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  6. CAMBRAI UNDER BRITISH FIRE.

    [?] Notre Dame is lest than three miles of [?] and the city is now [?] under the British fire. ...

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  7. DISASTER OF GREEN MAGNITUDE.

    "The Times" Dutch Correspondent declares that he is convinced that a German district of great [?] is impending on ...

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  8. ITALY HOLDS THEM.

    The Italian official communique [?]ued this evening says;—In the mountainous region between the Brenta and [?] we ...

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  9. JERUSALEM'S HILLS.

    Dealing with the campaign in Palestine, a high military authority said it was not wise to expect the immediate fall of Jerusalem, ...

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  10. FACE OF THE WAR CHANCED. ITALIAN SITUATION RELIEVED

    It is stated that the victory has changed the whole face of the war, and tat it will rel[?] the Italian situation immediately. ...

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  11. GREATER THINGS PREDICTED

    The [?] by [?] to tanks is generally hailed as one of the most [?] of the [?] and ...

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  12. [?]rograd UNHEALTHY.

    All Americans have been advised to leave Petrograd. ...

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  13. RUSSIA AND PEACE.

    To-day's Russian official message reports :— The Council of the People's Communication, is the name of the ...

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  14. RE[?] BELG[?] REPORT

    [?] from Washington states that a German [?] ...

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  15. Mercy Convent School

    [?] annual concert and [?] of the Mudgee Convent of Merry Schools was given in the Town Hall [?] Thursday. Experience ...

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  16. Breakfast Creek.

    Wheat.—The wheat crops are well out in head. Holidaying.—Mrs. H. Parkins, of Mudgee, is spending a pleasant ...

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  17. REVISING THE WAR AIMS.

    A Copedi[?] correspondents reports that M. Tro[?] the Foreign that M. [?] the Foreign Almster in Russia, has requested the Allies to revise their arms. He ...

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  18. A FRENCH ATTACK.

    The [?] attacked on the salient south of [?] on a [?] front to a depth of [?] metres. ...

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  19. DISASTER TO ENEMY.

    The great Chemical Elektron works at [?]chcim-on-Main, embracing at factories, the most extensive in Germany, were blown ...

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  20. ITALIAN VICTORIOUS RESISTANCE.

    A Rome message states that if the Italians continue their victorian resistance of the [?] invaders for a few days more a [?] ...

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  21. British Red Gross.

    A meeting of ladi[?] was held in the Town Hall on Thursday, November 15 Present: Mrs Du[?] ...

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  22. War-Weary Germans

    Reports from Rutterdam show that extensive smuggling and food boarding indicate the German fear of [?]city in the winter. One hundred ...

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  23. The War

    The British have (as reported in "Thursday's "Guardian") smashed the Hindenburg line in a great surprise offensive on the Somme. ...

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  24. MORE VILLAGES TAKEN.

    It was reported late to-night that many more villages had been captured and strong counter-attacks had been repulsed. ...

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  25. THE TANKS IN ACTION.

    THE Whole grand [?] tank was engaged. Everywhere there is evidence of the hu[?] of the German ...

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  26. ITALIANS SAFER.

    A high authority, discussing the war situation generally, said that the Italian situation was much more satisfactory than ...

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  28. OF JERU[?]SALEN.

    An official report from Pal[?] says:—The situation noths[?] of Jaff[?] is [?] ...

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  29. HINDENBURG LINE.

    The correspondent of the "Daily Mail declares that we have tern the Hindenburg line to shreds everywhere. ...

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  30. Killed in Action.

    The Rev. Farther E. P. O'Donnell, of Gulgong, has received a telegram from the Defence Department notifying that private [?] ...

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  31. WHERE JOSHUA COMMANDED SUN.

    [?] Table the occupation of which by Allenby's caru[?] was reported yesterday, is the Arable from of Beth-Soron, where Joshua ...

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  32. [?] NOIRE DAME CAPTURED.

    The British continuing there have captured Font[?] Notre Dame, and have pentrat[?] the Hindenburg line to a depth of ...

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  33. Two English Murders

    Albert Lorford, aged 16, has, it is called been convicted of the murder of Janct Oren,a milliner, in Hert. fordshire England. She was found ...

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  34. PRIVATE HAROLD SHEPHARD

    Private Harold Shepha[?], an action in France on October 6, was the son of Mr. William Shep[?] late of the Royal Hotel. ...

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  35. BRITAIN'S FOOD.

    In the House of Lords desterday. Lord Rhonnda (Food-Contro[?]er), said that the response to Voluntary rationing had been inadequate, and ...

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  36. COUNTER ATTACKS FAILED

    Seven or eight violent enemy counter-attack's all failed. ...

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  37. SIX RAILWAYS.

    Six railways, all highly important communication ways, converging on the Cambrai line, are as the result of the last advance ...

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  38. WHAT THE GERMANS SAY.

    A German communique, issued late last (Tuesday), says:—The English attacked towards Cambrai, with strong forces, gained ...

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  39. CAVALRY HELPED BY ENEMY'S HASTE.

    The cavairy of the advancing forces were aided by the ability to cross many bridges which the Germans in the hurry skurry of ...

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  42. CAVALRY COMES INTO ACTION.

    Mr. Percival Phillips, telegraphing on Wednesday night, stated:—The breach in the Hindenburg line proved a gate to greater ...

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  43. LONDON, FRIDAY.

    The enemy has been driven out to a further series of villages, [?] and South-westward of Camboug[?] and many additional ...

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  44. SENSATIONAL REPORTS.

    Messages which have been received in New York stator that the British have seized the whole of the line of the St. Quentin-Cambrai Canal, ...

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  45. MOST WONDERFUL PERFORM.

    It is the most wonderful performance of the war. Everything was absolutely normal until the movement of the kick-off. The Hell was ...

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