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  5. THE WAR FROM DAY TO DAY

    Saturday last, December 5th, will long be regarded as a red letter day by the British navy, for at half past seven in the morning a British squadron, under ...

    Article : 375 words
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  7. THE SECRET FOE

    The London "Evening News" states that German firms having businesses in London and the English provinces are exerting all their wits to keep business ...

    Article : 210 words
  8. THE FIGHT FOR LODZ

    There is little room for doubt that the Germans have again captured Lodz, the "Manchester of Russia" from which they were driven with heavy slaughter ...

    Article : 231 words
  9. CUT OFF AND CUT UP

    The disaster that overtook two German army corps belonging to General Makensen's force, south of Lodz, towards the end of November, was due to ...

    Article : 101 words
  10. A WALL OF BAYONETS.

    Every foot of the road was sharply contested, and the Germans were at a disadvantage from the beginning. They marched in every direction, seeking an ...

    Article : 74 words
  11. TERRIBLE CARNAGE.

    Then they buried their guns, abandoned their transport, and, leaving the highroads, marched through the fields to avoid the Russian fire. They finally ...

    Article : 128 words
  12. HOW THE SPIES WORKED.

    There is one important area close to Villiers, south and west of Soissons, previously known chiefly for its excellent canal and its sugar factory. But the lie ...

    Article : 237 words
  13. LUNATICS ROASTED TO DEATH.

    On the outskirts of Lodz, the Germans bombarded a lunatic asylum, and a terrible scene ensued. The shells exploding inside the buildings caused fires to ...

    Article : 68 words
  14. RUSSIAN COLONEL'S DARING.

    The Russian artillery was unable to locale the enemy until an aeroplane, on December 3, reported their approximate position. A colonel of artillery, with a ...

    Article : 73 words
  15. ESCAPED IN AN AEROPLANE.

    An unwounded officer narrates that Prince Joachim, a son of the German Emperor, narrowly escaped capture at Breziny. When his detachment was ...

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  16. FORCED TO ROUND THE HORN.

    The engagement appears to have been the result of a "drive" that was started immediately after the fall of Tsing-Tao on November 5th. The warships that ...

    Article : 266 words
  17. SIBERIAN BRAVERY.

    The Siberians marched sixty miles and reached the heights of Rzgow, dominating the country south of Lodz. Finding the Germans in possession, they did ...

    Article : 138 words
  18. THE SPY IN THE BELFRY.

    A spy, hidden in the belfry of a church at Lampernisse, a village eastward of Dixmude, caused heavy loss among a company of French soldiers a few days ...

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  19. A RAPID RETREAT.

    A correspondent with the Russians notes the rapidity of the German retreat in parts of Poland. They had prepared with great care elaborate defensive ...

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  20. SHELLING A MONASTERY.

    During the struggle the Germans mistook the sounding of the Angelus at the ancient Monastery of Tuzh for a signal to the Russians, and thereupon ...

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  21. Zeppelins For London

    Remarkable activity has prevailed at the Zeppelin factory at Friedrichsha[?] since the outbreak of war. Five hundred experts have been working in ...

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  22. PANIC-STRICKEN GERMANS.

    Several motor cars belonging to the Fourth Russian Armoured Motor Corps ran into a large German force, which was advancing to occupy a wood near ...

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  23. Tricks in the Trenches A GOOD UNDERSTANDING WITH THE ENEMY.

    On some parts of the front in Belgium, the works of the opposing lines are often only forty yards apart, and the strangest situations occasionally arise. Our men ...

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  24. The Battle Off Chili

    The result of the action off the Falkland Islands amply avenges the defeat of the British squadron off Coronel, Chili, on the 31st October when the Monmouth ...

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  25. REDUCED TO REMNANTS.

    Fourteen German army corps were engaged in the sanguinary battle of Lodz. The Germans are attempting to conceal their losses, which are estimated at ...

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  26. "ROOM TO BURY THEM."

    A German who was wounded was lying in the field hospital, and told one of the Russian surgeons that Germany was getting reinforcements from Kalitz. A ...

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  27. CLOSE TIME FOR MEALS.

    In some districts in France the opposing trenches are so close to each other that familiarity and goodfellowship have grown up between the opposing ranks ...

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  28. PROTECTING THE WORKS.

    Since the British aviators' raid upon the factory, extraordinary precautions have been taken to guard against any repetition of the daring exploit. The ...

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  29. THE FLAGSHIP CRIPPLED.

    A terrible broadside from the Scharnhorst and Gneisenau crippled the British flagship and her engines stopped. The Monmouth, recognising the distress of ...

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  30. "Someone Had Blundered"

    A thrilling story of heroic self-sacrifice is being told in the Paris newspapers. A French general, it is said, received orders to advance along a certain road that was ...

    Article : 125 words
  31. THE GRAMOPHONE ALARM.

    Some of the soldiers roll up French and German newspapers and toss them between the trenches. The balance of enlightenment being on the side of the ...

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  32. BOMBS IN WARSAW.

    While the great battle near the Vistula was in progress last week, a German airship dropped bombs outside the United States' consulate in Warsaw ...

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  33. SUPERIORITY OF GERMAN GUNS.

    The Good Hope, badly damaged, hung on until an explosion occurred on board. She withdrew to the westward at 7.30 o'clock. As she disappeared she was seen ...

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  34. DESTRUCTIVE FRENCH DEVICE.

    The French in Alsace sent up a balloon with three dummy aeronauts over the German lines on Thursday, and three Taube aeroplanes immediately attacked ...

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