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  2. BRITISH VICTORIES

    We are getting the prelude to the great spring offensive. The Germans have begun an offensive in the Champagne district, and have retaken positions captured by the French in their of[?]easive on September 25, 1915. They have broken into the French trenches west of Maison de Champagne and north ...

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  3. WAR IN THE AIR.

    The Geneva correspondent of the Central News Agency states that a, lady who dined with Count Zeppelin say[?] that he admitted that the Zeppolin ...

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  4. CHINA.

    The Germans in China and the German-educated Chinese have started an extensive bribery campaign in an effort to dis[?]uade China from breaking off ...

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  5. THE MEN AT THE FRONT.

    Field-Marshal Sir Evelyn Wood (who became famous in the Zulu war and in the first Bocr war), in response to a request, has sent the London ...

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  6. THE FRENCH LINE

    A violent German attack in the Champagne region is recorded in this afternoon's French communique as follows: ...

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  7. THE BATTLE OF JUTLAND.

    The Amsterdam newspaper "Telegraaf" contains to-day the remarkable narrative of a first-class German seaman who won the Iron Cross at the battle ...

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  8. THE SCANDINAVIAN NATIONS

    The German newspaper "Vossische Zeitung" says the Scandinavian countries—Norway, Sweden, and Denmark —are unable to get British coal, and ...

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  9. WAR WITH AMERICA A BLESSING.

    The German newspaper "Grazerpost" says that perhaps war between Germany and the United States would be a blessing, because after the war it ...

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  10. FRENCH WAR CREDIT.

    M. Ribot, the French Minister of Finance, introduced in the Chamber of Deputies yesterday a war credit for [?],574,000,000 francs (£385,000,000), ...

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  11. HOLLAND.

    Yesterday the police and military at the Dutch capital dispersed a mob in the market place, who demanded more food and coal. Some of the ...

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  12. MESOPOTAMIA

    The Commander-in-Chief in Mesopotamia reports:- We took the offensive on Thursday on the right,and centre of out ...

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  13. GREAT BRITAIN'S TREMENDOUS COMMITMENTS.

    The "Nation," discussing Great, Brittain's trem[?]ndous commitments, states: —When the new vote of credit for £550,000,000 is exhausted at the end of ...

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  14. ARMING OF MERCHANT VESSELS.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "New York Times" says he has, been given to understand that the arming of American merchant vessels will make ...

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  15. INDIA AND THE WAR

    Nobody can now say that India is not playing her part in the great war struggle. Signs of her earnestness to bear her full share of responsibility are ...

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  16. PROHIBITING IMPORTS.

    A proclamation will shortly be issued prohibiting the importation into Great Britain, except under license, of a large number of commodities. The ...

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  17. ADMIRAL FISHER.

    Admiral Sir Hedworth Meux, one of the Unionist members for Portsmouth, addressing his constituents to-day, referred to the movement to bring back ...

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  18. THE BRITISH LINE.

    Fiold-Marshal. Haig reported to-night as follows:- This (Saturday) morning, we carried out successful operations on both ...

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  19. GERMAN ACTIVITY.

    The Belgian newspaper "La Metropole," which is published in London, says the Germans in Belgium have been showing unprecedented activity ...

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  20. FOOD SUPPLIES.

    The Press Bureau states that Mr. Lloyd George, the Prime Minister, has telegraphed to the Lord Mayor of Manchester stating that the recent frost is ...

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  21. SINKING OF DUTCH STEAMER.

    In response to the demand of the Dutch Government for an explanation of the attack on the Dutch steamer Oldambt. 470 tons, Germany has ...

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  22. THE DARDANELLES.

    Talaat Boy, the new Grand Vizier of Turkey, addressing the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, said:—Our enemies wish to deprive us of the Dard[?]ue[?]les, ...

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  23. OTHER FRENCH OPERATIONS

    This, afternoon's French communique status:— There is great patrol activity in the W[?]evre. ...

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  24. GREAT GENERALS.

    It is very difficult for people at home to realise what a tremendous t[?]sk was set us in finding leaders and staff for all our great new armies. The task has ...

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  25. COMPULSORY SERVICE IN AMERICA.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York World" states that President Wilson and Mr. Newton O. Baker, the Secretary of War, have agreed ...

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  26. RUTHLESS SUBMARINING.

    Many of the Hungarian newspapers condomn the submarine "frightfulness." The Buda Pesth "Pesti Naplo" attacks Count Von Roventlow (the high ...

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  27. ARMENIAN ATROCITIES.

    The Paris "Journal" publishes today the American committee's report on the Armenian atrocities committed by the Turks. The report states that ...

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  28. NEW GERMAN LOAN.

    It is expected that the new German war credit will be for £750,000,000. ...

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  29. OTHER OPERATIONS.

    Field-Marshal Haig in his report to day says:- Last night we carried out a successful raid to the south-eastward of ...

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  30. BRITISH INTERESTS IN GERMANY.

    The Press Bureau officially announces that the Netherlands Minister at Bucharest has proceeded to Berlin, where he will be attached to the Legation ...

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  31. RELATIONS WITH AMERICA.

    The State Department has received no confirmation of the release of the prisoners taken to Germany by the prize steamer Yarrowdale, and the ...

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  32. WHAT THE SUMMER MAY BRING.

    Mr. A. Henderson, the Labour member of the War Cabinet, speaking at Manchester to-day, said:—I share to the full the feeling that the next few ...

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  33. THE DISMISSED GERMAN AMBASSADOR.

    The strictest watch is being kept over the Danish liner Frederick VIII., the vessel in which Count Von Bernstorff, the dismissed German Ambassador to ...

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  34. THE ROUMANIAN CAMPAIGN.

    An official report issued at Vienna says:—Since this morning the Russians have attacked our positions west of Herstrau, and north-[?]3t of Buzeu ...

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  35. BRITISH PREMIER.

    The Press Bureau states that Mr. Lloyd George's speech, which he was to have delivered on Monday, has been postponed until the completion of ...

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  36. THE VICTORY LOAN.

    There has been a great eleventh-hour rush to subscribe to the Victory War Loan. Financiers estimate that the minimum amount of the new money ...

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  37. THE LATEST VICTIMS.

    Lloyd's reports that the following additional vessels have been torped[?]d and sunk by German submarines:- Longscar, s. s., 2,777 tons (British). ...

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  38. MR. GERARD'S RETURN.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" has had an interview with the members of the party that [?]as reached the French capital with Mr. ...

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  39. ENEMY PROPERTY.

    The "Spectator," commenting upon the clamour for the confiscation of enemy property, points out the difference between eliminating the enemy's ...

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  40. THE GALICIA LINE.

    A Russian official message received by the Admiralty wireless says:- We have repulsed attacks to the south-east of Zloczow, in Galicia. ...

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  41. THE THINGS NECESSARY.

    Lord Derby, the Secretary of State for War in a speech yesterday at Bolton, in Lancashire, said the war would he long, and even more bitterly fought ...

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  42. BRITISH AIR RAIDS.

    The British Admiralty states that yesterday naval aeroplanes dropped heavy bombs on the German aerodrome at Ghistelles, six miles to the south-east ...

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  43. RELIEF OF BELGIUM.

    It is officially confirmed that the Germans have now asked the Americans engaged in relief work in Belgium to remain, and the Commission has ...

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  44. BRAZIL.

    It is considered unlikely that Brazil will release the interned German ships after the war until her claims are settled for port dues and coffee valued at ...

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  45. SALONIKA LINE.

    A message recowed in Rome from Salonika reports that the enemy's right wing in Macedonia has been broken, and that the Austrians and Albanians ...

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