, 1916-07-19
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ment saws o. he left bank of The Meuse,
Il German attack with heud-grenades against
one of our trenches north east OF the Avo-
court redoubt, was reputsed. On the right
bank of the river, the artillery fighting was
sustained and intense III the sector of Fleury.
We dispersed with infantry fire several re-
counoitrng parties of the enemy IN Chapi-
tre wood. In the forest of Aprem0nt, soves |
attempts of the Germans to make attacks
were broken up by our cnrtain of fie.
London, July 15lh.-The statement from
the front today timed 1850 p. IN. says
"All continues to 60 well on the British
trout, aud at one point We forced the euemy
bnck TO his third system of defence, more
than four miles to the rear of his original
trout trenches at Frcourt aud Mametz. In
the past "a hours we have captured over
1000 prisoners including II regjmental COM
mander Of the Third Guards division, ana the
total number of prisoners taken by the Bri-
fish since the battle began, now exceeds
10000. Large quantities Of war material
have also fallen into our hands.
Madrid, July 15th.-The Government
has established q military censorship on
all Press dispatches. Martial-law was
declared throughout Spain on Thurs
day as Il result of the railway strike,
which seriously affected the operation of
the lines on the northern system. A
Madrid despatch on be night OF July 18Th
said that q general strike had been aunoun-
ced for July 10Th.
Londoo, July 4th.-Wedneslay's casual
ties include 423 officers, 100 of whom nre
dead. The officers killed include lieutenant
Colouul A Fitzgerald, East Surveys, Captain
Murray, Yorkshires, q well-knoWn oarsman,
and Captain Robert Pillmau, West KeDts, a
general Rugby Footballer. The gallant part
n NJ..F..-IlaD I ,,I Nnur H.I,.I t.N,.,
including the Maoris, have taken in the re-
cent fighting transpires in TO days meu's
casualties. 236 Newfoundland wounded and
l61 New Zealand names appear on The list.
The total lists show l,I02 men, POT dead.
The Regiments suffering are The Fed Artil-
lery, Walwickshires, Welsh Fusiliers, North
nmberl land Fusiliers, Grenadiel Guards, Roy
alFusiliers, East Yorkshires, Kings Royal Ri
fes and Highland Light Infantry. Further
heavy British casualty lists Issued last night
give the names OF 104 Officers killed 3O1
wounded and 1850 men killed and wound
ed.
Charleston, S. G. July 15h.-Onfcials at
the Navy Yard here announced that the
crew of the naval collier Hector, reported
sunk, had been taken off III small boats. A
wireless IN tssage, it was said, had been sent
Out asking all vessels to watch for the
boats.
London, July 15th.-For the first time
this summer German submarines have APP
peared in the Aland Sea, according to a
Stockholm despatch to tue 'Daiiy Telegraph.
The heavy traffic between Sweden ard Fin
land in these waters is becoming precar-
ious.
London, July 14th, -Interpellated in the
House OF Commons to-day, Mr.. Asquith de-
clined to discuss the conduct Of the cam
paign by the British in Mesopotamia at this
time or state reasons, but said he had no de-
sire TO keep back anything. Sir Edward
Carson ntimated an intention to force a de-
bate on the subject next week.
London, July 15Lh.-According to the
Petrograd correspondent of the "Morning
Post" there is a strong feeling in many in
fuential quarters in Russia, that if Austria
again throws out feelers for a separate peace
they should be welcomed by the Allies, none
of whom feel toward Austria as they all feel
towards Germany. The Petrograd CORES
pondent of the "Daily Mali learns that
about a quarter OF a million Germans have
been detached from the other fronts 10 try
to step General Brussiloff's advance.
Manila, July l5th.-The agents of the
British steamship "Chinese Prince" have
suspended fling q bond. pending adyices