14: =A deapateti

to the Times, from the Island of |

Lemnos,’ says --the coast line oi

Gallipoli ‘peninsula is now in the
Allies’ possession and that troop- z
ships from Egypt and France. are] 3
landing reinforcements and guise. |
Londoti:—A’ Reutar ‘despatch |; etal ce
from Petrograd gives the follow-|2
ing: official : statement regarding | ¥
Russian” military operations: ~ ;
“In the fighting between the;

Vistula and :the Carpathians
from May .6 to May 9, ‘the Ger-

{mans planned: ta break our front! °

by - quick * blows directed i in’ the

neighborhood of Krosnu by five|.-- ~
divisions of the German ‘army,:

after heavy artillery prepara-
tions, The Germans gained .no,
tactical success, Our reserves,
by a flank - blow, ‘enabled our
army .to .rearrange a line of ad:

vantage, our positions eliminat-
ing all fear of final retreat, . Our

army hag ‘received strong rein- |
forcements and is ready to exact | ga:
Our falling |B

ck Was ‘carried. -out “methodi:|
“The enemy’ a Josses’ ‘were .

heavy. -revenge,. -

cally.
eavy, -

A. McPherson, of Babine, re:
turned on Saturday” -from a-visit j
He -has. re-|'

to the coast-cities,:

. Liverpool. Mi: flay 18: —Two. hun=
dred Germans in Liverpool have

. tenet

. Tread the Fe ootpatt ia
"of Peace’ |
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