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NO REnT FOR THE HUNS. "i mil■ i HAIG AGAIN ATTACKS. Wide Front East of Ypres. Prisoners Already Coming in. BRITISH GENERAL HEAD- j DRITISH CEN ERAi. HEAD- ¡ QUARTERS, j PR?MOE, Thursday, 10.30 a.m. I AT SIX O'CLOCK THIS MORN-j ING WE AGAIN ATTACKED ON' A WIDE FRONT EAST OF YPRES, AND IT 13 REPORTED THAT WE ARE MAKING SATIS- FACTORY PROGRESS. AND THAT A NUMBER OF PRISON- ERS rt HA YE ALREADY BEEN I TAKEN.' After five days of heavy artillery pre- paration; during which the Cerman bat- teries have been energetically counter- attacking in the effort to hamper our preliminaries, Sir Douglas Haig again attacked the Cerman positions east of Ypres on Thursday morning, progress being reported in his first message. This is the third attack in a fortnight  in the same all-important sector. In the saine all-important sector. CERMAN ATTACK FAILS ON WEDNESDAY. BRITISH GENERAL HEAD- QUARTERN, FRANCE, Wednesday, 9.12 p.m. j This morning, shortly before dawn, tiic enemy he a v 11 y bombarded our positions between Tower' Hamlets and Polygon Wood, and soon afterwards his infantry attempted to advance. Our own artillery opened vigorously and on the greater part or the front of assault tho enemy's Attack broke down before reaching our lines. In the area immediately north of the! hteiiiii road, where a few of the enemy's (I-oops succeeded in passing through our I artillery barrage, they were completely repulsed by our infantry. Our positions ore intact. There has been great artillery activity n both sides during the day east of r pr, | .1, I (Admiralty, per Wirele&s Press. ) 1 BERLIN, Wednesday ight. On the coast and between LangemarcK 'I mcl Zandevoorde yesterday the artillery duel again increased to great intensity. BELGIAN BATTERIES HELP. (Press Association War Special.) t P ress .zN ?-oc, el HAVRE, .Wednesday (receivedThuiqdaN-). The official Belgian communique issued t,, daV says During the last forty-eight hours our artil- lery bombarded enemy cantonments and communications as a reply to enemy bom- bardment* of similar establishments on our front. To-day a fierce bombing engagement, sup- ported by heavy cannonadings, to the north bf Dixnsude ended in our favour. In the last two days our aviation service carried out forty-seven flights, several of which were at night, for the purpose of dropping bombs in reprisal for bombard- ments of our rear. "BEATEN SIDE." I GERMANS' HOPELESS POSI- I TION IN FLANDERS. (Press Association Special Correspondent:) FLANDERS, Wednesday. Despite violent and tremendously costly counter-attacks by the Germans, we retain all that we have won during the recent suc- cessful pushes in Flanders. The side that is always steadily losing and never recovers its losses is a beaten side in The Herman army is II L" Being surely defeated on the Western Üunl, aud defeal in the field is the one nightmare which Prussian mili- tarism shrinks from. Do not trouble about the map at the moment. We have done all that we wanted to do just in the way we could choose, ard that is what really matters. Meanwhile the weather, which a few hours ac:o looked threatening, has become kindly again. ■ '«

" DISGRACE TO THE FORCE."…

11.1.ABERAVON ASSAULT CASE.

BEFORE THE ATTACK. 1 j !

!RUSSIA.-

! AMMAN COLLIERS' UNREST.I

AERIAL. | •wcmanowaMMiI 'I

GERMAN QUNFOR LLANELLY?

'COLOSSAL MISTAKES i -—.—;

FOR GERMAN CONSUMPjTION. i,;4....…

ICABINET AND BEER ISUPPLIES.

I ITALY.I ,'..I -I

- - - ' I', BAG CONTAINING…

! VETERAN V.C.'S CAR.

•PIONEER OF HIGHER EDUCATION."…

I-' COOD FOR'SWANSEA HARBOUR.…

THE DAILY TOLL. I "'-I

PRISONER IN CERMANY.-! ' -…

, SWIMMING IN HIS CLOTHES.

3s. WEEKLY MORE BONUS. t ,I…

NATIONAL WORK OR INTERNMENT.

INVALIDED OUT OF ARMY, j

SWANSEA S VETERANS. i

I .WELCOME TO 'FERRY INSPECTOR.…

I I DIED LEADING HIS MEN.…

CAROENER AT SWANSEA PARK.…

AWARDED MILITARY MEDAL. !…

OVER1,000 GCINEAS.

mNOTHER CIFT FOR LLANELLY'S…

"DUMPED INTO WORK-HOUSE."i

Y.M.C.A. WORK IN FRANCE.

NAVAL

. rtii.. PAIL y." TOLL.-.

! FATAL SWANSEA ACCIDENTS,

MILITARY CROSS FOR SWANSEA…

SWANSEA MINERAL WATER FACTORY…

AMMANFORD SHORTAGE OF CUPS…