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Extracts from the China Press dated Tuesday,
18th
August, 1914,
German Invasion of Finland.
Ostasiatische Lloyd.
Shanghai, August 15.- We learn from trustworthy Japanese
sources that the battle fought the last few days in Belgium was
a success for the German troops.
400,000 German soldiers have been landed under the protect-
ion of German battleships at Ekenas on the southern coast of
Finland. They are advancing against Helsingfors. 400,000
Austrians, with several hunde d thousand German troops, are
assembling near Basle, to jointly enter Prance via Southern
Alsace.
The losses in the attack by the German torpedo-boat
squadron against the Britësh battleship fleat were four Dread- noughts sunk, six seriously damaged and four German torpedo-boats
lost.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
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Router's telegrama are so obviously one-sided that allow-
ance for this fact must be made in intepreting them.
not attaching blame to Router's for this circumstance.
We are
No
doubt the Agency would send news more fully and impartially if it could, but it can send only what is passed by a censorship hostile to Germany and Austria, and the censorship apparently
will not pass news, if any such percolates to London and Paris,
about successes of the enemy or the favourable progress of the
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