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THE WESTERN FRONT.

FURTHER HELVY ATTACKS BY

THE ENEMY.

SUCCESSFUL RESISTANCE BY THE FRANCH.

Loxpos, July 19.

A Frencir communiqué reports: There was active reciprocal artil- lery firing on the whole front, It was particularly vichut between the

· Somine end the Alsus work in the regions of Vauslerant Cream, and on the left bank of the Mense.

After a violent bombardment, the Gerinaris attackel, yesterday even- ing, to the south of St. Quentin or n front of 800 metres, east of Cauchy,

THE RUSSIAN FRONT.

SEVERE FIGHTING.

Lopos, July 19,

A Russian official message, trinit- ted by wireless, states:-

We occupied the Village of Savien hut owing to our losses, withdrew to the east end of the village.

We took 22 prisoners near Novica on Tueday,

Some of on? scouts attacked 10me. Turkish patrols to the south of Petukakale agrl took some prisoners;

We "burnerl a "bridge across the Karhutdarasi

GERMAN REPORT.

Texbox. July 19,

A German official inesgege, trans-

THE DISORDERS AT PETROGRAD.

against the hill an Moulin de Tous-mitted by wireless, states vents. They gained a footing in our We repulsed a Fusion attack to first line, but a counter-attack at the south of Kalusz. dawn drove them out of the greater portion of the occupied elements.

After an intense Bobanlisent the! Germans, yesterday evening, on- ter-attacked on our new positionis at Avevourt Wood, but our fire stopped- then before they ruched our lines.

THE FRENCH FRONT.

"Loxnes, July '19.".

A French communiqué states We repulsed a German attack to the west of the Sugar Factory at Herny.

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THE BRITISH FRONT,

FONDOS, July 19. Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig

reports:--

We re-established our advance past,

to the east of Monchy-le-Frent, which we lost on July 11.

We repulsed raiders to the west of Cherlay and to the cast of Oosttaverne. We successfully carried cut a raid to the east and to the north of Ypres -

There has been reciprocal artillery

activity near Lombartzyde.

GERMAN REPORT.

Losnos, July 1.

-Our concentrated and massed artil lery activity in Flanders frustrated the English reconnoiterers in the coustal region to the east of Ypres.

THE LENINISTS SUBMIT.

LONDON, July 19." The situation in Petrograd appears to be improving: The First Machine Gau Regiment and four armoured cars are, guarding the entrance to the headquarters of the Leninists, who have submitted to the unthority of | the Executive Committees,, !

1.

Chowtle of people who arrived from Kronstadt retain, but there is evidence that they are beginning to he disillusionised as to the prospects. ot their zouj, d'etul.

The troops in Petrograd generally, abstained from the processions of the Kronstadt crowds yesterday.

One humsly people are in hospitai as a result of the fring. Parties of Cosmicks suffered froix treacherous sucks. In che instance

a muti neers' and workmen's Red Guar procession Inel

troop, of named Cossacks. Following a few

inysterou

shots in the air, the trutineres fred willey at the

Cocks, who galloped off. Anim..

A German official message, truus-ber, were killed and wounded, includ titted by wireless, states:-

ing some civilians Shots were also. fired on the Nevsky Prospekt when unarmed regiment was passing a party of Cossacks, five of whom reru killed and 25 wounded. Subsequent to the shooting a tegiment of Cost eks and the Cossack Machine Gun Regiment at Streln,

reage Petrograd, placed fifteen companies at the disposal of the Government,

Heavy rain is falling..

DISORDERS DEFINITELY

We stormed the French heights to the south-west of St. Quentin, og kilometre of front, capturing nay prisoners, and defeating counter attacks. We recaptured the ground we lost at Hochberg and Avocourt Wood.

THE ITALIAN FRONT AN EFFECT. OF RUSSIAN OPERATIONS..

UDINE, July 10." A considerable movement of Aus- trian troops is noticed in the rear

of the Isonzo and Curso fronts. This is taken us an indication that tlie. enemy is obliged to send reinforce Tents to the Russian front. A

The Italians have profited by this situation by intensifying their artil-} Idry activity, especially along the Carso front, thus engaging large Austrian contingents.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

Simultaneously, the Italian vanced their positions, at soule points by 700 yards

ENDED

LATER.

The Local Cominarder announced that the disorders muy be regarded us definitely ended. All military organisations have given assurunce of their readiness to support the Government & efforts to re-establish. order in the Capitul.

GERMAN INTRIGUE IN RUSSIA:

LEADING AGITATORS ARE GERMAN AGENTS.

PET DORAD July 19

A letter from General Brusilo Chief of Staff alleges that Lenin, in an agent of the German General ad-Staff

THE MILITARY SITUATION IN

DE PALESTINE

It is ubo atuted that the Maxim alist leader, Koslovaky, the thic German agent in Russia,

A RUSSIAN MINISTER UNDER ARREST

Loxo, July 1966-

Jo the House of Commons,MA Stepperson Periamies

July 10

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