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  3. RUSSIA'S OFFENSIVE

    A Petrograd communique states:—"After desperate fighting we threw back the enemy across the Stavok river, a tributary on the left bank of the ...

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  4. ANZACS IN FRANCE

    Lord Northcliffe, who spent a fortnight with the Australian, troops in France, has supplied the following exclusive despatch to the United Service ...

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  6. LATEST WAR NEWS.

    General Haig's latest communique issued at London on Sunday evening, states:— "We made further progress in ...

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  7. THE SOMME STRUGGLE

    A Haig communique states that the Australians participated in a successful attack north of Pozieres, in which the main German second line ...

    Article : 271 words
  8. FRENCH HOLD PART OF FLEURY.

    An official communique says:—The enemy on the right bank of the Mouse is quiescent. In the sector of Thiaumont we hold all the southern, part of the ...

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  9. GENERAL WAR NEWS

    An Italian submarine has torpedoed an Austrian cruiser in the Upper Adriatic on 2nd August. ...

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  10. TEUTON STAND LIKELY.

    It is anticipated that the enemy will make a determined stand on the Bug river front from Sokal (45 miles north- east of Lemberg) to Busk (on the Bug ...

    Article : 79 words
  11. ALLIED AIR RAIDS.

    The Amiralty announces a successful attack by a naval air squadron against enemy aerodromes in Western Belgium and ammunition sheds at Mirelbeke. ...

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  12. POST WAR TRADE.

    A conference of representatives of 250 Scottish engineering and ship-buiding trades in Glasgow have decided to form a strong central ...

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  13. AUSTRO-GERMAN FORCES.

    Field Marshal von Hindeuburg, who is in command of the Austro-Germans on the East Front, has gone to Volhvnia. ...

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  14. PARISH CONFERENCE PROGRAMME

    The "Observer" states that freetraders challenged the Paris Conference program but he contest is not betwixt tariffs and free imports, but between ...

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  15. STUBBORN FIGHTING PROCEEDING.

    A Petrograd communique states that stubborn fighting is proceeding south of Brody. Repeated enemy counter-attacks were repulsed. The conquered ...

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  16. BELATED BERLIN COMMUNIQUE.

    A Berlin communique admits fighting which has only now become known. It claims to have repulsed strong English forces north at Ovillers in hand to ...

    Article : 63 words
  17. GENERAL SMUTS CONGRATULATED

    His Majesty King George has telegraphed to General J. C. Smuts (Commander-in-Chief of the British forces in German East Africa), conveying his ...

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  18. FIGHT DEVELOPS IN RUSSIANS FAVOR.

    An official communique states:—Fighting on the rivers Graberwa and Sereth south of Brody is developing in our favor. We stormed two villages, and the ...

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  19. VALOR REWARDED.

    The "Gazette" publishes, a list of nine Victoria Crosses, including Lieut. Jones, of the North Lancashires. A barrage of fire isloated a platoon in a captured ...

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  20. GERMANS DEFIED.

    The City of Brussels has refused to pay the fine of £50,000 imposed on it by the Germans for celebrating the Belgian National Day on July 31, and ...

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  21. SLAVS CONSOLIDATE.

    Mr Stanley Washburn, the "Times" correspondent on the East Front, telegraphing from the Russian Headquarters on the Stokhod says:—"In ...

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  22. MURDER OF CAPTAIN FRYATT.

    The German Government is apparently, perturbed at the effect of Reuter's telegrams to neutral countries, emphasising the infamy of the murder ...

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  23. BRAVEST MAN I EVER SAW.

    An American correspondent who has just returned from Berlin, quotes a German captain as saying, "The bravest man I ever saw was an Australian in the ...

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  24. IRISH GUARDS.

    General French addressing the Irish, Guards, paid a glowing tribute to their deeds at the front, and recalled that it was the South African war ...

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  25. SUCCESS NORTH OF POZIERES.

    General Haig reports:—The day has been quiet. The enemy's artillery is active at Pozieres and in the Mametz Wood. ...

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  26. WELSH MINERS.

    The Welsh miners have reversed a previous decision, and have decided to work during the corning week. ...

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  27. PORTUGUESE POLITICS.

    It is believed that the reassembling of Congress on the 7th will be followed by the formation of a non-party Cabinet. ...

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  28. BRUTAL GERMANS.

    The Amsterdam newspaper "De Telegraaf" reports that there have been further extensive slave raids in North France. ...

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  29. ACCURATE BRITISH GUNNERY.

    Australian Kent, Surrey, and Sussex troops participated in consolidating the grounded won despite heavy shell fire. Our artillery shelled Courcelette and ...

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  30. STRONG GERMAN DEFENCES.

    Mr Beach Thomas states that the captured ground reveals a wonderful system of fortifications, underground shelters justifying the German belief ...

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  31. SUBMARINING OF MAIL BOAT.

    The American consuls in Italy have been directed to inquire into the circumstances of the submarining of the mail boat Letimbro last week. ...

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  32. FIGHTING AT VERDUN

    A communique issued in Paris on Friday states:— "Fighting continues on the Thiaumont-Fleury front (at Verdun) where ...

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  33. ENEMY SUBMARINE SUPPLIES.

    The crew of a British trawler which was sunk in the North Sea state that they saw a German submarine obtaining supplies from a Norwegian ...

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  34. OVERSEAS TROOPS IN LONDON.

    Lord Derby (Under-Secretary for War) on Friday opened, on behalf of Victoria League a new club for Domi[?] soldiers. ...

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  35. RUSSO-JAPANESE ALLIANCE.

    Agreement between Russia and Japan with respect to the Manchurian railway is believed to have been the outcome of recognition, by Russia of ...

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  36. MINOR OPERATIONS.

    A communique issued by General Sir Douglas Haig states that other minor operations have been reported north of Bazentin-le-Petit and north-west of ...

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  37. EGYPTIAN OPERATIONS.

    General Murray reports that at 11 o'clock on the night of the 4th the Turks, whose strength was estimated at 14.000 attacked our positions near ...

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  38. GERMANS WANT WOOL.

    The Germans are endeavoring to obtain wool consignments through neutrals, but the British Board of Trade have warned English manufacturers it ...

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  39. ROUMANIAN FRONTIER INCIDENTS

    A telegram from Bucharest states that the Roumanian Foreign Minister drew the attention of the Bulgarian Government to recant frontier ...

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  40. DOMINION PARLIAMENTARIANS.

    The Dominion Parliamentarians' visit has officially ended. Various private conferences on Imperial problems have been held in the Commons ...

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  41. FITFUL NIGHT GUNFIRE.

    (Published in the "Times.") "The Times" correspondent at headquarters states: The weather is hot and trying. Fitful night artillery fire ...

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  42. GERMAN PRESSURE RELAXED.

    The "Times" correspondent at Paris says that there has been extensive fighting on the right of the Mouse. The Germans previously reached a ...

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  43. ASQUITH CABINET.

    Many members of the House of Commons, discussing the situation in the Lobbies regard the position of the Government as critical. ...

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  44. GERMAN FRONTIER REGULATIONS.

    The new German frontier regulations include the taking of thumb prints of travellers to and from Germany, which are imprinted on the passport. ...

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  45. MESOPOTAMIA.

    The "Daily Mail" states that several entomologists have been sent to Meso[?]tomia to reduce the fly plague. ...

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  46. GERMAN PRESS WARNINGS.

    German newspapers continue to warn the mobile against Roumania. It is stated by the "Berliner Tageblatt" that the first trainload of ...

    Article : 222 words
  47. AUSTRO-GERMANS WITH TURKS.

    According to Reuter there are one or two thousand Austro-Germans and a large number of Bedouin irregulars with the Turks. The attack was evidently ...

    Article : 90 words
  48. WOMEN AS PREACHERS.

    The "Daily Mail" states that there has been considerable criticism at the announcement that woman are to not as preachers. The innovation is the ...

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  49. CENTRAL EMPIRES' LOSSES.

    Fantastic reports have been published in the German papers of the extent of the Anglo-French casualties on the Somme front. ...

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  50. GERMAN LOSSES HEAVY.

    The "Times" correspondent at Paris says that the Germans are fighting valiantly on the Thiaumont-Fleury front. There is much infantry and ...

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  51. SOLDIERS TO BE RELEASED.

    The Army Council is releasing 27,000 soldiers, in order that they may assist in harvesting. ...

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  52. LIFE OF PARLIAMENT.

    The Government proposes to extend the life of Parliament by six months. but the House of Commons and House of Lords are likely to grant only three ...

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  53. CANADA'S WAR RESOURCES.

    In order to conserve financial, resources for war, all issues in Canada of non-Canadian securities will be prohibited, and a tax will be imposed on ...

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  54. NEW ZEPPELINS.

    Berlin claims that the newest Zeppelin, airships have enormous travelling and carrying capacity, and can attain a speed of 120 miles per hour. ...

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  55. SEVERE FIGHTING CONTINUES.

    A Paris communique says:—"The night was comparatively quiet on the Somme. Artillery bombardment was violent throughout the Thiaumont and ...

    Article : 82 words
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  57. BAVARIANS INSPECTED.

    The B[?] Crown Prince subsequently inspected the Bavarians who fought the Australians at Fromilles, and congratulated them on their ...

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  58. SIR ARTHUR MARKHAM DEAD.

    The sudden death is announced of Sir Arthur Markham, Liberal member of the House of Commons for the Mansfield division of Nottinghamshire. Sir Arthur ...

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  59. HOSPITAL FOR SERBS.

    Doctor Agues Bonnet, an Australian, has been appointed to the command of a hospital of 200 tods, which is going with the Serbian army. ...

    Article : 35 words
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