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  5. THE WAR FROM DAY TO DAY

    As was expected, after Portugal's seizure of the German vessels lying in her ports. Germany on Friday declared war against the Republic, and advised all ...

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  7. EGYPT'S FRINGE

    A number of Australian soldiers—how many and of what regiment, battery, of bu[?]alion it is not permitted us to disclose—are taking part, with New Zealand ...

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  8. THE POSITION IN ALL THEATRES

    GREAT BRITAIN.—A German seaplane was sighted off the North Foreland at midday on Sunday, making for land. British seaplanes from Dover went in pursuit. The German seaplane then went seaward. ...

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  9. STRUGGLE ON THE HEIGHTS OF THE MEUSE

    The situation at Verdun, is now much better from the French point of view, and the public have been cheered by reports of tin* successful resistance offered by the ...

    Article : 228 words
  10. GERMANY'S SPECIAL EFFORT.

    A message from Berne, in Switzerland, says that the reported great movement of German troops on the Rhine is confirmed by the almost uninterrupted series of ...

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  11. BRAVE RAILWAY MEN.

    A Zeppelin flying over Revigny endeavoted to bomb seventy waggon-loads of munitions. The stationmaster and two assistants coupled them to an engine ...

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  12. WONDERFUL ARTILLERY.

    "The French success in mowing down the Germans." writes Lord Northcliffe, "is due to their great courage in keeping hidden machine guns near the German ...

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  13. GERMAN PLANS UPSET.

    A German officer of artillery, who has been taken prisoner by the French, states that the Germans brought into battle in the Verdun region hundreds of heavy ...

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  14. ENORMOUS GERMAN LOSSES.

    A French Lieutenant, describing the original capture of Douaumont by the Germans says that the enemy attacked the position with 120,000 men, losing 40,000 ...

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  15. Bedouins Put to Flight

    There is a small body of South Africans troops in Egypt co-operating with the mixed force of British, Australians, New Zealanders and Indians that is operating ...

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  16. Ultimate Victory

    The Germany have a fresh grievance against the Allies, and are complaining that British and French statesmen use the language of conqueors, instead of ...

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  17. THE CALLOUS HUN.

    "There was a typical German act last week, after a French gunner had located and destroyed a hidden battery. Within an hour, and obviously after consultation ...

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  18. THE STRUGGLE FOR VAUX.

    The German claim that they captured Vaux on Friday after a glorious night attack, is characterised as in every way false. Still intent upon controlling the ...

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  19. A DIABOLICAL DEVICE.

    During the assault upon the defences of Verdun, the Germans at one point used burning liquid projectors, and some French soldiers were burned crisp by the ...

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  20. Campaign in East Africa

    The operations against the enemy in German East African, conducted by General Sm[?], are progressing with the deliberate throughness that characterised ...

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