, 1916-04-29
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i"NHC1 DN'O
Quatia in Egypt, which is situated near the
SueZ Canal. AS O resnlt of the lombard
ment the camp was destroyed and the hos
tile troops were compelled to Withdraw.
Mar5eilles, April 2~6tb.-Another contin-
gent of Russian troops arrived at this port
yesterday morning.
Paris, April 25th-Tbe War Office this
evening issued the following bulletin North
of the Aisne, after artillery preparation, our
troops captured a small wood south of Bsis
des Buties. In the Argonne, our heavy
batteries destroyed a German position. and
shattered an enemy trench about SO metres
in length. In the sector Of Four-de-Paris
near Hill 285, the Germans exploded
q mine, but our barrier of fire prevent
ed the enemy from occupying the era
ter, the southern edge OF which we Or
gained. West of the Meuse, an intense
bomDardment has occurred at Hill 3O4 and
in the regions of Esnes and Cumieree. East
of the Meuse, the day was calm. In the
Woevre district, a very violent bombardment
occurred in the sector Of MoulainvlIle but
no infantry actions developed. Oar long
range guns effectively bombarded Heudi-
court station. In Lorraine southeast Of Ba-
do2villers, the Germans after an intense bonn
bardment delivered a strong attack against
q salient which formed our line at La Cha
pelotte. The attack was completely re-
pulsed. Some enemy groups, which had
gained a footing on the northeastern part of
this salient, were driven out during the after
noon. In this action we took so prisoners.
At VauquOis, an enemy eerOFlane was COM
PEELED to land inside his lines after II combat
with one Of cur machines. We subsequently
destroyed this machine b. our fire. In the
region of Verdun oar ueroplanes brought
down a German machine which fell at Cote
du Poivre. A third machine was brought
down in the FORCES wood. We compelled "a
Fokker to descend in the region Of HattOn-
chatel. Last night our dlrIgIbies dropped
sixteen shells on the station Of ConHaus.
London, April 25th.-Ihe Press Bureau
this evening gave out the following: Des-
patches to hand from General Lake, dated
Monday last, state that eve still hold the
line running southeast from Besta5cess
which we this morning prolonged south
ward, driving the enemy advanced pickets.
On our left, we still hold the same line facing
the Sunnayet position.
Berlin, April 25tb.- Official report: West
err front: There has been very Lively actt-
witty both by the artillery and avIators ON
both sides. West of the Meuse, hand gren-
AIDE attacks developed during the night north
east Of Avocourt. An attack delivered by
the enemy against our trenches east of Dead
Mans Hill broke down under our infantry
fire. Our ~aviators conducted extensive bonn
bardments on numerous camps of the enemy.
One hostile aeroplane WINS shattered by our
guns near Tahure aud destroyed and another
was shot down east of the Meuse, On the
Eastern front another Russian attack east of
Garbounovka broke down under our fire
and cost the enemy heavy losses. A Ger
man aerial squadron made an attack on the
railway and ammunition depots of Molodech-
no which was attended with success.
London, April 25th-The city of Dublin
has been the scene of serious fighting be-
tween members of the Sim Fein Society and
regular troops reinforced by loyal volun-
teers. The Loyaltists lost twelve killed and
nineteen wounded. The casualties among
the rioters have not yet been ascertained.
Many disturbers were arrested. The trou-
bic started at noon yesterday when the mob
seized Stephens Green, a large park near
the Royal University, the Post Office where
the telephone and telegraph lines were cut,
and houses in various parts of the city. The
details surrounding the situation SO far
available are meagre, but Government Off
cials express the opinion that with Sir Rog-
er Easement and two of his aides imprison-
ed in London, the troops are in control of