THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, JULY-20,

_ Visited Coal Property

Mayor MeClymont of Prince
Rupert, who holds extensive in-
interests in Telkwa Collieries,
Limited, visited the properties at
Telkwa this week, in connection
with the future plans of opera-
tion of the fields,

Now is the time to go fishing.
Some excellent catches are being
taken in the rivers, lakes and
streams in this locality,and there
is fish for all who care to go af-
ter it. -

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216-212: ‘Metrépolitan Bl ge"

q| captured territory.
j|claims to have taken 18,000 pris-
4/ oners, described to be a gross
exaggeration, says London, which
}\ estimates the German losses at
4 / 100,000.

On Thursday a brilliant counter |-

Pilate was & neutral: me

‘Canada than a trench din Flan-

The Battle’s Progress

On Monday the Germans re-
sumed their offensive, this time

‘on the -Champagne front front|
from Maison de Champagne to

Chateau Thierry, a 55-mile line.

The German. intention, ‘from all
indications, was the. straighten-
ing’ of the large salient of which
Rheims forms the apex, which, if
successful, would render the cap-
ture of Paris: 4a comparatively
simple matter, to the Teutonic
mind, at least.

The initial attack carried the|

Germans 6000 yards at a few
points, where they hit a-defense
of stonewall proportions — and
stopped.

Counter-attacks by the French
have restored a portion of the
‘The enemy

thrust was launched by General

| 4] Foch, on a front of 25 miles from
j | Fontenay, north of the Aisne, | -
d}southward to: Belleu, in which
j| thousands of prisoners were tak-
3/en and the German line penetrat- -
3 [ed to a distance of six miles. The |i
j | successful prosecution of this of-
}|fensive would result in disaster
3| to the German forces on the wide|[f
#]and dangerous Marne salient,

+! KNOCK THE HUN.

OUT OF HUNG.

A Nova Scotia editor received | -
the following epigrammatie con- |:

tribution:

Dig! Dig! Dig! Dig | in ‘your ;:
jeans for the Patriotic Fund; dig

Lin your garden to plane; dig dan-
delions, dig clams, but digl. Dig

a grave for unworthy actions and

principles, dig a well. that will

flow - with ‘the milk of haman
kindness,

“Preaching ig good, but the
soldiers can’t eat it.’?

‘The war is a fight to keep the
liberties a thousand battles have
won for us.” oo
“Don’t bea neutral, " Pontius

“**An ounce of action is worth a

“fi ton of talk.”’

' Knock the Hun outof: hunger.
“It is easier to’ dig 8 garden i in

ders,”’ pee
. “The Scot that fought the Brit-

on, the Irishmen of. both sides of

the Boyne, the Frenchman of
Waterloo, the Russian. of the.Cri-

‘mea,’ and the. Yankee of. Bunker |] ,
Hill, are all lined up “for democ-

racy and decency, ho

7 “There’s a fight going on} are .

you. in it, 7 ae
“Sacrifice! Sacrifice Saving!—

thesé three ‘great: “gasentials, are||

necessary to, win the vee _

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—it is valuable.”

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