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  4. THE WAR FROM DAY TO DAY

    In hit report to the Admiralty on the recent naval engagement in the North Sea, Admiral Beauty says the Lion and Tiger having drawn ahead of ...

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  7. GERMAN OFFENSIVE

    In honor of the Kaiser's birthday last week the Germans planned a great effort by sea and land, but in no case did [?] turn out to their advantage. The ...

    Article : 331 words
  8. NEUTRALITY LAWS

    The attitude of the United States Government toward the belligerents is the subject of keen controversy, and much concern is expressed lest there should be ...

    Article : 260 words
  9. A SUBMARINE RAIDER

    One of the German submarines, U 21, has made its way round the British coast and through St. George's Channel into the Irish Sea, where it is playing hav[?] ...

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  10. GERMAN HALF TRUTHS.

    In contrast against this plain unvarnished tale of the victorious admiral, is the mendacious statement issued by the German authorities, who still assert ...

    Article : 139 words
  11. FOOD FOR GERMANS.

    Another test case is being prepared which, if allowed, will be more injurious to the Allies than that of the Dacia, namely, the case of the Wilhelmina from ...

    Article : 76 words
  12. GREAT INTERESTS MENACED.

    The pretence of on enemy's vessel in the narrow waters of the Irish Sea is a serious menace to the shipping interests of the United Kingdom. The coastal ...

    Article : 185 words
  13. [?]URVIVORS' STORIES.

    Sarvivo[?]s from the Blucher say that the British say that the British broadsides made the ship reel. Guns were torn from their settings, and whole gun-crews hurled to ...

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  14. A FIERCE COMBAT.

    In the early part of lait week there was hot fighting on the road between Bethune and [?] the outcome of which was that the British were enabled ...

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  15. TRADE WITH BELLIGERENTS.

    In the United States the German element in the population is doing its best to [?] up strife, and the Government[?] being [?] ...

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  16. Blown Up in the Channel

    The steamer Toke Maru, laden with gifts from New Zealand for the distressed Belgians, has been blown up in the English Channel, off Have. The ...

    Article : 262 words
  17. LEAPING FOR LIFE.

    The Germans rescued after and during the action represent every large ship, and most of the smaller ships that comprised the enemy's raiding squadron. ...

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  18. BUBMARINES FROM CANADA.

    Mr. Charles Schwab, the well-known American capitalist, has abandoned his scheme to build submarines in the United States, and recently transferred ...

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  19. A CORY SPECTACLE.

    "The awful ordeal through which they had passed," (says a correspondent of the London "Times." who has interviewed some of the wounded in hospital) ...

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  20. PLANS DISCOVERED.

    The principal object of the attack on the British positions was the capture of Bethune (eight miles west of [?]). The plans for the attempt had been ...

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  21. The Aerial Raid on Dunkirk

    Nine deaths resulted from the German aeroplane raid upon Dunkirk last Saturday. I he victims included three members of the hospital staff. ...

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  22. A TRAINLOAD OF WOUNDED.

    A cablegram from Amsterdam states that a train containing more than 200 wounded German bluejackets from the North Sea engagement has passed ...

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  23. TOWED INTO HAVRE.

    The Channel steamer Icaria was struck below the waterline by a mine or a torpedo discharged by a submarine, and seriously damaged on Sunday. The ...

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  24. TRAWLERS AS MINE-SWEEPERS.

    An interesting sidelight is thrown on the conditions now prevailing in the North Sea by Mr. O. G. Stead's report upon his purchase of three steam ...

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  25. FIGHTING IN A MORASS.

    The La Bas[?] plains were a buff and the Germans found the only workable foothold to be the highway. They [?] attacked unsupported British ...

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  26. The Friendly Dutch

    Madame Hamelins, wife of a Liege professor of that name, and daughter of Mr. Wilcox. of Christchurch, New Zealand, writes to her friends in the Dominion ...

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  27. BRITISH AIRMEN KILLED.

    Major Raleigh and Captain Roche, the participated in the air raid on Zeebrugge last Friday, encountered a fog on the homeward journey. Captain ...

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  28. PLAINS STREWN WITH DEAD.

    A couple of regiments, endeavoring to outflank the Allies, advanced toward Annequin. They were allowed to approach within five hundred yards of the ...

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  29. FATE OF THE LEIPZIG'S CREW.

    An officer of one of the British war vessels engaged in the Falklands Islands battle. Which resulted in the destruction of Admiral von Sp[?]e's squadron, writes ...

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  30. TURK[?] AIR FLEET DESTROYED.

    The [?] that appears to have dogged the step of the Turks all through the war still persists in following them its latest manifestation being the loss of ...

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