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  5. THE WAR FROM DAY TO DAY

    There was some smart fighting on the banks of the Suez Canal last week between the Turks and the British forces (among whom were Australian and New ...

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  7. CHASING A REBEL

    A Capetown correspondent of the "Sydney Mommy Herald" furnishes a graphic description of the pursuit and capture of De Wet after that wily rebel crossed the ...

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  8. PICTURES OF WAR

    A Barrowing picture of war fate is presented in a letter from a German reservist who had served in one of the Saxon corps in Flanders. After ...

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  9. BLOCKED BY CORPSES

    The German under General von Hindenberg have been for some days engaged in a stupendous effort to break through the Russian lines and capture ...

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  10. LIKE HOUNOC ON THE SCENT.

    After this narrow escape De Wet srums to have pressed north continuously, picking up fresh men us he went along, and losing others—through captures and ...

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  11. ARADS ROUTED BY SIKHS.

    The village of Toussoum, close at hand, was defended by a Sikh regiment, and was one of the points of attack for an Arab regiment. The Sikhs withheld ...

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  12. THE PHALANX FORMATION.

    They advanced says a correspondent with the Russians) in a formation unprecedented since the famous Macedonian phalanx, in with is the warriors ...

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  13. ROUNDED UP AT LAST.

    At has point the horsemen came in. De Wet had been located on a farm called Waterbury (110 miles due west of Mafeking) together with the dispirited and ...

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  14. The Fellowship of Suffering

    After one of the many battles in the vicinity of La Bassee, the following later was found by the side of a French cavalry officer who had breathed his last ...

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  15. WARSHIPS IN ACTION.

    War vessels, both British and French, are taking part in the defence of the Canal, and the Hardings, a vessel of the Indian Marine, 6520 tons, carrying six ...

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  16. BRIDGES DESTROYED.

    During the fighting on the Rawka on Tuesday, the Germans threw a barrel bridge over the river, and three companies crossed. Russian guns destroyed the ...

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  17. REVOLT IN NYAEALAND.

    Among the contingencies relied upon by the Germans to assist them in their humiliation of Britain was a general revolt in India and the overseas dominions ...

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  18. AUSTRALIANS COMMENDED.

    Sir John Maxwell, the commander-in-chief in Egypt, on Thursday sent the following cablegram to Senator Pearce, Minister for Defence:—"The Australian ...

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  19. THE WOMEN LEFT BEHIND.

    "In spite of their own sufferings, they were trying to help me, and when I was fully conscious again the German gave us a morphia injection, and took one ...

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  20. UNPRECEDENTED FIGHTING.

    Military critics declare that me world has never hitherto seen such fighting and aver that the fact that the Germans are resorting to these methods shows that ...

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  21. BAREFOOTED PRISONERS.

    Two hundred and fifty prisoners arrived in Cairo, on Thursday morning, and were marched through the streets roped together. They were all dressed in ...

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  22. "WHAT WERE WE FIGHTING FOR?"

    "I wondered, and I suppose the others did, why we had fought each other at all. I looked at the Highlander, who was falling to sleep exhausted, and in ...

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  23. A New Queen of the Seas

    Elated by the success that has attended the daring adventure of her submarines into the Irish Sea. Germany now assumes that site has command of ...

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  24. An Authentic Case

    Among the horrible crimes charged against the Germans must be included the murder of M. Charles Deschars, who, when the war broke out was commercial ...

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  25. A WELL-PLANNED ADVANCE.

    It may be said that the enemy's tactics and arrangements in traversing the desert were good (remarks a London "Times" correspondent). The men had ...

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  26. FRENZIED HATRED.

    The Intense hatred entertnined for England is betrayed in letters sent to Germans in the field and found on the dead. One written from Mulheim refers to the ...

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