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THE WAR
One of the most influential of Spanish statesmen, returning from Germany, states that the Kaiser never favored Hindenburg's, Ludendorff's, and the Crown ...
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THE AMERICAN ARMY.
The American army in France attacked the German lines south of Halloville, in the Lorraine sector. They raided a 600-yard front, and the American troops ...
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HOW THE GUARDS DIED.
The full in the fighting enables the correspondents to describe stirring incidents in the April battles. Mr. Gibbs shows how the Australians relieved the Guards ...
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MUCH FIGHTING TO COME.
The correspondent of the "New York Times" at Washington reports an interview with a high Allied official, who states that the German offensive will last all the ...
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GREAT OFFENSIVE PREDICTED.
The British War Mission, in summarising the situation on the West front, says it believes that the British casualties since March 21 total approximately 250,000. ...
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ENEMY INFANTRY PUNISHED.
Mr. Pereival Phillips writes:—The harassing fire upon the German trenches" and communications for the past three days had the desired effect. Wherever the ...
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LYS FRONT ABLAZE.
Tremendous artillery firing has broken out on the Lye front. ...
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THE GERMAN OFFENSIVE.
A high authority on military questions stated on Friday night:—The German effort to outflank the lino of heights in Flanders, with a view of cutting off the ...
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AUSTRALIAN TRIUMPH.
The plan of the Australian counter attack at Villers-Bretonneux had to be worked out with the utmost expedition. Mixed Australian units from all parts of ...
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OVERSEA TROOPS.
The "Berliner Tageblatt," having failed to set the British against the French, has commenced a campaign to set the overseas troops against the British. The paper says ...
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A CRITICAL DAY.
The Lord Mayor of Belfast has received General Gough's letter paying a tribute to the most gallant conduct of the Ulster Division in stemming an immense l ...
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GERMAN PLANS UPSET.
Mr. Philip Gibbs writes:—Nearly a week has passed without a German attack. The enemy is reorganising his divisions and preparing for another offensive. He has ...
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HINDENBURG CHECKED.
The representative of the United 'Press Agency writes:—Marshal von Hindenburg's armies in Flanders have for six days been licking their sores. They have been held ...
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