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  2. NEUTRAL SHIPS SUNK

    Anti-German demonstrations took place in Argentina following on the submarining of the Argentina schooner Monte Protegido, in European waters, mobs in the ...

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  3. AMERICAN ARMY OP WORKERS.

    The Washington correspondent of the "New York World," who is generally remarkably well-informed, says that under its war programme the United States ...

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  4. BRITISH ENTER LENS

    During the past two days the British have been making rapid progress along practically the whole front, from Loos to St. Quentin, a distance of about 50 miles. They captured villages north and south of Lens, and ...

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  5. TWO HOSPITAL SHIPS SUNK.

    The Admiralty announces:—The hospital ship Gloucester Castle, 7000 tons, was torpedoed without warning in mid-channel on the night of March 30-31. All the wounded ...

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  6. LATE WAR NEWS.

    Field Marshal Sir Douglas Haig in his noon report of Sunday says:- Early this morning the enemy strongly attacked over a six-miles front astride the ...

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  7. PARAGUAY APPROVES.

    The Republic of Paraguay has expressed approval of the declaration of war by the United States. ...

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  8. HINDENBURG'S CHOICE.

    The newspapers agree that the blows at Lens and St. Quentin will send a thrill of exhilaration through Britain, and will further hearten the men on every Allied ...

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  9. TEUTONIC BOASTS.

    The German Ministry of Finance in advertising its new loan as "The Answer Loan." It accuses President Wilson of seizing the German submarining campaign ...

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  10. ANGER IN SPAIN.

    A Madrid despatch says: A critical situation has arisen in Spain over the sinking of tae Spanish steamer Sun Fulgencio. King Alfonso is consulting the political ...

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  11. BATTLE NORTH OF BAGDAD.

    An official despatch from General Maude, Commander of the British forces in Mesopotamia, says:- By withdrawing our advanced ...

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  12. POSITION IN RUSSIA.

    A Stockholm message states that the Russian extreme Socialists, who were formerly exiled to Switzerland, have arrived there, and are arranging a peace ...

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  13. STIRRING INCIDENTS.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs, continuing his account of the capturing of Vimy Ridge by the Canadians, says:—There was every indication the Germans intended to make heavy ...

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  14. OFFICIAL REPORTS.

    Field-Marshal Sir Doughlas Haig reported at midnight on Saturday:- This morning we captured Lievin, southwestward of and adjoining Lens, taking ...

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  15. NORWAY'S LOSSES.

    A message from Christiania says that 82 Norwegian ships, of 130,927 tons, were lost during March. A total of 41, with a tonuage of 31,658, have since been added. ...

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  16. RUSSIAN FRONT.

    A Russian official message on Friday stated:—In the region of Ozerki the enemy attacked and occupied some positions. Our counter-attack drove him out. ...

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  17. HOW ROUMANIA WAS BETRAYED.

    An extraordinary statement relative to the entry of Roumania into the war, and her subsequent defeat by the enemy, has been made by General Illescu, Chief of the ...

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  18. GERMAN RAIDER.

    Calveston reports that a German raider has been sighted at the mouth of the Yucatan Channel. ...

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  19. IN MACEDONIA.

    A French communique issued on Saturday night states: The enemy in Macedonia made a local attack in the direction of Tarnova, west of Monastir, but it failed. ...

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  20. CAPTURE OF LENS.

    It is announced that the British have entered Lens. The "Daily Chronicle's" correspondent at headquarters, telegraphing at 4 o'clock ...

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  21. BRITAIN'S FOOD PROBLEM

    The Salvation Army is feeding 17,000 people in London daily at eight communal kitchens, and others are being established. The dinners cost threepence and upwards. ...

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  22. EMPIRE PROBLEMS.

    The "Manchester Guardian," in an article headed "An Important Empire Problem," deals with telegraphic communications, and says "Australians favour a ...

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  23. PEACE TALK.

    An inspired article in the "Cologne Gazette" states that the German Emperor's conversations with the Emperor Charles of Austria on April 3 were based on the ...

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  24. EXPLOSIONS AND FIRES.

    Explosions and fires in the German lines behind Lens, together with some fires in the town itself, were interpreted to mean that the Germans have begun the work of ...

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  25. AUSTRALIANS IN ENGLAND.

    Mr. Fisher (High Commissioner for Australia) and the Agents-General discussed the hardships felt by the wives of Australian soldiers resident in Britain who do not ...

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  26. TUMULT IN HUNGARY

    A Copenhagen message says:—The Hungarian Parliament was prorogued amidst a scene of disorder. The Opposition stormily demanded direct suffrage and ...

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  27. 13,000 PRISONERS.

    Correspondents at the British headquarters insist upon the remarkable lightness of the casualties. Moreover the majority of the wounds received are not serious. ...

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  28. COUNTRY NEWS.

    BERRIGAN.—At a valedictory social, the Rev. Father Hartigan, who has been transferred to Narrandera, was presented with a purse of bank notes. ...

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  29. BULGARS DISSATISFIED.

    General Sarrail's aviators flew over and dropped a proclamation among the Bulgarian troops notifying them of a popular revolt in Bulgaria among the anti-Germans. ...

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  30. THE NAVAL STRANGLEHOLD.

    The "Daily Chronicle's" Amsterdam correspondent states that Germany is making the most desperate efforts to escape the stranglehold of the naval blockade. The newest ...

    Article : 206 words
  31. FAMINE IN GALICIA.

    A Geneva message states that famine is raging in the portion of Galicia occupied by the Austrians. An epidemic called hunger typhus is raging, and there is terrible ...

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  32. INSTITUTE OF SECRETARIES.

    A meeting of the New South Wales members of the Institute of Secretaries was hold in Sydney last week. Mr. G. T. Clarke, F.I.I.A., was in the chair. Mr. J. Newton ...

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  33. FIRE AT WOOLWICH ARSENAL

    A Press Bureau message states that a fire broke out at Woolwich Arsenal this morning, but there was no loss of life, and but slight damage was done. ...

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  34. ADVICE TO FARMERS.

    With a view to reducing the imports of feeding stuffs, Mr. Protnero is urging farmers substantially to reduce their livestock before Christmas, and to economise in oilcake, ...

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  35. BARRIER CRACKING.

    Colonel Rousset, in an article in the Paris Journal "Liberte," points out that the hinge of the German line is almost broken, and the barrier they declared ...

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  36. REBUILDING IN FRANCE.

    The French Government is arranging for Americans to superintend the rebuilding of [?]un and other towns. ...

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  37. GIFTS FOR FORCES.

    The Premier has received a communication from the Prime Minister, intimating that difficulty has arisen from time to time in the disposal of motor cars, ambulances, etc., ...

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  38. COAL-LUMPERS' PAY.

    Mr. Shallard, P. and C. manager at Perth, explain[?] how the lumpers detained a steamer. The steamer was expected at Fremantle at daylight, and accordingly 99 coal and 89 ...

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  39. BRAZIL TAKES ACTION.

    Brassil is arming all her merchantmen. She has also seized German vessels in her ports. ...

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  40. AFTER THE WAR.

    In a speech at Richmond, the Minister,for Labour, Mr. Hodge, said that when demobilisation comes all the men will got a month's holiday, with army pay and the usual ...

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  41. LATE CZAR'S POSSESSIONS.

    The Government decree, particulars of which were cabled on Apill 1. does not affect the Czar's personal possessions. [The decree provided that 6.11 Crown ...

    Article : 65 words
  42. SUPPORT BY BOLIVIA.

    Bolivin has broken off relations with Germany. A Bolivian Note to America expresses high approval of the declaration of war ...

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  43. TURKISH LOOTERS.

    The Geneva "Tribune" states that the Turks looted the Mnhonnnedan Temple in Medina (Arabia), including the famous diamonds in the Shining Star, valued at ...

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  44. CHAIN VEILS FOR SOLDIERS.

    A newspaper states that a curtain of chain mail has been invented to hang from a steel helmet to protect soldiers' faces. Some have already been issued to the troops. ...

    Article : 35 words
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