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Feilding Star, Volume XI, Issue 2499, 9 November 1914, Page 2

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HASN'T MUCH TO BOAST ABOUT. London, November 7. A quantity of explosives was found aboard tho German hospital ship Ophelia, which was captured and suspected ol being used as a minelayer, lofty of tlio officers and crew wore landed at Gravpsnid and sent to a concentration camp. Most of the sailors' hats bore destroyers' names. A correspondent at Flushing says that all scraps of news obtainable indicate that things are going favourably to the Allies. There i s im-rons-ing anxiety on tho part of the n Pr , mans to prevent the circulation oi news. This in itself is a hopeful sign. Life j s getting more and uior<> unpleasant, lor tho Gorman soldiers, who are growing rough and overbearing, as d their temper is giving way. ,!• Rom every direction cornea the same 'lido. There i s a constant fen-idle stream of wounded pouring in by trainloads and motor vehicles, while there is a continuous stream of limping and bandaged men along roads. Before the Yser inundation, (lie Kaiser appeared o„ (bo right, \ rjn ] { mid exhorted th*. troops to re-cajdure the positions on Iho o'tlier bonk The Wurtemburg regiment volunteered, and waded thigh deep into the rivei\ Belgian sharpshooters accounted for the entire regiment. Most of the Mounded were drowned. The Kaiser surveyed the ghastly sight through held glasses.

Four thousand Belgians are" oncaged buryin-r German corpses, ft is estimated that 37Q(i German doari were round Dixmude.

, Mr Martin Donohuc says thai, in the lighting at Armeiitiere S an d Alias the enemy's attack was completely shattered. Whole divisions of Germans were annihilated. Only 40 men and a corporal survived < M ,f' o f" ; , lull regiment. The country round .Armontieres is full of unbnried German dead, while Ihe Mounded are left to tho Allies' mercy. The unehivalrous enemy fired o„ {he, q yw _ "hen they were succouring (hem Germans from ircelops ~ sniped stretcher-bearers, and ultimately machine gun.? fired at Iho tree-tops, and

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