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  5. THE WAR FROM DAY TO DAY

    There was a warm discussion in the House of Lords on Friday on the subject of recruiting and compulsory service, the matter having been raised by questions ...

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  7. RULING THE WAVES

    Ii is reported from Buenos Ayres that the big German battle cruiser Von der Tann has been sunk in the South Atlantic by a British cruiser, the name of which is ...

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  8. EGYPT MENACED

    With the aid of their German ally, the Turks maintain a show of menacing Egypt, and General von Falkenberg, who is to command the army that is ...

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  9. CAUGHT IN A TRAP

    The battle of Sarykamish, in the Caucasus, which resulted in a shattering defeat of the Turkish army, was fought under terrible conditions, the cold being ...

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  10. THE TURCO-GERMAN PLAN.

    The German idea was to rest one wing on a fortress and swing the other flunk round to envelope the Russians. Erzeroum was the fortress, but the ...

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  11. BRITAIN'S IMMENSE TASK.

    The Earl of Selborne (who succeeded Lord Milner as High Commissioner in South Africa, prior to which he had been First Lord of the Admiralty in the ...

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  12. HIDDEN AMONG THE PALMS.

    The fate of another of the German commerce raiders, the Konigsberg, appears to have bern placed beyond doubt. Captain Willett, of the steamer Newbridge, who ...

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  13. SHORT OF MONEY.

    Turkey's finances are said to be in a worse state than at any previous period of her history, and the officials are at their wits' end to provide funds to meet ...

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  14. TRAPPED BY THE RUSSIANS.

    The German Generals reduced their transport to a minimum, and swiftly advanced in two main bodies, one marching to Sarykamish and the other ...

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  15. UNWORTHY BRITONS.

    "We have to thank Lord Kitchener for his courage in telling the nation that this was not going to be a short war. We must measure its duration by years, not by ...

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  16. A HORNET'S NEST.

    Everything points to the probability that in a few weeks, Turkey will have two if not three powerful new foes to contend against. Greece is irritated at ...

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  17. HALF-NAKED TROOPS.

    The Turks, who were thus lured into a trap delivered a frontal attack at Sarykamish, apparently unaware that their turning movement had failed. They ...

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  18. Barbarities in Belgium

    The Belgian Legation in London has issued another list detailing further barbarities perpetrated by the Germans in Belgium. Many religious establishments ...

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  19. NO ONE DARE FLINCH.

    The Lord Chancellor (Viscount Haldane), who during the seven years that he was Secretary for War in the Liberal Administration (1906-12) reorganised the ...

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  20. APPALLING LOSSES.

    The losses of the Turks were appalling. Dead and wounded were, left lying on the ground for miles. Narrow valleys and mountain roads were dotted ...

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  21. THE GERMAN INQUISITION.

    Among other outrages, the stories of which are vouched for by the Belgian Commission, is the case of a French soldier, captured at Acrschoot, who, it is ...

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  22. REVOLUTION PREDICTED.

    Sherif Pasba. the well-knoun Turkish' "Liberal," and uncompromising opponent of the Committee of Union and Progress, predicts a certain revolution when ...

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  23. ALARM IN JERUSALEM.

    In a letter despatched from Jerusalem some time before Turkey declared war, a correspondent of the "Manchester Guardian" slates that "from the very ...

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  24. KILLING THE WOUNDED.

    Dealing with the allegations respecting the ill-treatment of the wounded, the commission states that a lancer, wounded by two bullets, was then clubbed with a ...

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  25. A COMPLICATED PROBLEM.

    In answer to a question by Earl Curzon (formerly Viceroy of India), as to whether preparation had been made for an alternative course in the event of the failure ...

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  26. Bombs From the Clouds

    A graphic description of the fine work performed by British aviators is contained in a letter from a German officer dated October 7th. which is published in the ...

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  27. PILLAGING PEDIGREE STOCK.

    Among other crimes laid to their charge, it is alleged that the Germans are pillaging pillaging stock in the country they have overrun. It is asserted that 125 ...

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  28. Rebel Activity in Africa

    The small party of South African rebels still attached to Colonel Maritz, numbering in all about 800 men, attacked 400 loyalists at Schuitdrift on December 22. ...

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  29. ARMS AND AMMUNITION.

    With reference to Lord Selborne's statement that many men that had enlisted were subsequently hunted out by the War Office because their services were ...

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  30. "KULTUR" IN BELGIUM.

    "We are very proud of what Australia has done to help the Mother Country," writes Sir William Lever, of Port Sunlight, England, to a friend in Sydney. ...

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  31. THE CALL TO THE COMMANDOES.

    The union Government is now exercising its powers under the Defence Act to commandeer men for service in German South-west Africa, and the burghets ...

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  32. CONSPIRATION POSSIBLE.

    Viscount Haldane's statement that "the constitution permits conscription" is a reminder that under the British Militia Act every man is liable for service in the ...

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  33. A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.

    "This machine and the second left us, but a third came. That infernal whisting again, and a bomb fell among the sharpshooters. A terrible explosion ...

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  34. WALFISH BAY RE-OCCUPIED.

    Walfish Bay was re-occupied by Union troops on Christmas Day unopposed, and it is probable that an effort will be made from that side of the German colony, as ...

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  35. A PLAYFUL RUFFIAN.

    A writer in the London "Globe," who claims to have personal knowledge of the matter, relates a story that shows the Crown Prince in the light of a playful ...

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  36. PILING UP THE HORROR.

    "But the tragedy was not yet over. One of the other aviators, who had already thrown a bomb, returned. Again this terrible noise in the air. I could ...

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  37. DAR-ES-SALAAM BOMBARDED.

    On the cast coast of Africa, the jewel of Germany's colonial empire has again been the recipient of unpleasant attentions from the British fleet. ...

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  38. IRELAND AND THE WAR.

    During the debate in the House of Lords on Friday, Baton MacDonnell said that 115,000 Irishmen had been recruited since the beginning of the war. ...

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