AN ANGRY OUTBURST

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2512, 13 July 1915, Page 5

AN ANGRY OUTBURST

HOW AMERICA RECEIVED THE v GERMAN NOTE ' y'BOTHA'S ROUND-UP ' . .. UNION GENERAL'S STRATEGY . BRITISH SUCCESS" FIGHTING ON THE YSER LINE MEN ANI) iUNITIOM : Throughout 'America, We ;are told, the German Koto on the subject of submarine warfare has evoked an angry outburst. Comments •by ■ leaders, of American thought, and by representative journals, are re- • ferred to as evidenco of . a universal feeling of dissatisfaction with ' this impudent and evasive correspondence, and President Wilson is being energetically pressed to adopt d more peremptory altitude with v the German Government. 1 Nows from the great war theatres is rather ' scanty. On the Eastern front the; Russians are reportod to have in-' < flicted a decisive defeat on the Austro-Germans south-west of Lublin, . inflicting'tremendous losses,;but this statement is not official, only ; "authoritative." ' In the .West, tho British have scored a success -in tlio vicinity of Boesinghe, on the Yser line, below Lizeine, while the Belgians further north have repulsed a German attack' on . their front. ' There is comparatively'little news from the Aiistro-ltalian theatre, or, |rom Gallipoli.' Botha's triumph in South-West' Africa is further. de-. ..scribed in a report from Pretoria; and the narrative of the operations / : shows that the; Germans were out-generalled in every direction. In -England, 'the Munitions Employment ■ Bureaux have now closed, the v. aggregate, of enlistments, being a roll ofj)0,000 workers, for the great war factories. ' ';