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berg. Sweden. which has been IN
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vicinity Q. Anhoi,. Danish island in
the Eattssat, a large arm Of the
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cas-; and Jutland on the west. Tbs
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here
ReeuIss Belgrade Assault.
Nish, ServiA-The Austrian forces
hare again endeavored To cross the
Danube At Belgrade and were re-
pulsed as they were on every prev
ious endearor, the war office an.
nounced
The Kaiser Reported III.
London.-From several points the
neFx WAS received that the kaiser
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under the care o. the imperial ply
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Heavy Artillery Active.
London--Heayy artillery continues
70 play leading part in the battle
Of the AiEne, which now has been
in progress more than fortnight. With
the greatest stubboInness the oppos-
ing forces continue TO hammer away
at each other from their well en-
trenchet and strongly fortified posi-
tionx. but up to the present without
reaching any decision.
Almost without a lull, great shells
are being hurled across the rivers,
valleys and plains stretching from the
River Disc In the west to the Meuse
in the east, and thence southwark
along the whole FranceGerman bor-
der, while the lighter guns play on
the infantry lying in the trenches
awaiting an opportunity to deliver at.
tacks and counter attacks, with, as
the French official communication
says, alternate retirement on Ger.
tain points and advance on others.
Airships to Nays Aid.
Berlin.-it was stated by high an.
thority that practically all Zeppelins,
retired from active assistance In tax.
ing Notifications, are centered around
the North sea, where they are to as.
sist in an attack on the British fleet.
The outcome Of such a battle will be
highly important, for it will determine
whether dirigible can measure ur