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ALLIES MAKE PROGRESS

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ALLIES MAKE PROGRESS Belgian Troops Destroy German Depot, French Consolidate Their Positions PARiS, Thursday. The folio-wing French official com- maujqne was issued this afternoon: in Belgium the mist has.interfored with the fire of the artillery, but the can- nonade, nevertheless, has been fairly violent around Nieuport and Ypres. Belgian detachments have biown up to the south-east of Stinjvenskerke a farm which served as a depot for ammuni- tion for the enemy. Between the Lys and the Oise, in the region of Lys, our artillery has dis- persed sappers ir. the neighbourhood of Angen, and effectually bombarded the shelters and trenches to the south: east of the Chapei of Noire Dame, Do Lorette. To the north of Soissons, violent bom- bardment has taken place all day. The action has been localised to the ground comprising the two hills situa- ted to che north-east and north-west of Croeey, in which we only held the first slopes To the left cur counter-attacks have slightly progressed, without, however. our being able to make any appreciable advance. In the centre we have maintained our position around \the village of Crouy, despite the repeated efforts of the .enemy. To the east before Cregny, we have had to give way. The persistent rise of the River Aisne has already carried away severai of the bridges ar.d footbridges which we have thrown across, thus rendering the com- munications of our troops precarious. In these conditions we arc new estab- lished to the south of the river In the portion comprised between Crony and Missy with the bridge head on the northern bank. On the rest of the front from the Aisne on both right avid left banks there was an ordinary cannonade. In Champagne the region of Perthes has continued to be the scene oT local action for the possossion of the second and third iine of the German trenches. To the north of Beausejoui* we have blewn up quantities of mines to hamper the operations of the ertemy. The enemy believed he was attacked, and stockcd ris trenches rrith these mines. A violent artillery and infantry fire was opened upon them. Themis nothing to report on the rest of the front.

DOVER ATTACKED.

1,900,000 FRESH TROOPS.

SIXTH DAY OF BATTLE.

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2,900,000 VOLUNTEERS.

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TRAWLER TRAGEDY.