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THE WAR
The following special cables were received in New York at the times mentioned to-day:— 3.45 a.m.—It is believed that a further ...
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COLOSSAL ENEMY LOSSES.
The German withdrawals on the Western front continue. The British gained one mile of ground south of Merris, capturing vieux Berquin. ...
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ENEMY TROUBLES.
The United Press Association wrote on Thursday night:—Signs are accumulating of the changes of policy imposed on the Germans by the Allied successes. General ...
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ANZAC PROWESS.
Mr. Gilmour telegraphed from the Australian headquarters on Friday:— One and all of the New South Wales units have been in the fighting from the ...
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A HOT SKIRMISH.
Mr. Gilmour, the Australian Press correspondent, writing on Thursday, said:— Now that the Australian line has remained generally stationary for the past few days, ...
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THE AUSTRALIANS.
Mr. Gilmour, the correspondent of the Australian Press Association, writing on Wednesday, states:—The Australian units are beginning to sort themselves out after ...
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SIX MILLION CASUALTIES.
The German armies during the full period of the war have lost over six million men killed, wounded, and missing. It is estimated that 1,400,000 Germans had ...
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GREAT AMERICAN ARMY.
The British and French advance continues. The British are pushing to the eastward to the north of the Amiens to Roye road. The "Echo de Paris" announces that ...
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