NEW:

“HAZELTON, BL C.,..

J ANUARY 15, 1915

Tp to the Government
_ Standard Roads

“Hello; ‘Tom!’ aa jus ‘got back oh

‘from’ the . ‘Roeher Deboule, ~ I} |
went up: ‘by: the:: ‘wagén*: ‘road | ‘as
far-as-it went and then took. the
trai] to the Rocher. Deboule mine
where I'met my old friend Barn-
ey Halleron who is spending the
winter up there. Barney. doesn’t
say much, in fact-none of. the fel-

lows up there will: gay. anything |
about anything, except: that the
mineral is great and the agricul-|.
tural lands are fine, and: the’ tim-

ber lands are practically a blank.

They sure have some great min-
eral showings en: that mountain.:
Of course the snow. covered the
ground and I could only see’ the}
ore in the bunkers, on the dump,
and in the underground workings
but that looks good to.me,.: After'.
a visit with Barney. I ‘went ‘over
to the Ohio and saw George Jen-

nings. He’s a pretty good sort
of chap. He kept me over night

and made tmé: very: ‘comfortable, | *

and next morning. we went into
the long tunnel where he‘has got
into a fine’ shoot: of: ore, :
didn’t, intend. to: tell: you . -about,
that. ‘The fact that: the: ‘govern-
ment built a. wagon road: a piece
of the way. to the mining: proper-
_ ties and then’ quit i is what worried
me. It was just. an aggravation
the way i it was: ‘left. But I could
hear no opinion “expressed up
there. |
terests. will. try at d'get. the. gov-
ernment. to ‘finish the work. some-
time, and in the. meantime. all
the boys have to keep quiet” and
promise to. vote right, : But when
I got back’ to the old’ ‘town. T'met
a chap who seemed to know “quite
a lot about government. trails and

roads in the district and. how they

were built. and. why. . “=He told me
that it ‘was “quite. “anusual—for’ a
government. road or trail. to. get
to its destination:

‘But I

‘T suppose the various -in-

oH: said: -that i
in some cases even: the work: was’

~ LULL IN FIGHTING ON BOTH FRONTS : nr

..Rome,. Jan. i3— “italy has again
been visited: ‘by-an earthquake of

‘great ‘extent, which according’ to.

‘latest advices has destroyed: sev-

eral towns and villages and re-|.,
in the: region to east of. Rosog, i in

sulted in’ the death’ of. -approxi- |"
mately 12, 000° persons. and i injury
‘to: probably: 20,000" more, ‘The

‘shock: ‘was ‘the strongest. Rome

has Felt i in 1 Many years, é

“Landon: Jan. 13—The privicipal

| news today i is the resignation. of:
Count Von Berthold, the Austrian
: foreign minister.

It is’ believed
to indicate a_ crisis. of. affairs i in
the dual monarchy, ‘unless a move

is made: to appoint, Baron ; ‘Von
Rajecz to placate the: dissatisfied

Hungarians.

- Petrograd, Jan. 13 - Official aa

Cannon and. rifle ‘fire prevailed
on. the: nigh of Jan. 12-alk along

our front. Engagements of more
importance took place in. some
districts on’ the road follawed' by.
our ‘vanguard . eolomn advancing

East Prussia. Our troops having
repulsed’ the: ‘enemy "3 ‘eavalry

supported ‘by infantry,. occupied | . .
i.) several: villages,ione. of. which. be-|-
-s4 ing strongly fortified could only

be cleared of Germans by ‘a bay-
onet attack. Southwest of Miawa
we advanced i in: the direetion of
Radzanowa.. -On.the front com-
prising. Kozlow, ‘Biskupe, | Zakr-
zew and Sucha,: the: Germans, af-

ter having™ prepared | “the ‘ground
by: an. ‘intense artillery. fire, made.

tan ‘offensive movement: ‘against
the. southern: section of. this. front,
which:were ‘easily’ repulsed. Tn
region of Borjimow, Gaimine and|t
The. eN- |

Wolla and | Szidlowska... ;

‘tween. Cuffles and Crouy. | We

‘is nothing further. of importance |

émy made many: unsuceesatul at-
tacks. The Germans i in their ad- |:
vance against Gaimine™ ‘tried tol
take. shelter under’ ‘shields. ©
the: region to the south of. Mogeh- |
ly. Farm: the enemy: delivered a
series “of attacks, : -all: of: which
were easily. repulsed. EN!

east of Soissons. our: counter. at-
tack. has progressed slightly. be-.

were. unable’, to ‘debouch ' from
Crouy. - Our troops were subject
to a violent attack to. the east: of
this place and have yielded. alight-

which’ they are catill: ‘oceupying.
They. are holding St. ‘Marguritte
and Mimissy-Sur-Aisne.-~ «There

s

remember 3 you. at, next. ‘election. oe
Why-. just imagine. - what - poor]
Willie Manson. must. think of: ‘you

lection: to’ build good roads for

everybody... Why: don’? ti you get
in line'and: shut your eye s'tosuch
little: things? “Surely you would
not. want:to. ‘change things. when,
there are so many officials to look
after: every little detail??°°""
“Now Thomas that is just. the
thing [ would like to see happen.

Lots ‘of you’ fellows:want to see|
things done differéntly; even. be-,

lieve j in:your-hearts: that a ‘eom-
plete : ‘change ‘from \the« premier
down’ ‘would be the salvation of
the ° province, . Why . ‘don’ t you
assert your rights on: polling. day?
‘Are you.,s0. buffaloed that: you
fear-all: work will stop. and every

dollar from: this: district will’ be

spent around. ‘Vancouver? That

started in the: middle. and- never | ri
reached either py ‘and the. mon- | litar

tiever: had |
governmen Ur

‘Edgar,:

and Mrs.

-Edgar-Preston.-
aN pret ty and interesting event}:
was sdlemnized at Kitzegeucla on

bride was attended. ‘by. her sister,

Miss | - Hannah: Edgar. ‘and two
nieces, -; Misses :Trene: ‘and May |*
Edgar;: while the: ‘groom was sup- |
ported: by’ Messrs. Walters. and |
Bush: About thirty “guests wit: |:
nessed. ‘the ceremony. denjoyed ‘
the hospitality of the bride’s par-

ents. Among 1 those’ present were

“Mrs, Lindsay, Miss’ Keynton, Mr, |;

and Mrs, Kelly, of. Carnaby, Dr.

and Mrs: Wrinch;, Messrs. Jamie-| p,

gon, O’Brien,’ ‘Young;” ‘Comeau,

ind: ‘Mrs; “Mark. Edgar, 'M Mr.
Magnus. ‘Edgar. .
excellent: gifts were: presented. to

é/'the bride'and a‘host-of friends

of. ‘the: young couple join ‘in. most

hearty. wishes. for their continu dy"

: ‘SLATER croup is (NEW
TO BE ae ee

youngest daughter of | the |¢ |
Rev. Geo. : Edgar, -missionary ‘at) ><
Kitzegeuela, ‘was. ‘united in mar-|:

riage «to: Jas. Ve Preston. The| =

“Many a

connection ‘with’ ‘the. Re
ms on Rocher eid

ly near the village of : Moncel. but |

In lin the

group: on: the Rocher ‘Deboule: a

Some weeks ago we | reported that oy :

Paris, Jan. 13— ‘Glide Werke that they. “4

feet of: ‘solid, clean. “chalet

This ore is-at an: ‘elevati

600. feat. ‘and - is 500: f

than the Rocher: Deboule tunnel.
The ore is: also i improving ‘as.they
driv ve into. the Bal On. nea es

from, See “They - om, aris Ox- a |

pected i in nd that Buel Saturday _ :