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WAR TELEGRAMS,

THE

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THE RUSSIANS.

MINISTER'S AUDIENCE WITH KING GEORGB.

Sept. 24, 5.15 p.m.

The Russian Minister of Finacce, M, Bark, has had an apdienos with the King,

RECAPTURE OF LUCK,

Sept. 25, 4.30 a.m. Beater's correspondent at Petrograd reports that the Russians have recaptured the town of Luck from the Austrians, seizing four thousand prisoners in a battle which took place Borth of the town.

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THE ACHIEVEMENT AT LUCK.

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September 25, 7:10 a.m.

Beuter's correspondent at Petrograd says that of the number of Russian anocesses chronicled in the Russian communiqué (which describes stubborn actions on the whole front), the most notable The Russians on Wednesday achievement was that at Lack. Bight attacked and carried a position near two villages north of the towp, capturing, according to a, prelimin ary calculation, eight officera and four thousand men, besides

and. Maxim, field kitchens

telephones. The town of Look was in Bussian hands early on Thursday morning. The Russiane, on the same evening, in a most dashing manner, seized the bridgehead close to the town. A third Russian attack resulted in this capture of twɔ villages south-west of Luck, in which many

bayoneted. Hungariane were

Another thousand prisoners had toen taken in the course of previous actions for possession of the river forda above these villages. In the northern theatre the Russians, with their bayonets, dislodged the Germans from Vileyka, after a series of saccesses in which they captured eight guns, including four howitzers; also nine artillery waggons and seven Mexime. The Russians then used the captured gans against the Germans, whom they put to flight. The Germana in the Dvinsk region continue their furious attacks, develop ing ↑ hurricane of artillery fire. A desperate interrupted battle is proceeding near Novo Alexandrovak, on both sides of the Deinsk road and among the marshes of the lake region. In the Pripet region the Germans have been forced to flee, after fearful losos. The Russiane re-cccupied the town of Loguichine, seizing part of the German artillery-a part of which was esptured by Bassian cavalry who sabred the gunners and destroyed the waggons, The Germans were also forced to evacuate two villages south of the Pripet. German avlators appeared over the Gulf of Riga, but they were driven off by Russian seaplanes.

GERMAN TRICKERY IN SWEDEN.

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September 24, 8.45 p.m. According to Hauler's correspondent at Stockholm, a conference of metal workers', federations Las uttered a grave warning against German agitators who are scheming to drag Sweden into the war.

THE GERMAN LOAN.

Sept: 24, 145 p.m.

According to Renter's Amsterdam representative, a Berlin tele -gram saya that the eubscriptions to the third loan amount to six

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ALLEGED MASSACRES OF ARMENIANS.

September 25, 8.35 s.m.

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ENEMY LOSES HUGB QUINTITIES OF MUNITIONS.

Sept. 25, 1.45 am.

Rome communiqun raporta that the Italians have stormed an Austrian Fosition on Mount Doston, on the Tyrol frontier, which had previously been almost isolated, by a clever, enveloping mov "The enemy on Friday, Saturday and Wednesday, attacksc

tly in a desperate effort to prevent envelor

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