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... In Bast Africa (Press Association War Special.) HAVRE, Sunday. The following officiil Belgian Colonies communique was issued here yesterday: The success the offensive of the Allied troop* in the regioi has borne fruit. Driven from Maheng© our troops the ...
... OPERATIONS IN SOUTH AFRICA (Press Association War Spedal.) CAPE TOWN, Thursday. 'The I‘ress Association’s special corrtapon dent with Brigadier-Genera] Lukin’s fo've. wires from the front that after the affair, at the of last month, Gcrerai Lukin sent ...
... Pope and the War 4 A Striking Contrast 4 London Letteu 4 To-Dat Brief 4 General News: Allied Forces’ Steady Advance: Ger-1 tight and Centre in Full Retreat 5 South Africa and the War Mr. Churchill and the War 5 Fighting in Central Africa ...
... fully anticipated would favourable. In interview .Southampton. Dr. Jaroe son said that the Union in Sooth Africa war that of the people*, and South Africa nate rally expected that there shoo Id no mate rial alteration* in the pcovisioao a Bill they had agreed ...
... London, Friday Tlie Commissioners appointed to inquire the way in which Government storee w dealt with the close the South Africa, war, sat again to-day, Mr. Justice harwe presiding, accompanied Sir Francis watt, Field-Marshal Sir George White, Si George ...
... Factory AcU RogoJat »«•: Hook* Office id Trade* I dim -.—•■■• ® The Morocco ConfeiDooe: Rujwo Delegates- View. • German War Africa Soppiiee Mem through Cape Colony •• ® and Ireiaod: King VmM and Imh Lace - * SHoataoo in Odlapee Uie Ooalilioa Tmnevaal ...
... U Sir gave notice that on Thursday would ask the becrolary for War whether there was any coaospoadeiicu relating to ihu I’nuce imperial leaving this country fur the seal of tbs war Africa, and bis precise position in her Majesty's army. would also ask ...
... weaken our policy ; but they make durable or effective impression British public feeling. which is sound ever about Houth Africa, hating war. but recognising its necessity. anil determined not be cheated of its*results. ...
... ambulance bad been sent to the front a cost £775, and was *.o v proposed Ural second seat. This was juielurooaalv to. AFRICA AFTER THE .WAR The German Appetite foe ...
... the War The Huns London Letter To-Dat in Brie* .. General News: Great Battle in Progress: German Stand .North of the Aisne 5 Nationalists and the War: Mr. Redmonds Manifesto 8 A United Front: Mr. F. E. Smith and the War 5 South Africa and the ...
... continue that motion properly and formallv l*cfore the Council. I must state toy views. I ..m .■! opinion that the in South Africa war wanton and unprovoked aggression, undertaken the inaffjration Of Mr. Chamberlain and the capitalist, who are areedilv longing ...
... Chmbndgc. long tfi. ef. ■ From the Secretary of State for War to the 0.0. C. the Forres in South Africa War Office, March 19Ui. IF* M.,j ay the King commands to tliank i-m ti« Army in South Africa for your kind expres of sympathy ...