STEADY PRESSURE ON THE WEST.

Dominion, Volume 9, Issue 2818, 8 July 1916, Page 9

STEADY PRESSURE ON THE WEST.

ADVANCE BY THE BRITISH. FRESH BLOW BY THE RUSSIANS. CENTRE ARMIES ON THE MOVE. GREAT ..RIOTS IN BERLIN. . "DEATH TO THE MISER'!" . MORE ABOUT 'THE NORTH SEA BATTLE. ... J . .The. news. frpm'. the Western, theatre to-day. indicates an advance by the British, and further captures;of. ground ,by: the French, while Ger-- ' . -niaii-.counter 7 attacksvhave-been repulsed- witli.severe losses. The most • • 'sensational ne"ws : of the"day'ls contained ih 'an unofficial dispatch from, . Petfograd.- annouhcing ' a ; rfresh bio w'by. .tlie'.Russians, this time from .".the centre."" ;The attack in .this, region' has 'opened \ with aji. appalling ..- burst of.'-artillery'.. fir.e,'r. 'followed by-..t lie .-capture:.' of first- .. line trenches. 1 in.order-pf'sensation is the:news'-from''a special correspondent at ' Milan of .'great riots. in '.Berlin. The'correspondent is careful: to point . out-that these were, not food riots ;..'t hey were 'serious ..disturbances which . followed'the receipt'of' the first news 'of tho great offensive by the Allies ■ i'n. the ..West, :and, they were featured by hostile demonstrations against ' the Kaiser and his family. "Death to the Kaiser!" was one of the . islogans that'appeared-at the head of a secretly-prihted manifesto which ' was circulated amongst the mob. A further, instalment of Admiral. Sir John Jellicoe's dispatches .'covering the recent great naval action off the - . coast of Jutland provides''interesting reading. • . , \