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  5. FRENCHMEN TURN THE TIDE

    Reuter's correspondent at French head-quarters, telegraphing on Friday, says:— The situation is now clearer than since the beginning of the offensive. The enemy ...

    Article : 541 words
  6. ON TO THE SEA.

    Vivid details of British heroism and endurance are pouring in from the front, and are evoking wonderful demonstrations of sympathy and admiration, and are ...

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  7. SEVEN MONSTER GUNS

    German prisoners taken, in December and January divulged the secret of the construction of four to seven long-range guns, 79 ft. in length, with a trial range ...

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  8. THE MARCH ON PARIS

    M. Clemenceau, the French Premier, has telegraphed to Mr. Lloyd George:— "France never more admired British valour, ...

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  9. BRITISH POSITION GOOD

    Mr. Fyfe, a correspondent of the "Daily Mail," writes:—"There has been appalling daughter of the German infantry. For instance, near Morchies, two batteries of ...

    Article : 516 words
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  11. FIGHTING AT HAMEL

    Official.—The British are fighting west of Hamel. (This message, which was received urgently late to-night, probably indicates ...

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  12. Situation Better than It Seems

    On the surface the changes are unfavourable. We have relinquished Rosieres out despite the advances here and at Mont Didier and east of Arras, the ...

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  13. Arras Attacked.

    On Friday evening wintry weather arrived. An east wind and a sinking glass threatened snow. Heavy fighting developed in the morning. The Germans ...

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  14. WHAT THE HUNS HAVE TAKEN.

    THE BLACK LINE SHOWS THE ORIGINAL MARNE OFFENSIVE OF THE HUNS (1914). THE DOTTED LINE DENOTES THE ALTERATION IN GERMAN POSITION. OWING TO REVERSES IN 1916; THE SHADED AREA SHOWS THE GROUND TAKEN DURING THE NEW OFFENSIVE. ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  15. FIGHT FOR ROAD TO PARIS

    The "Times" correspondent at Paris writes that the white-heat point of the struggle for the road, towards Paris was around the hill beyond Noyon, which ...

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  16. HERO OF HEROES

    Press Bureau.—Captain James McGudden, of the Flying Corps, has bees awarded the Victoria Cross' for conspicuous bravery, exceptional perseverance, and ...

    Article : 111 words
  17. GERMAN THRUSTS

    The "Daily Mail" states that the thrust at Hamel gained 2½ miles. The Germans are 11 miles west of Amiens. The news is dwarfed by the tremendous onslaught ...

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  18. Attempt Envelope Amiens.

    Reuter's correspondent at headquarter in France, reporting on Friday night says:—"Yesterday and last night along at extended front the Germans ...

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  19. WHAT THE ENEMY SAYS

    German Official.—Local engagements on both sides of the Scarpe broke into the foremost English positions. We prisonered several thousands. The English ...

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  20. KNOCKED BACK FIVE MILES

    Mr. Murdoch writes:—"The intervention of certain Australian brigades on the Ancre on Wednesday is everywhere recognised as one of the most brilliant ...

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