MISCELLANEOUS.

Greymouth Evening Star, 24 September 1917, Page 6

MISCELLANEOUS.

VARIOUS ORE RATIONS

A GERMAN REPORT. lAuulraliau and I'i.Z. Cable Amooialiou.) Received this day at 11.10 a.in. LONDON, September Wireless Herman Official: After an hour's strongest drumfire last night from Langemarck as far as tiolleheke, the English attacked ai many points Out were repulsed. Then; was. hand-to-hand fighting; especially between the Roesinghe-SI-aden and Ypresi-lloulers-' roads, and further smith as far as tiolleheke. Our divisions broke through Russian positions north-westward of Jacobsladt and the enemy were forced back against the river and yielded a bridgehead forty kilometres; wide and ten kilometres 1 dee]) <>n the western bank of the Dvina, and they fled to the eastern bank. Jaoobstadt i S i in our hands. We captured over fifty guns. GERMANY WITHIN. NEWSPAPER SUSPENDED. AMSTERDAM, Sept. 21. The newspaper “Germania” has been suspended for publishing Herr Erzberger's .speech fully. THE LUXBURG AFFAIR. THE KAISER PLEASED. LONDON, Sept.- 22. A wireless official Berlin message slates Dial the Kaiser has telegraphed to Herr Kuhlmann his warmest appreciation for the faithful services which Luxburg has rendered the Sovereign and tin* Fatherland- The Kaiser adds that it is his intention to appoint, Luxburg to another diplomatic post in recognition of bis merits, SWISS SPY. SENTENCED TO DEATH. PARTS, Sept. 21. A court-martial at Marseilles sentenced to death a Swiss singer named M. Regin Diana for espionage. MUNITION FACTORY EXPLODES, MORE PERSONS KILLEDLONDON, Sept. 21. The Press Bureau reports: — Nine people wore killed by an explosion at, an explosives factory in Ireland. AN ULTIMATUM TO GERMANY. SENT BY THE ARGENTINENEW YORK, Sept. 22Ad vices from Buenos Aires state that Argentina has sent an ultimatum to Germany.