London, Sept. 29.
The great battle of the Aisne appears to be drawing towards an end. The news of the Al turning movement on the left wing is more and more favourable.
The German losses during the fighting in France and Belgium are estimated by reasonably competent observers at 400,000 men.
replacing their front line with fresh The British generals are already troops, in order to give the others rest. Immense masses of reinforcements will be ready in October.
Hungary admits that the Rus. sians have invaded Hungarian in great numbers.. The Austrians are alleged to have abandoned Hungary to its fate. The Austrians are further said to have ceased to operate independently and to have attached themselves to the German forces.
Practically all the Cameroons are now captured. The only German colonies left (exclusive of Kiaochou, which, of course, is not a iglaud colony) are those of East and South. west Africa, where operations are progressing satisfactorily.
The German invasion of Poland is said to have turned out a complete fiasco.
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