OFFICIAL WAR MESSAGES.

Colonist, Volume LVII, Issue 13826, 22 July 1915, Page 3

OFFICIAL WAR MESSAGES.

The Prime Minister has received the following by cable from the High Commissioner :—

London, July 21. Tho Oiduna outrage has seriously affected American relations with Germany. . ; . ■'■.... Mr-.Lloyd George, accompanied by Messrs Ruri&man and Henderson, conferred with tho, men's representatives at Cardiff on Monday night, and it is now announced- that' tho South. Wales eoalminers'. i strike has been settled. There was a violent bombardment at Rheims, a-nd there were several civilian victims. A Fronch dirigible threw 23 shells on the military station and munitions depot at Vigneiillcs les Hattonchatel, returning without mishap. Sir John French reports that on Monday evening, after exploding a mine "west of Chateau Hoogo o± Ypres, the British occupied 150 yards of tho enemy's trenches. 'me gam was consolidated. We captured two machine guns and two others were.destroyed. Conflicting reports are reaching London regarding the position on tho Russian front. Three German armies are moving in the direction of Warsaw. The enemy claims to have made substantial progress. ,