WHAT THE GERMANS HAVE LOST IN TWO WEEKS
... , ' ~ Paris, Mar 13. Moderate- estimates put the German losses in killed, wounded, and prisoners m the present French offensive from April 16 to May 1, at 200,000 which has since been increased to 300,000.—Au5.-N.Z. Cable Assn<
BRITAIN'S "ESSENTIAL" AIR SUPREMACY
. London, May 13. +■ lj er speakina at Liverpool, said he defied anyone to say that any nation had complete air supremacy, but. without fear of contradiction, ho would say that on essential days in the Somme and Arras battles ihe air supremacy was absolutely ours. Without it, it would have been impossible to do what we had done. He believed that,in the present month better brains were at work-in this countr, improvine: aeroplanes than in any other country m the world He nad every rt-nson to be-optimistic in regard to the general outlook- of the war. Wo were bound to win if all did their best. There was no place in this country for anyone who did not work with all his power for the war.—Aus.-i\.Z. Cable Assn.
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Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3084, 15 May 1917, Page 5
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176WHAT THE GERMANS HAVE LOST IN TWO WEEKS Dominion, Volume 10, Issue 3084, 15 May 1917, Page 5
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