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  4. FURTHER GAINS IN FRANCE AND FLANDERS

    Bulgarian indecision looks like ending in open treason to her Balkan neighbors, including the Allies. At to port of Dedeagatch; which runs westward of Enos (north of Gnll [?], Bulgarian soldiers are reported to be openly fraternising with the Turks. Graver news is that ...

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  5. IN THE DARDANELLES

    LONDON, Tuesday, 6.35 p.m.—The correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" at Home states:—Travellers from Constantinople report that ...

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  6. IMPORTANT WORK OF CAVALRY.

    PARIS, Tuesday. 11 p.m.—The cavalry took an important part in the great offensive movement in Champagne. It swept the enemy like an ...

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  7. THE GERMAN VERSION.

    AMSTERDAM, Wednesday. 2.8 a.m.—A German communique claims that they hare gained ground against the Allies' offensive, and that, they ...

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  8. FIGHTING IN FOG.

    LONDON, Tuesday, 11 p.m. — Mr. Phillip Gibbs, war correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle," states that the bombardment was doubly intense at ...

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  9. BRITISH NEAR LOOS.

    LONDON. Tuesday, 10.10 p.m.—Official: The British have captured strong German first and second line trenches near Loos, and have taken ...

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  10. BRITISH PRISONERS.

    LONDON, Tuesday, 2 a.m.—Sir Edward Grey, Foreign Secretary, in the Commons, stated that every effort had been made through the American ...

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  11. PROGRESS SOUTHWARD OF LOOS.

    LONDON, Wednesday. 2.10 a.m.—Sir John French reports:- There has been further British progress southward of Loos, where severe ...

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  12. MORE GAINS AND PRISONERS.

    PARIS, Tuesday. 10 p.m.—Official: The French have made additional gains east of Souchez (Lens district) and north of Massiges (E. of Rheims), ...

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  13. PULL ORCHESTRA OF ARTILLERY.

    The bellowing and thunder of the guns, the shrieks and screams of the shells, the crashes and growls of the high explosives ceased not, the day ...

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  14. HOSPITAL TRAINS REGULAR.

    LONDON, Wednesday,-2 a.m.—As a tribute to the manner in. which the grounded wore cleared from the. front, it may be stated that the hospital ...

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  15. GREECE EXULTANT.

    ATHENS, —Tuesday, 2 a.m.—Reuter's agent states that the Allied victory comes at tho right moment, dispelling tho last remaining vestiges amongst ...

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  16. GERMAN OBJECT IN EAST.

    LONDON, Tuesday, 8.35 p.m.—All accounts agree that the British continue progress in the Artois district. A big battle is proceeding in the ...

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  17. QUESTION IN THE COMMONS.

    LONDON, Wednesday, 2.8 a.m.—Sir. Asquith, in reply to a question in the Commons, refused to make a statement regarding the Dardanelles ...

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  18. FIGHTING IN FRANCE

    PARIS, Tuesday. 3. p.m.—A number of French wounded in Champagne have arrived, covered with chalky mud, and these state that the great ...

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  19. DEADNESS OF ENTITY TRENCHES.

    LONDON, Tuesday, 8 p.m.—The correspondent of the "Westminster Gazette" in North Franco, writing on September 23, said:- ...

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  20. TROOPS STILL LEAPING FORWARD.

    NEW YORK, Tuesday, 10.45 a.m.—Messages from Paris, which are official, state there hare been further gains in the Artois region, and also in the ...

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  21. THE GREAT BOMBARDMENT.

    LONDON, Wednesday, 5.30 a.m.—From a distance of 30 miles the great bombardment sounded like the roll of a giant drum, or the rattle of ...

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  22. MENACE OF BULGARIA

    LONDON, Tuesday, 2 a.m— The correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" at Rome states:- It is reported that Dedeagatch (15 ...

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  23. FALLEN ON FOREIGN SHORES.

    PARIS, Tuesday, 10 p.m.—The Belgian peasants, still remaining in Flanders devote a kindly attention to the many graves of the British dead, ...

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  24. "WONDERFUL AND AWE INSPIKING."

    LONDON, Tuesday, 8 P.M. —The correspondent of tho "Westminster Gazette," speaking of the great advance, stated that the spectacle, on the ...

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  25. WORK OF OUR AEROPLANES.

    LONDON, Tuesday. 11.25 p.m.—All day long our aeroplanes continued their reconnaissance, speeding athwart the clouds. Some remained for ...

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  26. 'THE EARTH'S CRUST SHAKEN."

    LONDON, Wednesday, 6.30 a.m. — The "Cologne Gazette" declares that the possibility of the enemy breaking through no longer exists, and that the ...

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  27. GERMAN INSPIRATIONS.

    AMSTERDAM, Tuesday. 10 a.m.—The German newspapers, which are evidently inspired, are unanimously stating that the Allies aimed at breaking ...

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  28. BULGARIA'S INTENTIONS.

    LONDON, Tuesday, 6.15 p.m.—Sir Edward Grey, questioned in the Commons as to the attitude of Rulgaria, stated that the latter Find taken up ...

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  29. IN TEEMING RAIN.

    LONDON, Tuesday, 11 p.m.—The intensity of our bombardment stupefied many of the Germans into surrender. Among the attackers many battalions ...

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  30. SATISFACTION IN RUSSIA.

    PETROGRAD, Tuesday. 2 a.m.—Prefound satisfaction is expressed at the commencement of the offensive on the Western front, but it is realised ...

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  31. ALLIES' GUARANTEE TO BALKANS.

    LONDON, "Wednesday, 2 a.m.—The Foreign Secretary, Sir Edward Grey, in the Commons, stated not only was there no hostility in England for ...

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  32. ENEMY ATTEMPT TO RALLY.

    PARIS, Tuesday, 6.15 p.m.—An official communique states:- We have progressed nearer and nearer to the crests south-east and ...

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  33. SPICY INCIDENTS OF CHARGE.

    LONDON, Tuesday, 11 p.m.—As incidents in the great fight in Franco it is stated that an officer of the. Ghurkas reports that Neuve ...

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  34. ENEMY MYSTIFIED.

    LONDON, Tuesday 8.50 p.m.—The correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle," Mr. Daily Gibbs, now at Britishing headquarters in France, states:- ...

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  35. ALLIED VICTORY REFLECTED IN AMERICA.

    NEW YORK, Tuesday, 11 p.m.—There is unbounded enthusiasm at the result of the Allied offensive, which has reflected itself in exceptional ...

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  36. HAPPY HOUR FOR HUNS.

    HAVRE, Tuesday. 2 a.m.—Several trains of German prisoners, thesee being captured by the British, have arrived, all the former being glad that ...

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  37. ANGLO-FREXCH LOAN.

    NEW YORK. Tuesday, 11 p.m.—Official: The Anelo-French loan has been fixed at one hundred millions sterling, at 5 per cent. ...

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  38. LINER IN PERIL

    NAPLES, Tuesday, 12.20 p.m.—The commander of the troopship Santanua which left New York with Italian reservists, briny afterwards t \ ...

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  39. THE WORD, "VICTORY"

    PARIS, Tuesday, 2 a.m.—French newspapers cotament on the strange coincidence that the censor permitted the word' "victory." to be applied to ...

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  40. WE CONTINUE TO GAIN GROUND.

    PARIS, Wednesday. 2.3 a.m.—A Communique states:— We continue to gain ground font by font towards die crests at Souchez. ...

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  41. BRITISH TROOPS IN BALKANS

    NEW YORK. Tuesday, 11.15 a.m.—A cable from London states that the Foreign Secretary, Sir Edward Grey, has announced that in the event of ...

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  42. BOMBARDMENT PARALYSES ENEMY.

    PARIS, Tuesday, 11 p.m. — Critics explain that the large captures of personers during the advance in the Champagne region is explained by the rapid ...

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  43. GERMANS' DISMAY.

    LONDON, Tuesday. 6.35 p.m.—An Exchange telegram states:— Many 'German prisoners state the it they had just arrived from the Russian front, ...

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  44. ENEMY TRAIN WRECKED.

    LONDON, Wednesday , 10 a.m. —Sir John French, in his official report, says that our aeroplanes on Tuesday bombed the railway line at Bapaume ...

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