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internal Explosion Caused Loss oi ti.ili.S

Vanguard. -_Less Than- 100 Survivors oi Crew oi 870 Some oi Whom were Ashore. All -but 'three on Board Perished.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

LONDON.- The British but-tlesllip

Vanguard blew up and sank on July 9th. says all oiilcial statement issued last night by the British Admiralty. I-The British 'battleship Vanguard dlsplfaced 19,250 tons and her comple- ment before the war \vas 870 men. The Vanguard belonged to the St. Vincent class oi’ dreadnougbts and was launched in Marcll, 1909. The

Vanguard was 546 feet long with a beam of 84 feet and a draft of 27 feet. Her armament ,consisted of ten 12 inch guns, eighteen four inch and four three pounders in addition to three torpedo tubes.

U men of those on board survived and one of them' has since died. Twenty- four officers and 71 men. however, were not on board at the time of the explosion. -

The official statement reads: H. M. S. Vanguard, Captain James

D. Dick,_ blew up while at anchor on the night ot’ July 9 as the result of an internal explosion.

The ship sank im-mediately and

there were only three survivors among those aboard the ship atgthe time of the disaster, one officer ami two men. The officer has since died. There were, however, 24 officers and 71 men not on 'board at the time, thus

An internal explosion while the

ship was .ot anchor caused the dis-| vm-3

aster to the Vanguard. Only three

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bringing the total number of survi-

to 97.

A full inquiry has been ordered.”

NOW

is ulltlllstv

Belief in Washington is ‘Thai Popular Unresl

.Will Force Reforms 0l--ware '

Soon. Austria Tired

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

WASHII-NGTON.-Germany’s latest

political difficulties are regarded by officials here as due largely to inter- nal problems afld probably of 1:1 trans-; itory nature only. I The dismissal of Foreign Secretary

Zimnxernlan, Minister ol’ Finance fi-loli- ferieh, or even ifllancellol' voll Beth- maml-Hoilweg himself, would be con- sidered largely u sul-i’nce movement, for not until the great army General. Staff itself is rencllell. it is belle-ved. will the real crust of German militar

ism be broken.

The German Foreign Ofii-cc, it was

pointed out today, has served during the war merely as it means io get the military leaders out of trouble. Deci- sions have been -made without refer- ence to the civil brunch and matters brought to the attention ol' the latter only when it wus liesi|'cd to negotiate

a way out of the difficulty.

American oillciais agree with allied

diplomats here tllat many of the Ger- man oiiicials who figure so largely ill the news are, in fuct, largely pup- pets 'being pulled across the stage us. a blilld to the German people. Their rise or fall, they say, has little signi- ficance on German_v's military and io-

reign policies.

Much Unrest in Germany.

Nevertheless it is agreed that the-re

is an enormous umollnt_of unrest in Germany today which, in all proba-

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RUSSIANS UCCUPY

WIIVIIIA VIIIAGE

(Calnsdilan Press Despatch.) - PE’1'IROG'RAD.- Russian troops'

have occupied the 'village of Novica, south of Kalusse.

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SIRAY BUlll-IS ..

WUUNII AMERICANS

. (Canadian Press Despatch.)

VVAS}llNG'I`ON- Three Americans

were wounded by stray bullets in dghting at the gates of Peking.

Mlnlrd's Llnlmsnt cures distemper.

OOMIN G EVENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS. -

IEETINGB, BTO.

"ice Cream and Strawberry Fes-

tival at the home of Mrs". Henry Lane. Mt. Miller. Tuesday evening, July 24th. Proceeds for Ladies’ Aid, Pow- nal Methodist church. 1628-7-14M2i

“Tha Cumberland Women'e .lnsti~,

tute intend holdi g an ice cream fes- ttlval at Elliot ll on Wednesday evening, July 18 . Proceeds for Red Cross. . 1tl40.7.14Mlli.

bility, will lead to sensational inter- nal changes in personnel ol'_tlle go- vernment and in ret’orm'of the obvious' ubuses oi’ thc Ger-nllln governmental system. The Genlnun peace party is very active alld the general opposition to the unre-presentative fornl of gov- ernment -has centered attention on the

extreme powers of the Jlmkers and Pan-Germans, wllo are be-ing held in- creasingly responsible for the ills of the country.

Fundamental internlal reform in

Germany is felt here to he only a mat- ter oi' time-. 'Those who have »most recently been to Germany say that reform is absolutely certain the mo- ment lilo war is over, and that the chanct-.s iirelltly l'l\vor initial steps be-

ing token during hostilities.

.»\ustrin’s in_fiuel1ce is becoming

more und more insistent toward a llb~ crul peace. Austria is said to be treated most colltemptllousiy by Ger- man officials and given consideration only as the unuvoillnblc weak link inI the chain. . Nevertheless, it is known that she would -make peace tomorrow li’ possible, und her activity in con- sulting Gcrlnun statesman and po- litical. leaders is undoubtedly causing worry nt German lleadquarters.

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IHE GERMAN REIIIHSIAG HAS BUNQIN SIRIKE

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

COPENHAGEN. ‘Serious 'news

came from Berlin late Friday. The Reichstag has gone on strike' and the members have decided to suspend the labors both of the full' house and lhemain committee until the politi cnl situuilon is cleared up. This leaves he war are-dit bill in abeyance. The Emperor has summoned Field Marshal Viqn I-lindenburg. dhief- oi' the general staff, and General laude-n~ dorff, the chief quartermaster gener- al, tor a conference.

NEW CHANCELLOR APPOINTED.

I To succlsso .l-lol.l.weo.

` /

(Canadian Press Despstchr). LONDON.- Dr. George Mlchsalls,

‘frussian Under Secretary of- Finance

nd Food Commissioner, has been ap- pointed, to succeed Dr. Von Bethmann~ Hollweg as Chancellor.

. 1 '

PINISSIAN MINIS I R

. ill WAR" SIGNS

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

BERNE.- The Prussian _Minister

of War, General Von Stein has re- signed, according town oillofsl dos-

Mlnsrd's Llnlmsnt euros colds, sto.

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pstell from- Berlin.

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apnlsll ouslpuouour Wil twill) Ellen ruin will ° A' A ....‘i"il”?.f§ A llotp A clucus

Gaining momentum as it moves ers

along the Dnlestar in Galicia con- the tinues successfully.-' The fighting is agal progressing on at fifty mile front from 600 Hialicz to the footllills of the Carpa-

Northwest of Halicz on Thursday

the Russians enlarged their gains

In the centre and on the southern W8

end of the line the Russians have been

possession of the crossings of the rl- ver Lomnica. They have made pro- gress on the road to Dolina and have- captured the crossings of the Lolnnl-

oi? Bohordozany. of 111 A probable resumption of heavy lil I

of the Pripet marshes and in Rounla- Dl`lB nin is indicated. Ou the Dvina and

of Pinsk, there has been more active infantry fighting. No determined at- tack, however, has yet developed. P

lslau besides endangering, the Austro-

Germun line ilnlnediately north in Galicia, also is a threat against the' L

Ron-mnnlan artillery has been ham llrtl

ward to test the enemy’s strengthw No attack in force 'has been reported. L

the

All

PE’l‘ROGRA‘D.- Now- that Halicz In is ill Russian possession the eyes of imp General Kornilbi’i"s Cossack cavalry Deg are turned toward _the railway centre eu of Styrj, a town of 30,000 inhabitants, nn a section of the line from Lemberg to are Lawoczne. and ol' a branch line to~mk Chodorow. <

Military writers describing the de-

fensive, says its chief strength'is on the east and northeast and that it is weaker on the south, There is wide- sprelul expectation oi’ an important counter-attack on the northern front.

Two Breaks. `

in ten days llle Russian offensive N

has penetrated the Austro~Gel~man line had

two great rivers, and taken close to It"

of guns and material. Lemberg is now Hut

The Teutons evidently regarded the A

old

(Canadian Press Despatch.) IIB

by Russian troop in Lodziany region, southwest of Kaluss in eastern Gali- cia, resulted in the Austrians losing their positions, 1,000 men in prison- II

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'-*rx* ‘

i (Csnsdhsn Press Despst`cI\.') ‘

LONl)0N.- The King returned Sa-

turday from his fourth visit to 'the front. On -this occasion he was ac- companied for the first time by the Quccn. He issued a special order to -the armies in the Iileld in which

he says among- other things:

‘ii leave you wi-ti; feelings of ad-

miration and gratitude for past schle- vements and with conhdence in your future efforts. There are doubtless fierce struggles still to come and heavy strains of endurance to be

It 'be at

sn ll

Several ‘More Important Positions Gaptured-»

by Russians. Drive l\lou|~Fiity. mg, Mile -Frost. itouulaniau--2i.iue_`ls ’l`_hreatell|>.d.1 333

westward -the great Russian drive I0fflce announcedI today. Elsewhere

R .

. ,_ _ OTT .

' A polit' al parties will hold o. caucus

thians and all along the line the Rus- GERMAN AGENTS SENT T0 A8-

sians are advancing. SASINATE RUSSIAN OFFICIALS.

north of ‘the Dniester, capturing lim- PET

portant heights between the river and have Bukazowice and occupied two villa- have

gee. This advance is in the direction* vernmant officials with particular in- (CIMGIM PN" D°lPa*°l1-I Carvell or F. F. Pardee will probably of Lemberg. tentions against A. F. Kerensky, the ST

victorious in heavy ihsttles for the FREN

merillg the ’l`euton positions there in thing of lllterest happened during the llle -Past few days and already ad~ (lay.

vance parties have been thrown for-I GERMANS ACTIVE 'IN BELGIUM.

(°“"°°"°" "'°'° D°'P°'°h-I BERLIN vm LONDON-Iwmclul.) =;vm_..

t of Courteeon along a front of Eff; een hundred metres and three hun- serv

nut snnss

of cities, towns and villages, crossed fly' 1° be able W “Y "WY hull ‘l°“9

dh-e¢¢|y m8m,ced_ chi, and received by cable- from Bol:I

logna, italy, by Police Commisslonell

rthur Woods. It. is the slayer’s exl

Brusiloif offensive disdainiully when hmauon of the once failure to

._ ._ If

it started on July 2. find the body of the elghte-eniyear

_ , bicycle shop a iewholirs before the

PETROGRAD. Attacks yesterday _pdnce _,wamh,, was mmm C

box over the hole. Whie t box ge

WHS. UIBYQ l-l'° P¢?l.°° °““‘°I- Th” our msnfought against 'overwhelm- ldnft notice allyth ng.” ` . |n The confession which to believed me'

liyhistrict Attorney Swann to cotl- wk stitute positive evidence to Police no uulpsblllty, will bs submitted to the bu

[find July. gud ‘

'rim one will as lnggtlns moulin; liv u

The sun sets this evening and to- th

a°"‘:' °‘ ~ - ~ t u

. _ - _ orn ns an a _ _ _ ,t I no” who . _ ~` on-¢.,,,,.,_,,,¢ ~. ,,,,______*,,_,_“_ ' itmt-|,¢_ But be the |-qu begun ug, The moon sets tonishtat 7.30 p.ln. TINY WGN tile emnstntta M in _ .. ._ -.+. ~- ~ "~°"°5. {

,mm or sho", me ,pmt mg pmok dmT{\veJ:ll:=dl:l;sr}::-ynlll.t1,'i|s :mi :']i_:ly;gd ansnag oerolndovzun R_usslANo t:DN1‘INlJ.S Bio DRIVE ON LEMBERG.

which have brought .us so far will ue- »|`~‘he,.e Wm b’. ‘ n"`m& on wed, can-led back to German hpsgitsis Continuing with unabsted vigor their attacks the [katrina have ver fsil and undfr God's guidance tinsl uqugy, my mth gg 10 g, m, _ ;l;t;y.1':gr:|h;ols¢i‘txt=ltl;:“i:f the Nort slap-_ _t|l;'rt»(i;)-tl:slc:,l.°l-.¢>.l}g=yn{;>‘r't:i:iod village lllfilionlltlchy ‘(2) . som testi ur'-Bins; and comiiioto tutor! in our just The ll\.llUI_ of tok! will ho ilftzssn ° ` uc" M ._ U W9" “"9 0'! “sl Mt le" _ ortfled' poll-_

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ously in ammo- _ _ __ , "°""_ "" °‘“°" *"‘“"“° _ _ uuaulfs tlnimul sum mums. ou:»l_r~alIIiNlI¢4_t1l._ f'°"‘l '° °'f“ ‘.““-°" °'

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and a number of guns, -the War

ussians hold their ground

nat attacks and took more than additional prisoners.

illlssing.

The

___ gallize

lc - - Liberal conscriptionists will or~

and elect a chairman and com-

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_ -- Liberal and Conservative Conscriptionist

“53‘i?'i” 1-‘i.':'i3.iZf:.?“§§2;?..... Members will Each Hold Caucus Today

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“?;,_"‘;;__§'°f_";_;°;§;1gg°g__;';g__ and Arrange for Future licilon. Proposal »»°~°-1 »»f~~'»K- I lor Union Government wlll he Submitted.

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R (From Our Own Correspondent.) ` '. 'I ` ' ' I I AWIA- Tomorrow the two

belt will cxplnlll “hy tllls was done

and will also lay before his party the propo-_.aio for at union govornnlent. The p:1l'l|.inmnr;ll_\' cxlellsioll bill will not be pl's-5;;-.ml in n vote tomorrow but

I.200

Passengers Lnndad Safely lIIIeI;I:tl

(Canadian Press Despatch.) And w]|| bg 'fgkgn [0 St' for un

been nztlfled -that the Germans sent a ents to assassinate go-

r Minister. EIHH

rying

MAN POSITION AND 360 S0\lfll

through this representative the ations with the Conservatives lon. The Chairman should un-

ROGRAD_- All militia chiefs JIh v der ordinary circumstances be I-ibn.

0 li S.

George P. Graham, but his wobbling

I has di

sgusted his colleagues and F. B.

. JOHNS, NF`LD.- The Norws be chosen

ste-amship Kristiania- Fjord, car~ S1,-

Robert Borden has called a

l-W€lV@ llullflfefl DHSBUIEGTB W9“lI caucus of the Conservative conscrip~

cl-l CAPTURE srnouo Gen- asl1°r° today near CWS R022- the tloulst

ernmost point of Newfoundland. Consul

PR|`s0NER3_ All the passengers were landed safe- rank,

ly at

(canadian Pres. Despatch.) brousllt to this city bv train- I

ca at Perehlnsko, about fifteen nliles` l’ARlS»- A SIFOIISIY 0i'E3l1lZ€d H0! The south of Kalusz, and 'four miles west W0I‘l< Ol’ GBYHINI trolwhes on a -front D°|'l9ll

re than Q00 yards and 300 yards D011 011 -H1119 25-

fleptll was taken by -the French ' O _

righting ou the eastern fruntyun-tn north of Mont Haut. 360 German `

tiers were taken.

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Shura rivers and near Smorgon, north FRENCH RETAKE A POSITION- |-

(Canadlan _Press Despatch.)

Office sta s that the Frenchluons

Portugal Cove and will be studen

s for the same time. There is erahlo dissatisfaction inI their over the exemption of divinity ts from military service. Sir Ro

.arl'al\,';t:lllelll~: \\ill he made to bring it i`or\vurd again :lt some future date.

in the 1-louse :Saturday Hou. Frank

Cochrallc allllollllcetl limi the govern- ment l'ail'.\'ay policy would be submit- ted to parliament in the near future.

The probability is that temporary re-

vernment will take over the C.N.R. and t'i.'i`.P. during the wal' and ii af- ter the war these roads cannot fin- ance lllcrnselles they will beco-mo a permallelll part oi the government f:_\'sleul

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Krlstiania Fjord was last re- as arriving, at an American

lAIAIiII|IISIIIAIIAI’IlIERAii l°lll@l§;.l;l CUMING

"RIS" A"IIfI°I"I"°°""°"`"`° 'ihe _ Situation in Germany is 0bscure, Lloyd

War

Threaten. thumanim |_|"e_ retook a position south of Courcy Stme

s lllxflabeelll mid; for The har-

_ which was captured by the Germans t| Nh 0 0pg_ Arte gathering » -

The ltusslan advance west ol' Stall- in the morning. _` ' ' ~ Iltesthrdghcllrvcgt lm the A'meIrlL'an side: _

USUAL ARTII-Il-Env ON'-V- the' laborers will move across to the,

(Canadian 'Press Despatch.) -Canadian we5t_

_*_* (ca,-,gd-lun Pres; Despatch.) still ohsfrurc. Notwlthstantling the

, LONDON.- There 'are two distinct sensallotlai revelations nf‘ the Koel- points of view here regarding thc nis¢~i1.- Volkll .’if»itllna', nothing dei-

* German political crisis. Une, tllnt iniic is yci lllnllvll cl>llccrl|illg the

0NDON.~ British ofilclal state-I

line in Roumanla. Tile Russian und ment states that outside of the usual

llery activity on both sides no-

(Canadlan Press Despatch.)

ONDON.-- The German forces on Ma

attacks have been repulsed. dell

it is altogether genuine; another, that I, coilnliilllioll ol' the f-oaliiion millis-

1 it is largely stage mutt-agu¢|_ try or tilt- 1‘l|;\|li\.-llol"n i'ali.c. fier-

| I s - ‘ _ ' ' ' llil Il* ` I'1 l‘I|'i:lt';i ' _ `

Both agree in illmly bc-llevlllg, I n_\ . pnllin ll lolltlnuc lil

i __` that the fernnellt whether i;ollnlllc 1' "ml" ‘.’II l"'I'"""I"l""‘ “Il'l‘Ill I” T9'

. . - . | - ' ilevicvl ull I-olltl.llll~'lu|'y articles in

H P St le I ri d or theatrical largely oliglmtet ln In )w;_`_;_v

'lor ' ' an y Wm ar ve Vienna' ulsoIillut whatever may be " l

Belglilll l'l0Ili are Sll0WiH£.' grelll at his home in Montreal from the. the upéhcm A new peace offer may

CAPTURED 43.000 PRISONERS. activity agalll south of Leobartzyde. front

a few days ago, has been awar-. be ekpected from mo Central Powers Listen lc L. George.

the D. S. O., for special gallan- in E few weeks_ _

(Canadian Press DesPat°ch.) trzllsat the hams or “my mage' He Not that such an offer would be` f';lulnn|»t 0n.=.u~t-ers. sollllfillllefl with

the capture from the French ol’ medi ortant positions on the Chemin- the --Dames on the Alsne front, south- 4193

site

'- a ci

W0l1fli'l€d Hilll 838990 011 AD\‘ll 9. of such 3 nature as to affect the Gr-rnlull lxnllo, do not accept reported was ordered home for further length of me wa,-I bu., it would h@Irel'orln:s :lt their i':l~~e value. Lloyd- cal treatment. Major Stanley is put gm-ward by Germany in the hops Gt=r>rgl=’s speech undoubtedly had an eldest son ol’ Mrs. J. T. Bethune of embanasing the Ameg Het-9 it immense effect. Almost every Dutch-l

Sherbmqke Street' West for' lS generally agreed that the A‘lH€1‘l0£ll1 man met since tht- German crisis has

Y MTB- GBOFEB Shlllllfll' Of Char' Embargo on exports is an in-dnitely :lsscrterl that (iermanv has taken. town. H0 enlisted for OVGPBSHS greater blow. affecting the duration of I.lo_wl-owl-gf.-'s mllnsul`ln heart. and 00 lil U10 73|"-l Hl8llllUlil8l‘B lil theewar, than the German crisis. is wiiilnl: io llclnovrallze il.-eif as a,

d dhetres deep, 350 prisoners were 1915,

but was drafted into another' cnlniilion in-i'nl'c negollallolls io end

alion in the firing line, shortly' the \\-nr, wllivll is dnily more loutlled r his arrival in England. He is Cause for Shake-Up. and is dnil_'\' 1-.liillg more deeply llllo vll engineer by profession and -_:iw rllllif- cl' lin- nation. ' graduated' from McGill with hon ’l‘he Tinles, under the headline. _lt is um-n ;l.|llr~»l, Ilmvcvcl-, that in Applied Science. II-is brother "German Pence Offensive." says: inc yn-I-s<>nt situation is rolnpllcslnd

mot _ listed in an ammunition draft raised llle l(°9l11l=*Cll@ V0lkS Zelllullls urws nl' the i»ri\'ilf‘u<‘<i 1°l:i‘~f=l'== for ille re-

ntmm by Mem 00| (~ost|gan of the crisis, it must be relnenlbcrcll tt-"im" nf th.-;,. |,,-;(-,|,.,._fl,,_

Driver A, K. Stanley. who recentlv "0verdolng by Berlin may he found 'hy illrl-i~ or l`on,~ r~lexln\|ll¢l- lin- lic-sire

» I _ > _ visned in qharmttetgwn with |115 accurately to characterize their mo for |n~n<i»_ lin- ti:-all-I- for ril-tor_v, the

- > he,-_ tg at the fl-gm, huvmg eu. UVGB. lil COIlSlll€i`llll§ llle Villllfl 01 iio.~airl' i`u|' 4l~\|l|oi‘l'.ll‘_\ :tml lllc dt-‘sire

o . _ . “ ' ' _

~ » Since crossing w_ England Drivm. that Erzberger doluinutes this news-

_____ ‘_ _ -_ stanley has been drafted 'mo N0' 2 paper. One outstanding ful-t is 1-lPal'. Want (`.omIbinr|ti0,-,_

EW YORK- "The reptuation l hom with the police was eo good that mn

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The above statement occurs lin a __

43-000 l"`l5°"°l`“- Wltll 9- Valli ““mb°l' written confession ol' the murder oi ‘TE

h Cruger, s-igned by Alfredo Coe

Wadleigh Hilgh School which had,buried in the cellar of his -

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Police Failed to See Hole. mans

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7.43 and tomorrow at ,8.85; It will high tonight at 9.41 and tomorrow 10.34.

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0RRESPONDEN'l"S IlEADQUAR~ RS lN FRANCE. -- The Ger-

and the Yser Canal. This re-

rae of oum is not a' great defeat;

U04? ln llelld “ml “nd "W" l’“°l't°d~l" it is only tragic suffering. such as _

_ ' ~ fill’ l98l- l fllll “°l- 9'" °“l'thl”5 I" one must expect in war. But what is I

. ._ the l10l° 1° “W9” “W lim: Pl" reat-great in spirltuisl value and in -

- -4 mic memory -is the way in which ‘

g odds and under an annihilating

und until there' woe no ground. t only a sea of bloody wreckage

B r iz namely, however much the German

Heagyh-gigagilmln a&';:"Il¥_ Igénlnwhhlh Government, realizing the crisis that _li' nil ll|cn,. ,.,,,,|,| izolnehou' lm mm.

g 5 I” 9 e "B is impending, decided to advertise and |,,,1.»_,l .,, _,. ,,, .y,.|,,,1.. ,|,,. p',,|,.,,¢,. -

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have claimed a victory by - gun-fire. They have driven us our defences in a wedge-shaped of sand dunes between the

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and did not try to escape nor or surrender, but held this

still fought until most of them l dead or disabled. The men did that were the King's Royal s and the Northamptonr. and _ last stand of theirs behind the Canal will not be forgotten as he human valor is remembered

other side of the csnsi csllw wounded and had to swim hack.

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at two places, have captured u score they were making the inspection mer sc|_al:(l;"*:l9lY escaped 5° ml' W"l‘°“t R ciipituiiztz it, thiere is behlfnd it hull to ti... i,..|;..|' tim, ,;¢.,,ui,,L. ,;,.m,,,_,.,,_

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‘__ ‘ \ with the l-ncmv. That scclns to be

Still More Obscure thc lllltlorlvil if |u"` f l '

- . _ 1, l..l> o llc unity for-

mula whicll was in declare that Ger-

A despatch to the Times from Am lnnny if. only wagillg ll dciellfsive war.

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