THE EUROPEAN WAR.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XXII, Issue 5854, 29 September 1917, Page 5

THE EUROPEAN WAR.

SECOND EDITION.

FRENCH SMASH ATTACKS. GERMAN LOSSES HEAVY. Electric Telegraph—Press Aesocmtioa. Oopy right. (Received this day at 12.55 p.m.) London, This Day. A French communique -tat. - : The enemy thnoe a-ttacked F north-west of Tahure, and w-t of Nararin. in the Argonne. Be prevented him reaching our lines The enemy suffered heavy losses. Our air squadron.- heavily bombarded aerodromes and railway station* and cantonments. All objectives were attainq^-

ffCA B EGO AT FOR VERDUN. ' (Received this <lay at 12.55 p.m.) Amsterdam This Day. The “Militaer Mochenblatt’' announces that, General von Deemling, of Zabern notoriety-, is about to be pensioned. It is believed t - was made the scapegoat 'or the V rdun failure. ENORMOUS LOSSES ABROAD. LAMENTED BY A GERMAN (Received this day at 12.55 p.m > Amsterdam, This Day. Speaking the election for R tor of Berlin University, Professor Pqnck declared that the German losses abroad were enormous. Nearly three trillion marks were in English iliamdb alone, which was irrepiaevsable, and Germany must begin yere shp stood eighty years ago. bat \the loss was compensated by urge ryviial aequiaittoints they meed not n ” at the future outlook-

Aar chest day.” (Receivrk t jjis day at 10.30 a.m.) Tit .Sydney, This Day. - ■*Bar <2J le st Dav” oouCribuMons to date aV, unt £49.407