THE OMINECA, MINER, SATURDAY, JUNE 2, 1917./

THE MINER WAR BULLETINS

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MONDAY, MAY 28

Bt London: General Cadorna’s

brilliant offensive against the

“Austrians continues, with the

Itatian line projecting further:

down the Carso plateau towards Trieste. © Prisoners captured by

the Italians since May 14 now:

total 22,419.

The Austrians have been push- further back in the Plava sector. Elsewhere ‘the Italians have re- pelled counter-attacks and retain

all ground gained.

The French announce further progress on the Champagne front and the repulse of two German counter-attacks against French salients east and west of Cerny.

German artillery is displaying increased activity against the

British front in the sector of Ar-!

ras from the Scarpe south to Croisilles,

Russian troops frustrated a Turkish attempt to dislodge them from the heights south of Van, on the Caucasus front.

Sixteen German air raiders showered hombs on, the southeast coast of England. Seventy-six persons were killed and 174 in- jured. The victims were mostly women and children. Three en- emy airplanes were brought down.

Germany announces that she will not respect the Red Cross tlag, but will regard hospital ships as War vessels. The transporta-

tion of sick from Kalamata(south- |

ern Greece) to Gibraltar may: be allowed safe passage only if the name of the vessel, speed and time of departure is notified six weeks in advance. ,

Petrograd : Strikes in all

branches of industry throughout.

Finland are reported.

Daring the last few days Ger- man aircraft have dropped bombs on townsin the Danube region, inflicting’ many casualties,

Paris: An American corps in- cluding 150 doctors and 7 nurses received a warm welcome,

A French deputy, criticising the marine department, says German U-boats obtain oil in Spanish waters. . ;

Seattle: Fourteen German submarines and «three Austrian warships have been sunk in -the Mediterranean by Japanese wat- ships. . fiver veer

Rome : | Austria ‘is. massing

every man_of her reserves for the last desperate defence of Trieste, Meanwhile her troops on the left wing are gradually giving way ' before the -itresistible Italian advance. Estimates from the front put Austrian ‘losses since May 14th at sixty thousand men, The enemy is -fighting bravely under the decimating fire and terrific smashes of. the Italian infantrymen. - According to word}! from the Carso,-all the Austrian reserves: are ‘being concentrated |- close to Trieste, and the eivil|| evacuation; of the city has been ordered. All” supplies. are being hurriedly. transported to inland cilies,. - . : oN

“London: ° ‘German. night attacks

“notthwest of. Cheriay. ‘and south’ : of Lens. were, repulsed, the enem

evere: losses. ", The

conducting victorious operations around Craonne for a week, a wedge being driven into’ the German lines. All observation points dominating the Aillette valley were taken, “The French have advanced to Corherry. The enemy is making desperate but unsuccessful attempts to stem the advance. ,

. Belgians are being slain like animals, a veritable reign: of terror being caused by German secret police, One thousand are condemned each morith and the people are murdered on slightest pretext. .

Paris: A German raid with

blazing fire sprays was repulsed} ™.

at-Mont Blond. Other attucks at Mont Casque and Teton were repulsed. .

Petrograd: The shell 1 supply i is

plentiful. ' Russia’s need is food

and renewed activity on the part of her armies and people.

Washington: Large forces of Japanese may be sent to the Russian .front as the next move in the war, . |

New York: Prince Udine, head of the Italian mission; says Italy will have no part in separate peace plots, .

London: Nine Swedish and two Spanish steamers have been sunk by U-boats.

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1" veers) || __ WEDNESDAY, MAY 30 London; There i is no news to- day from the:wester'n fronts.- Prospects for settlement of the home rule issue are growing brighter.. T. P. O’Connor takes a hopeful view of the coming Irish eonference. The recent debate in parliament cleared the air, the situation being: gaved by Sir Ed- ward Carson’ § frieudly utterances. |.

Unemployed senior officers af. °

the Canadians must revert to the rank of lieutenant» ‘or.. return to the Dominion, oR:

The -hospital ‘ship Dover Castle was torpedocd in. the . Maditer=}. ranean on Sunday, - Rik persons | are'believed to have perished. ©

Germans. are’ ‘losing. interest. in the submarine: campaign. Reports on. the U- boat operations show, .'

falling-off in results. © wore

” Rome: Itatian troops: continuing. their drive. i in ‘the Plava. ‘sector:

|foreed a group of ‘Austrians into

a small valley east of Gorizia, eapturing one hur idred.” Duino, the key’ to the city of Trieste,i is now half, surrounded by Cadorna’s' forces: .. Fighting of great violence’ continued, the Aug-} trians being compelled to fall pack before our. relentless advance,

Petrograd: Kerénaky. is “pre: paring Kussia for action. Thé new} minister of war is: ‘staking’ all! on. his ability: to reorganize thears my. as a fighting force;. andiit is berg lieved he will yet be success! ful,

Berlin: -

of. 300,000, rae torpedoed by the Germans.’ * sels: of Greets reef? remain: oR

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An attack by Russian aa and Roumanian forces. is. expect: | j

2 especially. having: become a hotbed:

ofpro-German and anti- American intrigue, © ~~ sp. ; | Germans have been attempting to embroil’ the UW Ss. with--the Allies by violations against ‘for-. eign- trading regulations. Lansing | has ‘asked’ for a restrictive act, bo |: eurb alien- enemies, a wre

Ottawa: : ‘The conscription ill will be introdiieed on abursday or. Friday.’ Feeling” against the measure - grows, in ‘Quebeg,’ iiany opposition. ‘meetitigs being’. held.

Blondin ‘says:.if- both parties’ agree on compulsion, there: will: be little trouble in enforcing it in the province of Queber.

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THURSDAY, MAY a

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Rome: Géheral Cadorna’ “has

-|shifted the itpact of his drive

against Austria” to-a point north of | Gorizia. Striking at a new

salient in “tHe, enemy front, the

Italians rapture” a tremendously | strong position; which they. are holding against’all attacks, lines ‘have’ been extended west of Medezza.. Furious fiehting’ con-. tinues. Ing up heavy

newal ‘of thé™assault ‘alone the

coast: line. immediately threaten--}, .

ing. Duino: aud: ‘Trieste...

London’. British raiders. pene- trated into German trenches south of Neuve Chapelle and: inflicted

casualties, >In the neighbor hood |.

of Croisilles’ and ‘west of Lens] |

hostile raiders. were - repulsed.

No major’ fighting i is reported. Paris;

The!

The. Ttalians are: bring: |’ ‘artillery for “A re-|-

» There | ‘has been: are |:

celebrated ‘ths ‘anniversary at the

Jutland: battle: ; Paria: The 2 Austrians. are’ ‘evae-

uating Trieste, the archives be} ing}

Sent to- ‘Vienna, : while’ the™ banks}: have. removell: to Laibach, -,: - The| ¢ enemy. defencas bartirig. thé ‘ad: yanee-of the Italians are ‘rapidly |° rumbling, despite: ‘the, 2000 ‘big guns:of the Austrians, Prisoners | * declai‘e that’ ‘the. Austtians: have ceased drawing men: from | ‘the Russian front. since - . Kerensky. made’ the j journey ‘thither. J An, offensive ‘by: Brusiloff i is expected,

‘Petrograd: Bkobeloff, Socialist : minister. of labor, savs. Ruasiang|

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heavy mass engapements -over many sectors of-the F French front, German assaults, in _ Champagne were repulsed. oe 7

. Cuntinued® ‘sucess ‘aitends the a

French drive around Verdun"

* South of St, Quentin there. is

violent artitlery fighting, Citizens of Allied nations living

in ‘Franéy: will be ‘conscripted: .

Syras Greve: Venizelbs: ‘ptoeluims -Constantlinis a traitor ‘

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New York: Austvia. pparent- I.

ly.isin the grip ‘ofa’ * peacefol, revolution; the. vegult., of: ‘Which: may be.as far-reaching..as that of Russia.” ‘The. pillars’ of the old’

system. of dual monarchy. are| a Kab unbling : “away, F Tisza’ ‘having, on

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