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  5. THE WAR FROM DAY TO DAY

    The announcement that the Trench parliament is to meet in Paris on December 22 is a significant indication that the French authorities regard it as definitely ...

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  7. A BATTLE ON THE YSER

    For the past ten weeks the Yser river and canal have been the scene of one long continued struggle, and probably, too, the most bloody struggle in the long ...

    Article : 97 words
  8. THE ALLIES' VICTORY

    The quiet confidence in the successful issue of the war that is a notable feature of the French official, is reflected in some utterances of General Joffre, the French ...

    Article : 142 words
  9. BRIBING ITALY

    Italy is resolved to maintain a strict neutrality, and by 413 votes to 49, the Chamber of Deputies has endorsed a declaration of the Premier, Signor ...

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  10. BRIDGES OF DEAD.

    "On the night that the German received orders to cross the Yser and secure the road to the coast, they put forth an effort that was market by the most ...

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  11. MENACE TO SWITZERLAND.

    Germany undpubtedly counted upon Italy playing a part in war on the Swiss side similar tu that which she herself played with Belgium. ...

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  12. "REVENGE FOR 1870."

    This conversation gives point to a message that General Joffre sent to the 6th French army corps, which forms part of the left wing operating near the Belgian ...

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  13. DECIDING THE ISSUE.

    The report details the movements of the allies from the time of the crossing of the Marne in the second week of September, when the enemy shifted his front ...

    Article : 160 words
  14. "FRENCH FOR EVER."

    General Joffre visited the troops in Alsace about ten days ago, and received tin enthusiastic welcome from the civilian population on his arrival at Thann. The ...

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  15. THE LATEST BAIT.

    Germany, however, is making the most desperate efforts to induce Italy to come to her help, and is hinting at great concessions to Italy's ambitions if she will ...

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  16. COULD NOT MAKE GOOD.

    "The attack failed, not because the Germans did not literally obey their orders—they crossed the waterway as they were bid—but when they were they were through ...

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  17. A BELGIAN SAMSON.

    "The Germans tried to rush the bridges. They must have lost hundreds of men from the cross fire of the mitrailleuses, which played with deadly effect ...

    Article : 156 words
  18. THE RACE TO THE SEA.

    "From September 13 onwards began a contest of speed, a real race to the sea. The Germans had the advantage of a concentric front, which shortened ...

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  19. A SIGNIFICANT APPOINTMENT.

    In order that her deductions may be supported with all the authority stir ran command, Germany has appointed Prince von Bulow us Ambassador to ...

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  20. THE THIN LINE OF DEFENCE.

    "At the end of September, General Maunoury's army occupied the region near Arras and Lens with a view of uniting with the Dunkirk division, but the line ...

    Article : 161 words
  21. THREE CALLANT FRENCHMEN.

    Here is a tale of French gallantry, culled from a soldier's letter: "The enemy's trenches and ours," he says, "were only 400 to 800 yards apart, and ever and anon ...

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  22. CLEAR SIGHTED DIPLOMATISTS.

    Numerous official documents relative to Italy's attitude prior to the war have been published by the Italian Foreign Office, and they show that much clearer ...

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  23. DIXMUDE A CEMETERY.

    "About 3,000 German infantry got into Dixmude. They held in for a time, but with shell fire and rifle fire the place was riddled through and through. Germans ...

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  24. THE KAISER FOILED.

    "The German Emperor was present, his proclamations emphasising the necessity for striking a decisive blow, and reaching Dunkirk, Calais, or Boulogne ...

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  25. Servia's Sad Plight

    The Austrians arc at lust making headway against the stubborn opposition of their plucky little Servian opponents, After bombarding Belgrade ...

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  26. RUSSIA'S ATTITUDE.

    The Marquise di San Giuliano answered that according to his information, the situation had changed, and that Russia would not tolerate any attempt to ...

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  27. A COMPLETE CHECK.

    "The German offensive in the second fortnight in November was broken. Their attacks weakened, and their artillery was less active. The battle of Ypres cost the ...

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  28. Incompetent or Traitorous

    The statement now made by General Joffre that "reliable general had taken the place of those that had been found wanting," appears to give a guarded ...

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  29. BRITAIN'S INTERVENTION.

    The Marquise dl San Giuliano then pointed out the enormous gravity of the plan, as Germany's action would inevitably mean Great Britain's intervention. ...

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  30. THE SPIRIT OF THE TROOPS.

    "Our forces are now as large as they were at the outset of the campaign, and the quality of the men has improved enormously. All the soldiers are ...

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  31. A Nurse's Story

    Writing Ir[?] the Australian voluntary hospital at St. Nazuire, France, to a sister in London, a nurse says: "It is a huge surprise to the German officers ...

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  32. MOTIVES FOR SPECIAL EFFORT.

    Despite the tact thai Hie mountains are snow-clad, and the roads in an atrocious state, troops are being poured into the country. The Russian ...

    Article : 191 words
  33. A Red Gross Martyr

    A signal example of heroic devotion to duty was given by a Frech doctor, who had fifty-four German wounded under his care in the Ypres civil hospital, while the ...

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