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SUNDAY'S CABLES

THE WAR.

TO-DAY'S

TELEGRAMS.

1 Reuter's Service to the China Mail.)

ALLIED ADVANCE IN ALBANIA.

AUSTRIANS SUFFER HEAVY 'LOSSES.

ENEMY RETERATING AND BURNING DEPOTS.

Loxios, July 12. Fishel Faster mushanight,

South of the Devolve are pour

tinuing, put navness,

We seized the wheže to Kosmitz „Pidge and avapiek all the villages

in the Thingien Valley Sabove Doly! peny, taking expe 250 prisoners.

on the dept the Mulous guituted

Catay Launuka heights The Austrians

hd burning their deguts.

THE BOOTY TAKEN.

* LONDON, July 12. „An Italian offigial report states --

The booty taken in Allegia in aldes sthree games; eigik moun- Winguins, four trench-guis and two treneli hortars!

DIFFICULT COUNTRY TO BE TRAVERSED.

ALLARD FRONT SHORTENED HY MANY KILOMETRES.

Rose, July 12.

ous rings south of the Semehi rive and it tributary, the Deval

The Figaro, referring to its fil, aims, says the occupation of Albania: and the advance to the north of Like Ohrida will place the Bulgarian Army ha dangaus position.

THE MACEDONIAN FRONT.

ARTILLERY ACTIVITY.

FRENCH AVIATORS' PLUCK.

33 HOSTILE MACHINES, BAGGED IN JUNE.

LONDON, July 12, A French communiqué states:--- During June 150 enemy aeroplanes. were brought down and 11 seriously slanged.

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13 HOSTILE MACHINES...

AFFAIRS IN RUSSIA.

CZECHO-SLOYAKS DEFEAT

BOLSHEVIKS.

BOLSHEVIKS OVERTHROWN AT TUKUTSE,

Chiliabinsk..

A corespondus confirms the fines that the Bolsheviks were als ever- thrown at Irkitak."

ALIEN PROBLEM AT HOME. BILL PASSES SECOND READING. KUEHI MANN'S SUCCESSOR

DRASTIC GOVERNMENT

PROPOSALS.

*A'REPLY TO GERMAN

OUTRAGES

LONDON, July 12.

In the House of Commons Sir George

PERING, July 11.. "The Czecho-Slovaks hape over- «Over fottom of bombs were tw the Bolsheviks throughout Cave moving the second reading of dropped.

[the whole region from Tbolsk to the British Nationality and Status of BRITISH AVIATORS BRING DOWN Semfolatirsik ani 'troni Kristovarsk; Aliens Bill, said all the selfgoverning Dominions and Fudin, with the excep tion of Australia, approved the draft of the Bill, but Australia indicated ite Its main purpose wia to give 234ent. wider powers, to revoke naturalisation certificates. The Bill did not deal with many difficult questions in connection with the law of Nationality, but be hospos, July. It.

kuped the policy of making nationality laws would not he abandoned by The Bolshevik Government allege that. General · Muravie, the Com-question to an advisory, committee of Government. He proposed to refer the

the. Isochio. Slovak front, bus dipoitted suicide.

SOCIAL REVOLUTIONARIES MARCH!

Losvos, July 12 Fill-Marsh Sir Douglas Haig, reporting on aviation, says:

On the Bak w destruyel sever, zomycines and drove down, six out of control. Four British machines are missing.

Hang showers, interrupted obj...

semination.

BOLSHEGIK C-IN-C: COMMITS

SUICIDE.

We dropped 10 tons of bombaander-in-Chief during the day on various targets. Laisvos. "Juk 12"-4, . Rain prevented flying af night. Punch Pastors poniouligné

AIR-KAIDS ON GERMANY.

AMERICANS BOMB COBLENZ.

REWS TAKES PRISONER BY

GERMANS.

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states as

Earny ortillery, was greatly "active on the Marsilonial meant, expreially west for the Vasier and worth" of. Morastin

THE WESTERN FRONT.

SUCCESSFUL BRITISH RAIDS.

Lossos, Jely 12.

A German official report claims That Sve our of the six American jaeroplanes attempting a

raid

ON MOSCOW.

ENVIRONS REACHED

ALREADY.

PARIS, July 12.

dent says that M. Tehernoff, the leader of the Social Revolutionaries and head of mawrons armel bands? chiedy peasants, is marching against

· MORE" PRISONERS; BROUGHT Coblenz were brought dóna and the Moscow, and has already reached the

crews taken prisoner.

AMERICAN LOSS CONFIRMED),

"BACK.

Lospos, July 12. Fehl-Marshai Sir Douglas Hig reports --

į. We took 120 prisoners and 10 unchine-guns in Thursday's enter- prise, south-west of Merris

We repulsed an attempted raid to the south of Bucqray

We successfully middled to the northeast of Merris near Meteren land in the xhrinity of Hänell, taking

PISQUES.

A semanticial report (stating, The "importancy of the surgess In Albania that only be realised by „ knowledge of the topography of the AUSTRALIANS PENETRATE" ENEMY Kountry.

LINES.

LATER.

environs.

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THE ASSASSINATION OF COUNT: MIRBACH.

experts.

LATER, The House of Commons has passed the second reading of the Nationality Bill.

The Bill empowers the Home Secre tary to revoke certificutea of naturaliza- tion where they were fraudulently obtained, and also to revoke certificates fruta disloyal citizens, criminals, notorious bad characters and persons who have lived abroad for seven years.

HANDS OFF THE "PACIFIC."

MR. HUGHES ON AUSTRALIA'S

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HERITAGE TO THE ISLANDS.

LONDON, July 12.

VIEWS WAR AS BRITAIN VERSUS GERMANY,

AUSTRIA REGRETS KUEHL- "MANN'S RESIGNATION,

LONDON, July 12.

Hintze aa German Foreign Secretary, is The appointment of Admiral von-

not yet officially confirmed, but it is now taken for granted.

A portion of the German Press emphasises that Admiral' von Hintxe always refognised that the war was in essence Great Britain versus Germany, and regulated his activities accordingly. It is reported that the Majority Socialista have accepted the appoint- meat with certain reservations.

The Rt. Hon. W. M. Hughes (the Premier of Australia), at the Pilgrims Club said Australis did not dare to The Austrian newspapers regret thie- sent to the Pacific lalands reverting resignation of Herr von Kuhlmann, whom to Germany, because Australia's safety they describe as the best exponent of demanded that her sea pathways be free. the idea of a Moderate peace.

and whoever held the Northern Island belts commanded Australia Germany fortified the Islands and monopolized Dealing with the Alien question their trade before the war, and a few he agreed that the continuance

more years, wont have seen a hnge of enemy outrages upon humanity German army in the Pacific. Now 'must. reasonably sal naturally Guinea and the other Islands, were to affect the viewpoint from, which Australia what Boulogne and Calais we approached such questions. Public were to Englami. The Australijans laid opinion must be taken into account to I down their lives to "deveinn Australinda

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FRANCE'S DAY.

£500,000 TO BE RAISED IN LONDON..

LONDON, July 12.

London by the raising of funds for the France's Day will be celebrated in French Rad Cross. The sam

with fiberal subscriptions, is result in collecting

BY DICHT

REQUIEM AT WESTMINSTER CATHEDRAL,

going to be toany International compli-estimated proposed to ask the committee of each cations and racial problems and a greater £500,000. County to undertake a revision of war than the present might folly unless cxeniptions from internment in the case people with a love of freedom and of men and exemptions from repatria ample regard for civilisation, such as tion in the case of women. Where the Germans did not possess, immedi exemption continued the reasons would ately administered the Pacific.

Available Naturalisation recognised that the policy of "Hands be publicly certificates would be reviewed, and off the,,Pucife" meant that we must-

determined to do so in order to reach a lasting peace.

He FOR FALLEN FRENCH SOLDIERS,

"LONDON, July-122

An impressive Requiem service was

those issued during the war were not fight on to victory, and Australia was held for the fallen French soldiers st

likely to be continued unless for good

An 'American communiqué con. firms the lose of five aeroplanes STORMY SOVIET CONGRESS AT public reasons. A retrospective reque la result ht a bombing expedition.

74 RAIDS ON GERMANY IN JUNE.

814 TONS OF BOMBS DROPPED

LosDos, July 11, The Press Bufonu stutes:-

An independent air force dropped $14 tins of bombs during 74 raids Jon Gemmy in June.

BOMBS DROPPED IN BULGARIA.

LONDON, July 12..

MOSCOW.

„DOMINIONS" PREMIERS AND REPRESENTATIVES.

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MANSION HOUSE BANQUET..

LONDON, July 12

The Lord Mayor of London gave banquet at the Mansion House to the Dominions Premiers and representatives. The distinguished compasy included Mr. Balfour, Viscount Jellicce, Lord Milner and General Smuts.

Westininister Cathedral..

participated,

Their Majesties the King and Queen were represented and there was a dis tinguished congregation. The Zouaves and Grenadier Guards The Zouayes band later marched through the city Coldstream Guards. warmly greeted.

accompanied by They were very

JAPANESE INTERVENTION IN SIBERIA.

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ment would be made that no name could be changed without a Home Office BONDON, July 19 A description received here of the certificate. He was unable to agree with. Soviet Congress at Aloscow two days the proposal to summarily discburge before Count Mirbuch was killed says persons of enemy origin from Govern. the representatives of the Ententement offices, but be proposed" that and also Count "Michach with the only natural-born Britishers would be personnel of the tifhman Legation employed there during the war, unless were present. There were violent National reasons justified exceptions. scenes, the "Socint Revolutionaries The Government proposed that e stignatising the Bolsheviks tfar

aliens. besides enemy aliens, should

Mr. Walter Long (Secretary of State → hangmen of Mirbuchs

posaca, identity books. Sir George for the Colonies), toasting the guests, Lackeys." and applauding the p-Cave foreshadowed further steps to remarked that the Imperial Governsent The rese Bureau stabest- pearance of the Ukraine representa deport uncleairable von enemy aliens did not desire to obstruct the progress of wor the ovenpation of territory Fold-Marshal Sir Douglas · Flaig

The Royal Air Force, co-operating tive, M.: Alexandroff, who asked for

and outlined Turther

restrictions of the Dominions, hat, on the contrary, Blame can only be carried out by reports:

with the Navy, between the Stl to assistance to enable the Ukraine to detachments holding molate the

We captured a few priedens at the fun. dropped eight tous throw off the yoke of the Brest as regards enemy businesses, including was prepared to facilitate it. Whatever the liquidation and winding up changes be made let them be real and litovsk Pence. tical points.

Fight, to the north-east of Xpres. ". Bornbs areny dočks und works!

M. Alexandróf declared that the of enemy banks as soon as possible. such as will secure greater stability to the fur advance resulted in shorter-The Australians tong entered the and half-u-ton on Constantinople nierius in Ukraine would be wiped (Cheers.) This step was no good if Empire, the rightful use of the resources unanimous in feeling that the despatch for the front; by son dozens of Gemmuus lines in the neighbourhood the 7th...

out. They had already paid a thon banks could be re-opened after the war of the Empire and prevent the enemy of troops to Siberia at present is

from invading our territories. Mr. unnecessary, For Maris and penetrated a-corisider-

Kulelibarga's bridge, a station in sund lives for their syrupay, German banks in the past were used as Walter Long said in these days of juble depth; Juking over 70 prisoners Bulgaria, on which a quarter ton of Messrs. Alesandroff and Kankoff

FRENCH OCCUPY LONG PONT.

PROGRESS CONTINUED.

"Unlike most of the other theatres

kilometres.

EFFECT OF THIS DEVELOPMENT ON THE BALKAN STATES.

ACHILLES HEEL OF THE EXEMY ALLIANCE.

bospos, July 31.

Jaspos, July 12:

HOME, July 12.. A French ramuniqué states:-- „The "itelia advánce in Albaniaį. We accentuated our progress north with French assistance in the centre, of Chivagny and east of Naverolles. The Grgiks on the right tank und

We occupied the village of Long British Naval support is produc, Pont andi Juvage Party, ing a great political as well as military Balkune.

effect throughout the

All the oppressed: Austrian intion. alities are anxious "to" join' in the figlit.. The latter declare that Austrin is the Achilles" beel of the enery Alliance, and if the Allies succeed in attacking this vulnerable spot the whole of the Austro-Germani Compact my collapse like a puck of curds.

MENACE TO THE BULGARIAN ARMY:

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We "by compa-dr-muin" north. "'ol Montdidier and in. Chainpagne took 15. prisoners."

There was lively enemy artillery firing on the right of the Mense. THE FRENCH CAPTURE OF CORCY. A CROWNING ACHIEVEMENT.

PARIS, July 12."

A semi-official report states:-- The capture of Corey completes

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bomb were dropped recently, has denounced the Bolsheviks for tolerut./ means for 'obtaining British trade and progress and reform nobody could standi ing the presence of Count Mirch connections. It was, therefore, right still. All must go forward or backward.

been badly bumaged.

ALLIED TROOPS ON" MURMAN COAST.

RUSSIANS ORDER WAR

... PREPARATIONS.

SERBIAN AND. ITALIAN OFFICERS ARRESTED.

LONDON, July 12. The Daily Express. Stockholm car respondent states:

Lout.

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A BIG FRENCH SCHEME.

LONDON TO CAPE TOWN TO BE ULTIMATELY ESTABLISHED,

| ENEMY ALIENS REJOICE OVER EVERY BRITISH SETBACK.

AT PRESENT UNNECESSARY

TOKIO, July 2 The report from Washington that Japan had declined whatsoever the request of the Entente to intervene in Siberia is authoritatively declared to be untrue. Japan's attitude is unchanged. America's reply on the subject is still awaited.

Unofficial opinion in Japan is almost

AMERICA AND TURKEY.

NO REPLY TO AMERICA'S REQUEST.

COFFEE, AND SUGAR PLANTATIONS

IN BRAZIL

in Moscow, amid shouts of "Down to treat them specially. Government, The British Empire was going forward with Mirlach. Throw the rabbers therefore, proposed to legislate on the (Cheers:) Early in the war be forecasted lings of the Nop-Ferrous Metals Act, that at the end of the war there would

WASHINGTON, July 12. whereby no enemy bank could be opened be a weakening of the German empire

The State Department annonces RAILWAY FROM PARIS TO a Great Britain for a term of years after and an immense strengthening of the that the American Consul as The

British Empire. That the strengthening ranched Teheran safely with a party of the war. (Cheers.) GIBRALTAR...

was now proceeding was as sure Europeans and Americans..

Turkey has not replied to the request bight followed day. Germany - must

for an explanation of the pillaging of soffer from its attempt to defy the lawatan American hospital and the damage Mr. Lloyd George winding up the of Morality, Christianity and Civilis to the Consulate at Tabriz | debate, which disclosed a generalapprovaltion (Applause.) Some believed that of the Government's policy, said a good the Colonial Office desired to pre. test was whether the aliens had thrown rent progress. On the contrary, the in their lot with us, but naturalisation Colonial Office was prepared to do all it could to facilitate progress. (Hear The Orleans, Railway Company during the war was most suspicious. has applied, for a soncession for There was need for a strong and impartial car) Whatever changes we might committes to re-consider cases solely in tunnelling the Struts of Gibraltar the light of public interest. Every they would tend to secure greater and Brazil bave been ruined by frost. in furtherance of the scheme to run British setback brought him lettera from sire and secure for us the possession have been damaged.

stability to the foundations of the Em railway from Paris to Dakar. the Germans in this country rejoicing and rightful use of our almost unlimited The execution of the scheme would upon it. This state of things must be resources. (Cheers.) Lets us see that ultimately establish away com- munication between. London and Cape Town, when the Channel GERMANS POURING TROOPS INTO tunnel is built.

UKRAINE.

In consequence of the landing of Allied troops on the Murman coast, the Russian War Commissariat has ordered hurried prepunitions for wat

Military censorship bus # been restored..

in this region.

Three hundred Serbian and Italian the clearance of the enemy from the officers have been arrested at Arch Parest of Villers Cotterets. This angel by order of M, Lenin, was the objective of the series of recent French local attacks, which THE AIM OF THE ADVANCE.

resulted in securing useful positions. BALIS, Ju 11. and valuable information previous to The newspapers draw attention to the resumption of the enemy offen. the advance in Albiniu and point Busive.

that the immediate aim is to cleat but the enemy from the mountain-

The bastion formed by the Forest

Villers Cottereis is now intact,

85 DIVISIONS, ALREADY SENT

LONDON, July 12

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Trafic facilities between Dakar and South Ameries will be gently improved.

The Petrogrul newspaper Nashvick

Dakar is a fortified town and, the reports that the Germans are pouring capital of French West Africa. It is on troops into Ukraine, where they now the Gulf of Goree, Cape Verde, and hai have 80 Divisions.

magnificent harbour.]

stopped.

make in futura let us take care that

DESTROYED BY FROST.

WASHINGTON, July 12. Young coffee plantations in Sao Paulo

Sugar, ciutor oil, and fruit plantations

RECRUITING IN LABLAND.

they enabled us to prevent the enemies invading our territory as they had done Mr. Lloyd" Gearge emphasised the in peace time and the wresting from our importance of furnishing the revising people of their rightful passessions DWINDLED TO MERE THREAD: committees with evidence on which (Cheers.)

LONDON, July 12, they could adjudicate. The Germans themselves were responsible for the present deep public sentiment against RETURN BY AEROPLANE FROM Chamber of Commerce, said recruiting

THEIR BELGIAN -MAJESTIES. ON

those not interned owing to their

LONDON TO HAVRE continual outrages upon hospital ships.

LONDON, July 12. and upon helpless prisonera. Aliena Abould Dow be searched out very The King and Queen of Belgium

retarded to Havre by soropiane.. minutely

Mr. S. L. Gwynn (Nationalist M.P for Galway City), addressing the Dablis

in Ireland had dwindled to a mere thread. They were not going to bear. the drum at the street corners, but Appeal to bodies directing publie opinion. 7 they did not help the thing could not be done.

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