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. THE ® OMINECA MINER, ‘SATURDAY, . AvGUSr | 21, 1915

_ THE MINER WAR_ BULLETINS

(Continued from Page One) ;
Paris; Enemy attacks in the

‘tula is covered by ceaseless pro-
cessions of wagons bringing up

. Supplies. In this devastated
country, where the railway brid-
ges have been destroyed,. an in-
credible. amount of work has to
be done. Only by fabulous exer-
tions have we been- able to carry!
supplies for our armies over the]
Vistula? 2s

London: The first loss of a
British transport occurred in the
Aegean. Sea, where the Royal
Edward, carrying reinforcements
to the Dardanelles, was torpedoed
by a German submarine. The
steamer. carried 1823 men and 32
officers, in addition to the crew.
Over 600 were saved. The Roy-
al Edward was aC.N.R. steamer
of 11,000 tons, and had been in
the Canada-Bristol service.

Athens: King Constantine has
accepted the resignation of Gou-
naris, and has called upon Veni-
zelos to form a cabinet, This
presages Greece’s entrance into
the war, with the Allies.

Sofia: Although no officia] an-
nouncement is made, it is believ-
ed the Allies have granted Bul’
‘garia’s demands and that this

powers in the war,

Washington: The Allies’ in-
tention to declare cotton contra.
band has been unofficially com-
municated te the State depart-
ment,

Stockholm: The landing of
German troops ‘in ‘Finland is
“Russian authori-
‘ties have given the population
dnstruetions as to their

sia, 24 miles south -of Kovno,
The official statement. says;
the district of Riga and in the
direction of Jacobstadt there ‘has
been no important ‘charige,
the direction of . Dvinsk, on the
night. of the 16th and. the day of |-
the, 17th we repulsed German at-
tempts to take the offensive,
Kovno, after a-desperale battle
lasting eleven days,

Vosges have been repulsed.
Captured soldiers of the Crown

Prince’s army. wera found to have

copies of printed orders for: the
capture of Verdun at any cost,
These orders predict the end of
the war by December. .

_ Thursday, August 19

“Londen: The steamer Arabic,
of the White Star line, was tor-
pedoed this morning, off the
south coast of Ireland. She was
on her. way to New York.

London (later): The White’
Star Cumpatiy announces that
375 were saved of the 423 pas-
sengers and crew on the Arabic.
The ship was torpedoed without
warning, at 9:15 a. m., near
Fastnet, 40 miles. from the scene
of the Lusitania, tragedy. Fifteen
boatloads were saved, On the
last trip from New York, with a
cargo of munitions, dynamite: and
fuse were found.. concealed in a
settee in the women’s cabin.
The steamer was of 15,801 tons,
600 feet in length, and was built
at Belfast i in- 1903, She outfoot-
eda submarine on ber last trip;

Petrograd: Russian forces are
still ‘holding fortifications at Jes-

ere

in

In

LAt

“Which cost

PEER A eee tenn a onc

conduct.

mora and was sunk,

Petrograd:

the enemy failed,

"| have been Tepulsed.

oS TAR Kovno, there has been fight.
‘ing of the most desperate char-

Wednesday, August 18
In the region of
’ Riga and in the direction of Jac-
' -obstadt there has been no change,
In the course of Sunday and
Monday attempts to progress by.
In the direc-
tion. of Dvinsk stubborn Aighting
continues, but all German. attacks

. | Germans sitcceeded j In establish-

London:. A German submarine
“strack: a mine in the Sea of Mar-

‘ aeter ‘on Sunday -and, Monday,’
.;  the*enetny having made careful
oe Preparations. by-the'use of heavy
“..artillery-of all calibers up to 16:
° Aimeh, ‘launched a’ series of | vio-

:. dng-he. succeeded in carrying. a
- small fort which’ had been great-
ly damaged by artillery’ fire, and)

. _bpaces between © ‘soine | of .
-- other. forts. on the northern sec
tor. The: fighting continues,,

pore of our submazines sunk a

- the Black Sea colliery. distrigt..

“ trosps,
“ Russiang,‘have advanced : to. the

lent attacks i in full strength: with
the object of storming the forti-
fications on the left bank of the
-Niemen.: Towards Monday even- |:

in breaking into the. irtervening
the ;

rkish steamer laden. with egal

oe * Auatro- Hungarian
“pursuing the. retreating

town of Dobrynka, thirteen miles

ha, having repulsed | the Gei-
man offensive, - we made’ suecess-
: ful: counter-attackys and captured
some: machine guns,
trict of Novo Georgievsk the
enemy .continues his. ‘stubborn
attacks, his principal effort being:
the attack-against the . fortifiea-
tions - commanding the railroad
from Mlawa.
Ziota: Lida ‘and the’ ‘Dniesier | there
has been: no ‘change,

submarines aie” reported ing
despatch. from: ‘Mityleng’. to’ ‘have,
penetrated the: - Dardanelles : ‘and .
entered « the: ‘Sea: of: Mai
[where they: aré - preventin
“i sending’. of ships: to revietual' tha|.
Turkish ‘army. on’. the“
‘peninsula, .
‘Turkish, ¢ army on. Gallipoli i is) te-) HL
as

_| the 6th'day-of August.'A_D,
ch: oe PRT edie of the.’ fatate | M

the enemy. enormous losses, the

ing. themselves jn - the fortifica-
tions situated on the. left bank of
the Niemen and on the west bank
of the river Jessia. The énemy
is attempting to pass the right].
bank of this. strearn, . where a
portion of the défense avorks stiil
remains in our hands. On the
upper Narew, as well.as between
this-river‘and the. Bug, there was
continuous fighting with. alter-
nate suecess on the 16th and 17th,
The enemy made: very stubborn
attacks on the roads to Bialsstok.
and Bielsk from the - west, On
the Bug.and in the region of the
railway from Siedlce to. Teheren-

- In the dis:

“On the Bug,” the.

‘Athens: * . “Two, more . British |

ora,

é: the:
allipoli| ’
‘The “condition: ‘of the]

“south west. of..: “the” fortress. of|*

tho. anld’ estate tte
Of te: nate ik

without warning and went down |
in ten minutes,

was torpedoed: when going to the.
rescue of the “steamer _Dunsley,
which was sinking after. being
torpedoed. |

Portland: The Morning Ore.

Arabic is a challenge, ‘definite
and defiant, to President ‘ “Wilson
to follow words with deeds. -
will be incumbent on the United
States to stand by its own inter.
pretation of neutral rights, what-
ever the cost, or to back out,
whatever the cost,’

Rome: The Entente powers
have offered Bulgaria immediate
possession.of the portion of Mae-
edonia given her by the treaty of
1912; Servia to have Kavatia and
district,
that Bulgaria is to abandon her
claims. on Saloniki,: Vadino and
Uskube, -and is to declare im:
mediate war on Turkey, ‘The
Allies will give financial aid to
Bulgaria. . .

W. H, Merritt and R. S.- Fer.
guson, of Winnipeg, were visitors
in Hazelton on Wednesday. ,

D. V: Joinville, who came in
from Burns Lake yesterday, re-,
ported 2 find of what js believed
to .be chromium, used, in ateel
making. ;

The Interior News has removed
from Aldermere to Smithers: — It
is the fourth paper to venture in-
to that field, but we believe Bro-
ther Coyle’ will make good.

‘ Game Warden Burringtan: re-
turned _ yesterday . from a trip
through the Bulktey Vailey. He!’
confirms. the reports of --great
crops in that district, - Grouse,
he says, are scarcer than -u8ual,

‘A party of. Manson. Creek min-
ers ame in on Wednesday, . Be.
sides D.. L. Purvis. and ‘Wm,
Leverett, there were several of
the crew of the: Kildare’ Mines..
Mining operations ‘arein | progress
ona number of. properties,

. Miss’ Helen Bone, whe las been
visiting. Mr and Mys,. Cline, - -Te-
turned on Wednesday. to her home
in Vancouver,. - . Miss. Bone, .who| ~
was formerly lady superintenden b

attached ‘to. the Vancouver publi¢
athools.

‘A M.. Reach,’ “of * Ottawa. well!
known in, connection. with ».the
Omineta: river mines, ‘arrived Hn.
Hazelton ‘on " Wednésday,... and
yesterday left for. Manson. creek,

_ NOTICE, .

In the. raiattar. of th Adiminlatraticn
_Act.and In the-matter.of. ‘the’ Batite
“of! Vietor- R. Swanson," ~aee ;
-teptate. ° ;

plAkE ‘NOTLOW tha by:
tonour. Judge; -

‘oung, “dated

. 1815

Swanson, deceased, in-

ha

perl. aged. fo
ay. Une,
persona®. ‘iatebeode ral
Ye tequlzed to,
sbtednens |

nid: before: ~the?'2g
105; -and-“all,;

It is reported that the Avabic|

gonian says: “The attack on the

It.

The consideration ig.

LOCAL AND DISTRICT NEWS|

interested in the choice patterns

“Robinson Inquest Adjourned’

“The inquest into the death. of |
David Robinson, the Indian. whose
body was ‘found. in, the, Skeena,
wis: continued: last évening ‘by!
Coroner Hoskins; — ‘The: police iné
vestigation is’ still - in. ‘Progtess,
‘and ‘only the. ‘medical evidence
was submitted, adjournment-un-/'
til next Wednesday being order:
ed. ~.The post-mortem showed
that. death had occurred before
the body fel] or was placed | in the
river. .

’ Open Seasons for Game *
* Hunting: regulations’ for the
coming season have - been issued :
by. the. government, — For this.
district the following open: sea-.
sons have heen fixed: ° |nexte.
Grouse of all kinds-Sepiember}
15 to November.30,”
Dueks—September 1 to: Janu-|

” MACHINE: GUN FUND”
- The’ completion. of. the machine -
gun fund. ‘was Feported at. a Specs. §
ial meeting of. the: board’ of trade:
held-on ‘Saturday. evening, and.
instruetions. were | sgiven- for. the
payment. of $1000: ta the militia: o
department, whic, ‘will. -PUrchase fe
the gun on behalf. of the people
of Hazelton’ and. vicinity, Poms
The surplus, which, ‘the board ©
will apply. to -patrioti¢ Burposes, am
will ‘be allocated ata meetitig to: ;
a be held not later than Sept.” 1,

ary3l, 0 -
Geese—Sebtember 1 L to, March
8l. .

Deet-September 1 to. Decem:
ber 15, wow:

A Chance for: Dresjy ‘Men ae
The latest fabries for men's.

Qa, m. .

~ School Opens. Monday ca
Hazelton. public: school will: be. oy
gin the fall Session’ on » Monday, os
-fAugust 23. “Parents: are reques-. ao
| ted to- ‘Bee: ‘that. call. children: of
- schodl age. are. ‘in nttendanée at”

clothing. are now: on. display at}.
Noel & Roek’s, ‘that firm - having
received’ the ‘Hobbertin . fal]
samples, ‘Good dressers will be

The prize. e list for: the Bulkiey :
Vailey © fair: has .
Copies tnay.be obtained from: the. :
Secretary, re Beck, Telkwa. -_

been”

at a wide range of prices,”

‘issued. °°

To. asaiat i in: the raising of funds - “
‘for the: equipmaént ‘of ‘the Fifth vs
LGeneral Hospital; a ‘British Col-
umbia, unit, there will bea tag
day. in» Hazelton “on “Saturday a
. The. siim of $25, 000-is ..
‘Trequired. to - furnish © approved | .
-lapparatua. and supplies, | poe

we

“The Miner‘ is ‘two dollars a year, | ; 7

_ ‘LOST - 7
A reward will be given for the

~_ Lreturn to the’ Hudson’ 8. Bay’. Co.,
|| Hazelton, of.a. ‘registered letter,

‘chains west,.40 chains nort

Hazelton Land District,
at the Hazelton’ Hospital, is now Bake i

in charge of the’ staft. of” ‘nurses | 6
intenda:to ‘al ly" fox
Ow

where thé, Kildare” Mines,- with —— —
which’ he is identified; are: ‘devel. | SP anette
oping. placer ground. “inder™ the ale
: direction of G.. W Otterson..

an: onder. of &

Twaa! fi

Jaime. “ayeinst: a)
» d estaty:ara-heraby requested to} mt
john: thereat tha same,

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“of

addressed to Emil Williams, Ba- |

at at Sargent’ 8,

bine. Lake. .. on) / “mn the path of him: whi wear
. $C . i
” Fresh fruits and fresh “eggs i‘? “Inviétas”.

THE BEST GOOD “SHOE

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a “LAND: NOTICES

Hazelian Lant District, : ~Distiiet of NOEL & ROCK |
assiar. >
Take notice that Charles F- Law,: “at -. Hazelton, B. a
“Vancouver, spccapation. broker, © In-} dyes: = Hite it mes try ;

as

I Tread: the. Footpath, i
Peace - }

tends .to ‘ap pply -for. permission to pur-|.
chase'the-fo lowing deseribed. landa:. -

Commencing. at.“ post planted on the] go
north shore ‘of Taiele 1. ake, one. milel #
east. of .. Driftwo iver, thence, 80)E r
h, 80 chains | f
east, 40 chains’ south.to point. Of ‘com: $f
menzement, -eontaining 820 Berds: mare Zz.

or leas, -
July 24, 1918, Charles F, Law. :
« Appheant

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evgncouver, occu _TATELION “te

Date: ‘Drug. ‘Stores :
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la: Lake, ’, one,
‘River, - thence #6.
east 40: chains; “north:| 7:
« West.40 chaing, to boint.-of fe, -
commencginean ‘Containing: 820- Acres i

more or legs;:
uly 24, 2918, Frank: Wooliver, 7! .
F Applicant 1° n,

umber‘of lo -arade'SHOT GUN
offering: at ee a ee ane