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AUTHORITIES SUSPEND PAPERS. 'i .... l' : r' ; United Press Association. {Received 9 a. in.) Paris, August 17. The Government suspended HonsVe Enchaine, Guerre Sociale, and Heppel for publishing articles forbidden by the censor; A GERMAN COMMUNIQUE.
(Received 1.55 p.rn.) Amsterdam, August 17
A German communique states: Our oast nrtj'Vvy drove <fl' two tie-st o.r-r,; at Osteu'i. We captured an English aeroplane with two officers near Bapanrne. GERMAN TALE ABOUT SHORTAGE OF MUNITIONS. (Received 2 p.m.) Amsterdam, August 17. The Lokal Auzeiger publishes an ac- * count of an interview which I''‘’ldMarshall Von Moltke gave to Mr Emerson, an American journalist. , Moltke says the Germans at the outset were in the same predicament as their enemies. Frequently, in the early stages, they were dangerously short of munitions. The Germans’ success in meeting all present and future demands was due to the adaptability of old and new munitions factories as well as patriotism of the workmen. \on .Moltke paid frank tribute to the, bravery of the English troops.'
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Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 91, 18 August 1915, Page 6
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167In the West Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXVII, Issue 91, 18 August 1915, Page 6
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