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  4. FURTHER FRENCH GAINS

    A Paris communique, issued at midnight, says: During the afternoon our troops brilliantly carried a line of German trenches near Hem Wood, and east of Monacu Farm, capturing 120 prisoners and a 'dozen machine-guns. ...

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  5. RUSSIAN ADVANCE ON LEMBERG

    Reuter's correspondent at Petrograd says that the Russian successes southward of Brody brings th Russians within 14 miles of the Tarnopol-Lemberg railway. In consequence of this menace to their communications the Austrians are reported to have begun to fall back from Tarnopol in the direction of Zlotchoff. ...

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  6. TURKS TRAPPED

    General Sir Archibald Murray, reporting on the fighting in the Katia district, says:-- Our fire was .of the most effective nature, and the Turkisi. losses in killed and ...

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  7. No Use for Austrian Generals

    A message from Borne (Switzerland) says that Field-Marshal von Hindenburg has insisted upon the dismissal of a number of high Austrian officers, including General Plianzer and General the Archduke Joseph Ferdinand. ...

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  8. Germans Vainly Assault Thiaumont

    An earlier message says:-- There was violent artillery fighting in the region of Chaulnes. German forces attacking Thiaumont Work were thrown back to their own trenches by our curtain of fire. An enemy attack at Vaux Wood also completely ...

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  9. GUARDING PANAMA CANAL

    The activities of persons who are suspected of being spies in the employ of foreign Governments to acquire information regarding the defences of the Panama Canal have ...

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  10. EAST AFRICAN CAMPAIGN

    Reuter's East African correspondent says that General Botha, Prime Minister of South Africa, has inspected the perimeter of General Smuts's lines. He was escorted by a column ...

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  11. Joffre Declares Enemy Is Weakening

    General Joffre, interviewed by Reuter's correspondent in Paris, said:-- Our enemies are now showing signs of weakening. They are using up their last reserves. I am now certain that victory will be ours. The Commander-in-Chief also said that two-thirds of the German army were ...

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  12. FIERCE GERMAN ASSAULTS

    General Sir Douglas Haig reported at midnight:-- North and north-east of Pozieres, after a heavy bombardment, the enemy, delivered two determined attacks on our new lines at 4 o'clock in the morning. They entered our lines in some places, but were driven out with many casualties. ...

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  13. CREAM OF AUSTRALIANS

    Mr. Massey, representing the London press in Egypt, writing on the 7th regarding the Romani battle, says:-- "Sunset yesterday saw the Turkish ...

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  14. ARMY ACT AMENDMENT

    In the House of Commons to-day, the Secretary for War, Mr. Lloyd George, proposed the second reading of the Army Act Amendment Bill, to enable the calling of ...

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  15. BULGARS RETURN TO BALKANS

    The Berlin "Voiles Zeitung says that large numbers of Bulgarians who have been fighting on the eastern front, have been withdrawn to the Balkans. ...

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  16. Raid and Counter=Raid

    An earlier report from General Haig says:-- The situation is unchanged. We retain the ground won yesterday. Hostile bombardment between the Ancre and the Somme against the front line and areas at the rear continues. ...

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  17. FIERY PERSIAN GULF

    An official despatch says that there are 130 cases of heat-stroke among the British sick and wounded on board the hospital ship Dongola, which is proceeding from Basra, in ...

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  18. IRELAND'S LORD-LIEUTENANT

    It is officially announced that Lord Wimborne has been re-appointed Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland. Freeman's Journal (Dublin) welcomes the ...

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  19. ANZACS' ADVANCE

    The artillery preparation for the last Pozieres advance started at dawn, and continued until sunset, levelling the trenches and destroying the shelters of the foe. The ...

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  20. ITALIAN SUCCESSES

    The Rome official communique says:-- The artillery activity continued between the River Adige and the Upper Isonzo River. ...

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  21. A YEAR AGO

    A German official message says that the Russians from Warsaw are retreating on Praga. Russian newspapers declare that the war ...

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  22. "GO SLOW" POLICY BAD

    In an interview in the Daily Mail on labor problems after the war, Mr. Hodge, M.P., the leader of the Labor party in the House of Commons, admitted that the trades union ...

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  23. AUSTRIAN REPORT

    An Austrian official communication issued at Vienna says:-- "An enemy airship, in' flames, fell into the sea off the Isle of Lissa." ...

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  25. FRYATT'S FAREWELL

    Reuter's correspondent at Amsterdam reports that British prisoners released from the internment camp at Ruhleben state that when Captain Fryatt was taken from ...

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  26. "AT ANY COST"

    Reuter's representative in Paris writes:-- The importance that the enemy attached to the recaptured plateau at Pozieres is gaugable from an army order ...

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  27. PRISONERS IN TURKEY

    In the House of Commons Lord Robert Cecil. Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, stated that the United States Embessy had been unable to ...

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  28. BRITAIN'S TRADE

    The increase in exports for July, as against the figures for that month last year, is £1,048,604. For exports the increase is £11,601,516. ...

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