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  2. The Dardanelles

    The newspapers give prominence to Admiral De Robeck's references to the Australians and New Zealanders. "The Times" says the real interest ...

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  3. The French.

    A communique reports that in the Vosges an explosion of a mine in the enemy trench between Burnhauptlebas and Emurtzwiller enabled us to capture ...

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  4. In Australia.

    Alleging to the defence authorities that he was a German, Emil Hintermann a Swiss, secured internment at Langwarrin in November last, and lived for ...

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  5. Bulgaria and Turkey.

    Government circles announce that the Turko-Bulgarian negotiations have been provisionally adjourned, owing to differences on points which in themselves ...

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  7. The Russians.

    The main masses of the enemy front on a line from Ossoretz to Brest Litovsk, where 40 to 45 army corps are concentrated. The enemy is trying to ...

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  8. NOTES ON THE WAR.

    The situation on the eastern front is still doubtful. Military exports are of opinion the Russians are not yet "out of the wood," or that the withdrawal to ...

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  9. AMBASSADOR'S CHANGED TONE.

    The Turkish Ambassador has returned to Rome, and in his conversation with diplomats and journalists he no longer shows his former confidence and serene ...

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  10. THE WAR CENSUS.

    The Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Hughes) stated to-day that the war census arrangements were practically completed. The census will be taken in ...

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  11. BOMBARDMENT CONTINUES.

    A communique reports that the bombardment of Kovno continues unceasingly. The fortifications in the western sector have been obstinately born. ...

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  12. A TERRIFIC BATTLE.

    German prisoner from the Argonne admit that the Crown Prince's sacrifices are among the heaviest in the war, and the troops are far from optimistic. ...

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  13. THE COPPER INDUSTRY.

    The Federal Attorney-General to-day conferred with representatives of the copper industry, including the Mount Lyell Company; considering the ...

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  14. A DELI[?] SITUATION.

    M. Stancioff says Bulgaria has never been in a situation of greater delicacy, but the decision must not be long delayed. ...

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  15. COASTAL TOWNS BOMBARDED.

    It is reported that the allies' bombardment did considerable damage to the coast towns in the Smyrna region, and the Turkish encampments were ...

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  16. TURKEY WANTS PEACE.

    Advices from Constantinople say that the war to-the-end party is in disfavour, and it is rumoured that Turkey is only waiting for an opportunity to sue for ...

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  17. AUSTRALIAN COMMANDS.

    Information has been received by the Defence Department that changes have been made in the high commands of the Australian forces at the front, in ...

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  18. GERMAN ATROCITIES.

    The commission enquiring into atrocities has evidence that between Ovangarod and Novo Alexandria a German officer act fire to a shed wherein upwards ...

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  19. RECENT LANDING.

    There are few Turks at present in Suvia. The British landed with few casualties, and advanced rapidly and quickly entrenched themselves. The ...

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  20. DEFENCES OF ADRIANOPLE.

    The "Temps" says the Turks are establishing new breastworks before Adrianople, and also extending the outer line of its defence southward, inasmuch ...

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  21. HOSPITALITY OFFERED.

    Prince Alexander Olendurgh offers the hospitality of one of his estates in Southern Russia to 250 British wounded and invalided officers when the ...

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  22. CONDITIONS IN STAMBOUL.

    Field, Enver Pasha's English jockey, who was detained in Constantinople since the war, has been released. lie says Enver Pasha's power is so great that ...

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  23. BRITISH MILITARY VIEW.

    Military experts point out that the main crisis is that Grand Duke Nicholas' grandiose and decisive withdrawal to the main defensive line at Brest, Ossowicx, ...

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  24. THE ITALIANS.

    A communique says the enemy's heavy losses in the Papen Valley have been confirmed. Two hundred dead were found in one trench. We made fresh progress ...

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  25. SITUATION IN GREECE.

    The Chamber of Deputies has been opened, M. Zavitzanos (a Venezelist) being elected President, defeating the Government candidate by 182 votes to ...

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  26. EVACUATION OF RIGA.

    The evacuation of Riga continues. All the businesses, including the banks, have been removed to Moscow, and most of the inhabitants have gone to the ...

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  27. BACK FROM THE FRONT.

    Another transport, with 524 wounded and invalided soldiers aboard, is expected to reach Fremantle to-morrow. Of that number 22 are for Tasmania. The total ...

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  28. BRITISH PEOPLE DETERMINED.

    The Socialist Deputies banqueted the British trade union delegates who visited the British front. Mr. J. O'Grady, M.P., declared that ...

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  29. IRISH TENNIS CHAMPION WOUNDED.

    J. C. Parke, the Irish tennis champion, who is a captain in the Leinsters, has been wounded at the Dardanelles. ...

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  30. ENEMY COMMUNIQUE.

    A German communique reports that our successful attacks on the advanced Kovno positions on Sunday resulted in the capture of 1730 men. We broke ...

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  31. M. VENEZELOS SUMMONED.

    King Constantine has summoned M. Venezelos to attend at the palace. ...

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  32. PREJUDICING RECRUITING.

    The hearing was concluded to-day in the Water Police Court of the case in which James Quinton was charged with having made statements likely to ...

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  33. AUSTRALIAN HOSPITAL.

    At the request of the Australian hospital committee, Sir John McCall, M.D., and the Hon. B. R. Wise, K.C., Agents. General for Tasmania and New South ...

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  34. BALKAN STATES.

    The semi-official organ, the "Samouprava," in a leading article says the collective action of the Quadruple Entente has been taken with the best ...

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  35. PRINCE RANJI,

    Prince Ranjitsinhji has been appointed one of Field-Marshal Sir John French's aides-de-camp. ...

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  36. COASTAL TOWNS.

    The Pres Bureau says a submarine fired several shells at Parton, Harrington, and Whitehaven between 4.30 and 5.20 this morning. No material ...

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  37. AUSTRIAN NOTE.

    The note to Austria stresses the fact that Germany and Austria supplied Great Britain with munitions during the Boer War, despite the Boers' commercial ...

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  38. AUSTRIAN REPORT.

    An Austrian communique says that Archduke Joseph in progressing south wards of Biala crossed the Krzna River. Numerous and great conflagrations were ...

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  39. AUSTRALIAN WOUNDED.

    Their Majesties the King and Queen visited Harefield. and conversed with the Australian wounded. ...

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  40. WAR PRECAUTIONS ACT.

    Wilhelm Bahrs, a native of Germany, appeared before the Central Police Court to-day on a charge of having, in contravention of the regulations under the War ...

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  41. MUNITIONS PROBLEM.

    British orders for £6,000,000 worth of munitions have been executed or are being executed in Canada.— Official. ...

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  42. REGISTRATION ACT.

    The enumerators under the Registration Act have not completed their collection, of forms. There have been delays, especially in the slum districts, the ...

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  43. GERMANS BRINGING UP SUPPLIES.

    The "Cologne Gazette" states that a great area westward of the Vistula is covered with wagons, ceaselessly bringing up supplies. The Russian ...

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  44. COTTON AS CONTRABAND.

    The State Department has been notified unofficially but authoritatively of the allies' intention to declare cotton as contraband. The decision has been ...

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  45. AMERICAN SHIPPING.

    The Pacific Mail Steamship Company sold five large steamers to the. Atlantic Transport Company. The sale is the outcome of the Lafollette Shipping Bill. ...

    Article : 106 words
  46. IRISH IN LIMBURG.

    A French doctor after an internment in Germany states that English speaking German priests endeavoured, on behalf of the military, to sow disloyalty among ...

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  47. HYDRO-ELECTRIC WORKS.

    The steamer Canastota, now alongside the Ocean Pier, is discharging, over 1000 dons of material and machinery which she has brought from New York for the ...

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  48. GERMAN AGENTS.

    German agents are endeavouring through neutral newspapers to stir up the feeling in France that England is not doing enough. Many leading men ...

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  49. A NEW FACTORY.

    Cammell, Laird, and Co. are erecting an engineering factory at Sheffield for the Government, at a cost of £250,000. The workers will employ 4000 men. The ...

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  50. IN TASMANIA.

    The Commonwealth of Australia has now completed arrangements with the Pacific Cable Board for free transmission to London daily of telegraphic ...

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  51. INCREASED FOOD PRICES.

    Food prices in Great Britain increased in 12 months 36 per cent. in large towns and 33 per cent. in small. The Board of Trade reports that there ...

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  52. STEAMER SUNK.

    The Norwegian steamer Albis was sunk, but the members of the crew, were landed. ...

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  53. STERLING EXCHANGE.

    The sterling exchange fell to four dollars 67 cents— the lowest in the history of Wall-street. ...

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  54. SOUTH WALES COAL MINERS.

    Right Hon. W. Runciman,' President of the Board of Trade, is endeavouring to avert trouble in South Wales, where the miners threaten to strike. They ...

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  55. SARAH BERNHARDT.

    Madame Sarah Bernhardt, who some time ago had one of her legs amputated made a reappearance at a war fund matinee. She rendered a recitation in ...

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  56. AUSTRALIA DAY.

    A meeting was held at Sheffield on Monday evening in connection with Australia Day. Mr. M. A. Bruce presided. Mr. W. Hope read the financial ...

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  57. GERMAN CHANCELLORSHIP.

    It is reported that the relations between the Kaiser and Dr. von Bethmann Hollweg are less cordial, and the Chancellor's resignation is considered ...

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  58. CONTROLLING THE PRICES.

    In the Bendigo Supreme Court to-day Walter E. Allpress, a baker, of Long Gully, was charged with having sold bread at a price higher than the price ...

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  59. LONDON DOCKS.

    In order to deal with the abnormal war conditions, the Port of London Authority will immediately increase the storage accommodation at Millwall and ...

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  60. REPLY TO GERMANY

    The American reply to Germany in reference to the sinking of the ship William Frye by a German submarine, while accepting a commission to determine the ...

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  61. PAPERS SUSPENDED.

    The Government has suspended three papers for publishing articles forbidden by the censor. ...

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  62. GENERAL WAR FUND.

    A meeting of the committee of the general war fund 'was held at the Sheffield Council Chambers on Saturday. The secretary read a statement of accounts, ...

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  63. STORES RAIDED

    A party of armed and masked men, intimidating the watchman, raided a store, carrying off a quantity of rifles intended for the National Volunteers. ...

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  64. NEW LIGHTING SCHEME.

    The erection of the electric power-house was commenced to-day. Jones and Sons are the contractors, and the price is 653. The machinery requisites ...

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  65. MAKING OF MODERN ITALY.

    Mr. Herbert (Heaton, M.A., Will resume his lecture series on 'More Aspects of the Great War" at the Mechanics' Institute this evening, when he ...

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