THE OMINECA MINER, SATURDAY, MARCH 1

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8, 1916

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THE MINER WAR BULLETINS

itin four lengths,” and méunted 4

a :
( MONDAY, MARCH 6

——\\ returned to our trenches with

them on the stern, They were
_ about twenty prisoners,

observed: by the submarine, which

The Kaiser Insists
London:
sive at Verd
French head
that there
attempt at infantry
part of the G
whole front.
of the Meuse,

un has slack,

attack o

On the east

London:
trains of Ger
through Lu

Eighty-one hospital
man wounded passed
xem burg yesterday,

_ TUESDAY, MARCH 14 :

The German offen-

Quarters announces
has heen no- recent 2

ermans along the| German t

the district aroung| ed

'|Slackened speed and manceuvred
to make a proper mark, To- main-
tain the deception,’ the captain |.-
indicated that he wanted to fight.

he wanted t
The bluff Succeeded and the sub.
and disap-

Y | Bringing Their Best
Paris: German howitzers from
the Italian and Bulgarian fronts
are in action at Verdun, and the
French, with mountains of Shells,
re replying with great strength.
n the! One hundred thousand additional
roops have arrived for
e final smash, which is expect.
Within the next, forty-eight

ened,

marine submerged .
peared. «os

’ Austria.vs,

London: - Aust

war on Portugal.

Portugal
Tia haa declared

having not
bank | th

DAY; MARC

Third Attempt A Failure
Paris: The third battle in the |"
campaign for
thought to ha
has failed tod the
from exhaustion or other causes,

Successes west of th
French have re

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Verdun, which Was} -
ve started Tuesday, |
evelop, the énemy,.
followed up. their |
e Meuse. The).
captured most of

ian border conti

Amsterdam rep sand are diggin

nues. Forty thou.
and references

orts reaching here g trenche:

| Washington: Austria hae ore. | eit lost territory. Big guna}
‘a hat : hours. These troops include the astington: , Austria has pre- are exchanging shellé along the
heave bombard ee ae mn the Imperial guard, the Corps d’elite/ Sented to the U.S. 4 veportof CWO! entite line. from Belgium to the Ty.
cevre the gung are not working /f the German army, Military ! instances in which it is charged Vosges, The latest assault by. {}
So actively, éxperts predict that German dg- that Austrian merchantmen were] German infantry, between Béth-

The Kaiser js attending a|feat is certain. Official, war torpedoed without warning byJincourt and Cumieres, resulted | .
meeting of his generals at Ver-| office estimates place the German Allied submarines, presumably | in their winning important posi- eeroan oe |
dun and insists that the fortresg|!osses in the Verdun fighting at | British, . tions, bat, by counter-attacks, the OF every description
be taken, despite losses, 200,000 and the French losses Turks Concentrating French recaptured a Portion of oe |

The German losses at Fort! estimated at 40,000. Paris: Turkey will leave every | the Bround, and according to an = for everybody .

Vaux ‘on Saturday Surpassed all] Fleet Coming Out? other tthene to en Ad: official statement still hold Beth- ; at the’ at
records, losing two-thirds of their Rotterdam: Germany’s canal. vance of the USSIans. it m, tncourt, Curnieras village and the —
effectives, A curtain of fire! bound fleet is preparing to move, mens in Mesopotamia Will be! southern boundary. of Cumieres —_
from the French 75's made it] For many weeks information hag|# Th oned. that Eriver Pash wood, all atrategic positions, bela
impossible for the enemy to send been received to this effect, and He vasinet dk b nver fas rs London: The resignation. of § :
reinforcements, The total losses / NOW one despatch states that the| WaSassassinated has een revive "| Chaneellor Von Bethmann-Holl- | "
of the French at Verdun are less/lauded high seas fleet js about} Athens: The Turkish legation weg is expected to follow that of | po
than one-third of their Insgeg fn to make an attempt to j ustify its | denies abyolutely the reports of Admiral von Tirpitz, whose resig. poo
‘the Champagne offensive last/ title. “Der Tag.” which is being the assassination of Enver Pasha, nation is due to the fact that he Mi vos
September, drunk with much enthusiasm | the Turkish minister of war, opposed the coming cut of the 7 iIner en ee |
ltalians in Control heralds immediate action, Ottawa: Senator Mason js German fleet. The Kaiser desires PR PR. en ina |
" Rome: In the Lagazuol Zoné| Rome: The general offensive|Ueing the registration of eligibles a North Sea fight, | Office: “fe
the enemy was dispersed by our'/of the Italian troops is reported |" the Darby plan, . London: All passengers were | HAZELTON Bc. |
fire. On the entire Isonzo front] to be concentrated on the bom.| 7 Saved from the steamer Tubantia, a TON, a
our troops reached the enemy | bardment of Gorizia. Trentino [ THURSDAY, MARCH 6 } torpedoed -near tne Neordhinder|: oe a
lines and threw bombs, Activity is also the scene of much activity, | \ _~ #’ |lightship, en route from Amster: ue
of our artillery continues, despite An Unbroken Alliance French Take Offensive _|dam to River Platte, There were L
heavy rains, Washington: ‘The Portuguese} . p,igg. ‘the Franch have taken | Number of Americans and Ger- :
5 Roumania Takes Part minister here States that ‘‘Porty- the offensive and ina desperate /ans aboard. The Tubantia wag ne
ondon: Hostilities have com. gal is drawn ‘into ‘this war as a bb ura: an {Still ‘afloat this morning at 8 9°-| rdofobetng binrtntrttceng ictusetsglt ~
menced between Roumania and [result of her long-standing alli- roe gene se he Verdun clock, ot ; Weg He wo “t
Bulgaria. A Bulgarian battery jance with England, an alliance taken by the Germans west of The French steamer Patria, We teen: pee cca iD. .
on the Danuhe assisted an Aus-/that hag stood unbroken for 500 the Meuge. Yesterday the Crawn| Whieh narrowly tissed being tor- »SUST: RECEIVED ag. #
trian gunboat to attack a Rou- years” Prince's troops gained & footing|Pedaed, had 723 passengers a- z Mande ind Vented Sth. a de
mania ship lying In Roumanian A Satisfactory Agreement | at & point between Bethincourt board. a ft FERRY’S SELECTED a |
waters. ~-Roumanian troops 7"! Bucharest; The agreement and Dead Man's Hill, dominating 4 ae D @R
Phat and there were casualties | wnioe has been reached ‘between | the height whichistheimmediate|  -~- . SEE DS”
on both sides, Bucharest reports Roumania and Russia permits center of the ? resent Gerinan F U R S a ‘io Dee Pes
that Roumania has Signed 8n/ Roumania to purchase munitions diive.” In counter-attacks, the | 7 Up-to-Date rug Stores
agreement with Russia for the inRussia and to transport through | French troops recaptured portiong W A N T E D SALELTON eg on oe
lei iad “will > Rou, {P88 war materials purchared of the. trenches taken: by. ‘the aes apn MRA einet ete ae
Uesia, = Russia will ve *0U-| elsewhere. This is taken to in Germans. A renewal of fioht; wi eltc Pee a
mania a portion of Bessarabia. dicate that Roumania willadhere| west of the Meuse ation the Twill be at ne Hazelton Hotel Greén Bros., Burden & Co, -
Asks For Information __{b0 the cause of the Entente Allies days’ pause is regarded as the wnt May 100 | Derat fon en insets iumbia
+o ’s recipro-| battle of Verdun, I iy _ oir Crna
rand immediate [el range nee ceil a Ve by the nat) Paes ste me a cal | gas an Nag Helen, Fort Sora
forward Immediately all available American troops may pursue the| and await events with confidence, THOS. BC. AFFLECK; Mgr. New-Hazelton, | ;
the Norwear bite sinking of Villa’ bandits: on either side of| Amsterdam: : Allied. aviators — rae ee
ct Ct | es rs git Mog tes
Drevlornty Const! Osborn had ly SDAY, MARCH 15 ) destroyed six sheds, Others raid-|| Tread. the Footpath xCoUvR, Bnet See
Breviously wired. that ‘the ship EDNESDAY, MARCH 15 d : : u : taté of: *e. Ipe .
Pee weet i y (ed Munich and Cladbach,Bavaria,| 2" f P, _ Estate of J...O'Sallivan -
was aunk by a Submarine with. SS No. confirmation ‘or denial has|i OF Feace «.. ~ haan ete ee
out warning. Tf torpedoed, the German Drive Fails been issuéd from London. This is the pathof him who weara Se Byes Te O'Bale
Bovernment responsible will be! London: That the German Bucharest - Activity’ amo Trotetyc? Vivian & Sons, Swangos” coe
_held strictly accountable, as such drive north of Verdun fg 2 com- Roumanian troo son the Bul, mela“ Tnvtctus | rare ;
an act would~be contrary to alll slots failure ‘is evident from| inne re eee]
assurances secured by the U.S, -

tothe battle ap. 8 on the

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. Germans Show Courage
Paris: In the-fighting around
Fort Vaux last Friday, ‘the Ger-
man troops showed extraordinary
courage, Time and time again
they rushed
in columns, four deep, only to
melt away under the withering
fire of the French guns, | When
the smoke cleared away nothing
- was to be seen but: heaps of dead

bodies, . There waa no infantry
Verdun

last night, but

from the east to th
from their : tranches! V,
at_the salient of |
and the region of
endeavoring to bri
further south
of the fortres

. New York:

nt of the heavy

Tubantia, boy
with $00 pa
pedoed in th
sinking. T
ing taken o:

German loases, :

- a7 . ‘/
. The Germans

. . _ ——— oonth onward at $1 per:

referer = { Shores. of the: Danube, Rein- ye NCL 5 an wollen atl cee Soe
Dearing. in Dutch. papers, Six forcements are being continually: NOEL & ROCK. pth pocadi te Eat

hundred German guns were dis. sent to the Bulgarian border also +" Hagelton, BO. 9 | from in Tellewa from De Wallases 8°
[pbled at Verdun or rendered use. 12 the district of Orzoba, near: the |2t—ettmmatmennanen a Mommies | Float i eee F
legs by the intensity:of the firing, Iron. Gates of the Danube, where SUrteimeriteercie: SE wari . . : = van ae ©
iey being returned to Germany it is reported that a: large ‘forgo! fi -_ eee ae nee ue ©

to be refitted before. further Use, | of Hungarians ig collected. ° | a ae ples dimien: | COC (oF

here is much depression in Ger- mn. Tha bte mo : Tie: Be
many on accou London: The big Dutch line} m \e JIPDT J 7 oe ;

‘tor,
® North’Sea, and ‘ig
he- passengers aré be-/
ff... No warning waa|#

how activity
e northwest of
They are hammering
"Homme Mort
Bois-Bourrug,
ng. their line
On the west: flank
ee

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- Four dummy guna} 2

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given.

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fighting to the north of ri,
the artillery’ con. |

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In the woods near. Le. Pretre,”.a
detachment:of our: troops pierced |

'' the enemy. treneh ‘along a” front

ve on the whole front; H

tarn..of. the

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"Severe losses on. the: enemy,and.

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