_ THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, Jobieq 1917

’ THE MINER WAR BULLETINS °

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Paris—Official North of St.
Quentin an enemy surprise at-
tack on one of our small posts in
the region of Gricourt was re-
pulsed. On the left bank of the

‘Meuse artillery of both sides is

very great between Avocourt
wood and Le Mort Homme. all
enemy attempts were driven back
by counter-attacks, We took 20
prisoners, with three officers,

Petrograd: Increased artillery
activity in east Galicia is reported
by the Russian war office. In
the Caucasus the Russians made
a further'advance northwest of
Senna. ~

Renewed activity by Germans
indicated by reports from the
front in’ the last few days is
presumably the result of the re-i
vival of the Russian fighting

with 240 passengers, has been
sunk as aregult of an explosion in
the Mediterranean, One hundred
and seventy-six were saved,

Saloniki; The provisional gov-
ernment, which was established
nine months ago, was merged on
Saturday into the legal govern-
ment of united Greece.

Berlin: Russian troaps in’ the
eastern theater opened a heavy
attack on the Germans along the
Stripa front: The Russian forces
stormed German positions along
a eighteen-and-a-halt- mile line,
but met with heavy losses and
were forced to retire. |

Washington: . Evidence that
Germany is obtaining vast quan-
tities of fats from the European
neutral countries has been pre-
sented to the United States by
Great Britain, for the American
gavernment’s guidance in de-

spirit and a joint conviction that
a separate peace .is impossible.
From the Riga front cames a
similar report,

Athens: Premier . Venizelos
has invited the chiefs of the
Greek army corps at Pelopon-|
nesus to come to Athens to dis-
cuss the question of seriding
forces to Macedonia,

Dundee: Lloyd George, in a
Speech here today, said: ‘We
have now sueh reserves of muni-
tions that whatever the German
-submarines do thay cannot pre-
vent our successful prosecution
ofthe war.”’ Speaking on the
sacrifices people had been! foreed
to make, he said there had been
no. privation in Britain and the
country is still fighting, while
there are privations i in Germany
and Austria.

Copenhagen: It is reported
from German sources fiat Hin-
dénburg is again striving for an
armistice with Russia, He wishes
to suspend hostilities during the
election of delegates to the Rus-
Sian constitutional. convention,

—There is no news from the
British front.

PETRY TTY

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London: * The drive south and
west of Lens continues with
unabated vigor. During the
night our troops operating i in the
region east of Reservoir Hill,
supported by a cannonade of
great inlensity, pushed forward
for seven hundred yards beyond
the point reached last Thursday,
German, counter-attaeks continue
where the Canadians aye battling
furward on the southwest: -
floods along the Souchez river,
resulting -from debris: of blown
up bridges, slightly retards the
advance, Dominion Day ‘was
celebrated by a triple ‘salvo of
all guns on the Canadian front.

During June 8686 Huns were
taken. prisoners,

American officers, who have

‘ been on the western front for
‘some time past, are wonderfully
impressed by the Britig sh artillery.

Paris: Hast of -Cerny only
local fighting was reported. ‘In
the ‘region east of Rheims | our
first: lines ‘were “sulimitted toa
violent bombardment, Strong
surprise attacks directed by the|
Germans east of La Pompelle
caused the attackers _ Serloug
losses... -

The|.

{Stations for:an offensive,”

manding an export control policy,

Winnipeg: An anti-conscription
meeting in the ‘city hall square
gn Saturday was broken up by
returned soldiers, The clothing
was torn from the chairman,
Alderman Queen. Intervention
by the police alone averted a
riot. Clubs, eanes and umbrellas
were brought into play by the
mob, and the police made several
arrests. -

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WEDKESDAY, JULY 4

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Petrogiad: ‘The new "Russian
offensive has resulted in the cap-
ture of six thousat.d more prison-
ers. The Russians are advancing
on Zlochoff,. Galicia, and have
taken the Galician towns of;
Presovee, Zboroff and Korshiduv.
The Austro-German forees,have
retreated westward across the
Little Stripa river.”

The Russian drive in Galicia
is swelling in foree, and its pace
has dismayed the German staff.
Brusiloff’s. attack is déseribed as
the “bloodiest of the war. ”

The Russian sweep has now
spread to Turkish Caucasus, and
nears Turkish strongholds, The
Russian co-operation with the
British menaces Mosul.

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Berlin: Russian troops have
broken across the heights on the
western bank of the Stripa, in
Galicia, and have succeeded in
extending the northward pap
made in the. Teutonic: lines the
previous day. At Konibchy,
stron. Russian attacks broke
down under heavy losses, |

‘London; Nothing of import-
ance is reported from the British
front. - i

General ‘Allenby “will assume
command of the Egyptian ex.
peditionary force. An aerial |.
squadron attacked the headquar-|
ters of the 4th. Turkish army ony
inilé from the walls of Jerusalem,

The Times predicts’ a‘ ter rrifte
struggle ahead of. the Russian.
armies. Lemberg ‘is :protected
by a lake and by deep detiles and
huge hills, which will retard the
Russian ad vance,

Spain appears to be in. “the
throes of ‘a revolution, and in
well-informed | ‘quarters the’ fall?
of the monarchy and. rise: of al,
republic is believéd'to be dilly al
matter of days—possibly hours,

Rome; The array ‘of. Austrian
big. caliher artillery in. Trentino
has assumed the aspect: OF: ‘prep:
“The

- The French steamer Himalays,

Ttalian _ supreme _ sohaniaiid: Has

ascertained that Germany cone
tributed considerable quantities
of artillery and hundreds of trains
of ammunition,

Pekin: ‘The dynasty has been
restored, and the boy emperor,
Hsun Tung, ascended the throne
just before dawn. GeneralChaieg,
the new military dictator, will
form a constitutional monarchy.

' Kast St. Louis: An orgy of
butchery and incendiarism which |
seemed to have exhausted itself
shortly after midnight broke out
anew yesterday forenoon, The
1500 Iinois national guards are
inadequate to control the situa-
tion. From 20 to 850 are dead,
with 300 injured, Fires whieh
consumed the negro quarter left

$1,500,000 damage. The trouble
emanated from the-importation

hundred arrests have been made,

THURSDAY, JULY 5
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Petrograd : In the regent
fighting of Sunday and Monday
three hundred officers, eighteen
thousand men, twenty-nine guns
and thirty-three machine gyns
were captured by the Russians,
Pro-warand |pro-Kerepsky dem-

onstrations headed by RiSsian
and French officers, including a

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number of wounded Rugsian sol-

are taking place in the
streets, For the first, time the
Russian: national flag i is seen. It
decorates the pictures, of Brusiloff
and Kerengky. Fraternizing with
the ¢ enemy has entirely ceased.
The ‘slightest attempt to leave
the trenches is immediately stop-
ped by artillery fire from the
rear, .

Washington:
brought to America’s gates, The
transports carrying United States
troops were attacked by U-boats
“atsea. News of Admiral Gleaves’
expedition was revealed by spies.
Destroyers flying the Stars and
stripes heat off the Hun divers.
One German suumarine wassunk
by gunfire from one ofthe con-
voy. The force landed in France
without loss of a.man or ship.

diers,

_ London: There is nothing to
Jery activity on both sides at
numerous points on the front,

by German airmen, Twelve to
fourteert bombs were dropped | on
the seaport town, killing eight
and injuring twenty-two, “The
eremy was driven off by our
airplanes:‘and anti-aircraft guns.
The raid,lasted only-a few ‘min-
utes and no attempt was made to
penetrate inland. i

Fifteen vessels . of over 1600,

week,

Paras’ Extremely heavy fight.
ing. was in. pragzreag. throughout
the night In the’ Aigne. region,-
resulting in the rout:of attacking
Germans with heavy. logses. :

. The. German. crown prince, ac-

Frevenge for last year's’ crushing
defeats at Verdun, @")" 0 -Y.

~The American Lafiyette quad:
rilla: will: be transferred from the
French to the American army, 7

Athens: Greek troops , affirm a.
|, The woe

their: loyalty. to’ Venizelos, . |
new premier 1s” ‘halled’ i: .
sides a a8 the . saviour: ‘oft Greee

hundreds homeless and caused.

of southern negro laborers. Five.

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War has been|

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Harwich was raided yesterday |-

tons were sunk by U- boats last| :

cording ‘to’ ‘prisoners ‘taken at] -
‘Mort Homme, is’ bent on. taking.

from! the devil's pact between
Germany and Constantine, . Ser-
bia expresses elation over the
happy turn of events.

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