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II the Allies drive tAeua suG sf
France. Me beleians hsSe
moved their sect " seserumess
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Aas jsased shst ef the Allies in
northern France.
Gernsnys excellent submsrine
torpedo beat service hss rshAed
the British navy Of its seventh
wsruhip IN the North ses. The
Prstected cruiser Hawke u the
latest victla Less than seventy.
five men Of . crew of about 500
were saved when the cruiser was
destroyed.
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Two great hastles, one n northern
Ffsace aad Belgium, the 0thes n Rus-
stan Poland sach with Q foun4 q
thrss hunassd nilss. have poochs6
thstr hetGht-but the pubic y enasu-
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pregress through 0ficial comnunsse-
tions, which frsqueatly are wtAsly q
variance
osseis esssvs AWsea
From the French report II appsass
that the western battle y going SLOW
ly but surely N favor of the Alliss
Under the pressure Of the trsaps of
the Allies, the Germsns, who stsrtsH
no advance on Calais and othes French
coast ports, have been forced TO eysc.
uate the left hank u the Lys River,
which 10 considerable aHnaance sos(
81 the points their aAvaoes eusras
roachsd last wssk. Fusthse go n
the Lens aistrAst - seuthUosd -
tween Arras 80 Albsst, whsse the
Germsns ma1o thslR INITIAL e6toUut 20
work around the Allies left, the Rsit.
ish and Frsnch have MADE notable
progress"
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Although the Germans have failed
To break the Allied hne ana have
themselves been compelled TO give
ground, they are nov In . bs4tsr pool
ion. haviae = fPoat which stretches
from the Swiss frontier TO Antwerp
and Dutch territory, 30 that there ere
no Hanks which the Allies ean turn.
The Allies can attempt TO break the
line Nd l.
'e what they are tryias to do on the
elsian frontier.
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An official report received from Ger
man army headquartefs says four
thousand prisoners were taken at Ant
werp and more than hve hundred
auns.
Atrnsot to As4x.
The steady hammerins of the a.
lies On the German left wing OF the
French battle front has brought them
almost within cannon range Of the
forts at Metz. In spite of this men
ace the 0sgInan crown prince 9
army haAss sn dossedly to the posi-
tions II has taken on the Meuse near
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csrvnsns est FrsoA Yessps.
Regular traffc on the main liner in
Germany hes been suspeaAea the last
four days TO allow the transportation
as quickly As possible. TO the western
field, of an army of ninety Thousand
freshly trained men.
ooer cornmana eevoiNs-
strong command of the Roe,
army in the British Union Of Soutf
Africa has revolted and the govern
or has piaced the entire Cape Colony
usasr martial Law. The revolt was
engineered and led by Colonel Maritz
secrstiy q German army officer. who
received arms. materials Of war and
m@ey from Germany Recoverinl
from the FIRST shock of the new,
that organized revolt nov menacet
British authority in South Africa
London has received word tha
from nearly every part OF the uniol