FOE SUFFERS SEVERE LOSSES.
STUBBORN BATTLES IN CHAMPAGNE. RUSSIANS' VICTORIOUS ADVANCE CONTINUES. ENEMY'S TORPEDO SUPPLY REPORTED WEAKENING. VERY VIOLENT FIGHTING HAS OCCURRED AT NUMEROUS POINTS ON THE FRENCH FRONT, BETWEEN THE SOMME AN*> THE AISNE AND IN THE CHAMPAGNE COUNTRY. THE FOE SUFFERED VERY HEAVY LOSSES. AT MONT HALT. IX THE CHAMPAGNE. THE ENEMY WAS ROLLED BACK BY BRILLIANT FRENCH COUNTER-A'ITACKS. IT IS REROUTED THAT THE TOWN OF DOLIXA HAS BEEN CAPTURED RY THE RUSSIANS. THE AUSTRO-GERMAN FORCES HAVE LOST VERY HEAVILY IN PRISONERS AND MATERIAL DURING THE LAST FORTNIGHT. AN EXTRAORDINARY GERMAN PLOT TO SEND HUNDREDS Ol' SPIES TO RUSSIA TO ATTEMPT THE ASSASSINATION OF THE WAR MINISTER IS RE POUTED FROM PETROCRAD. IT IS BELIEVED IN AMERICA THAT THE ENEMY'S TORPEDO SUPPLY FOR SUBMARINES JS WEAKENING. AMERICANS HAVE INVENTED DEVICES FUR LOCATING AND DESTROYING SUBMERGED U-BOAT,-. By , Association-' ■
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Star (Christchurch), Issue 12061, 17 July 1917, Page 5
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