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  4. THE DESTROYED ZEPPELIN.

    An official intimation has been made that the King has awarded Lieut. William Robinson, of the Worcester Regiment and the Royal Flying Corps, the Victoria Cross ...

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  5. PUSHING GERMANS BACK.

    Gen. Haig reported on Tuesday afternoon:—We are now 1,500 yards eastward of Guillemont. We have obtained a footing in Leuze Wood, between Ginetemont ...

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  6. MEN AND MATTERS.

    Venezelos calls Sing Constantine the “King of the Hellenes,” in a tone of voice which gives him more of the first than of the third syllable of the last word.—New ...

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  7. THE BALKANS.

    The Athens correspondent of The Daily Chronicle states it is understood that the Greek Government has decided to call up for service five classes of the reservists of ...

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  8. STOP PRESS EDITION.

    There was a series of brilliant ce[?]ls north of the Somme on Tuesday. the French troops showing irresistible d[?] [?] northeast of Clery the extremity of a hill which is traversed by the B[?]chavesnes to C[?]y road. They have captured since September 3. ...

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  9. CRIMINAL SITTINGS.

    The hearing was continued of the case in which Louis Micux was charged with having committed bigamy. The information set out that while accused was married to K[?]tl Fielding, who was ...

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  10. Lieut. Robinson Received Iron Cross.

    Lieut. Robinson is 21 years of age, and is a son of the Chief Naval Constructor at Portsmouth. Like Lieut. Wurneford, he was born in India, and came to England ...

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  11. Big French Seizures.

    The French communique of Tuesday night says:—We have made important progress east of Le Forest and north-east of Clery. We have also captured the ...

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  12. TURKS AND GERMANS.

    The Milan correspondent of The Daily Telegraph declares that the action of Roumania has rearoused the advocates of separate peace in Constantinople. A Grand ...

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  13. Germans Lost Chilly.

    A German communique states:—Hot fighting has taken place between Le Forest and the Somme. South of the Somme we are resisting French storming ...

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  14. RETURNED SOLDIERS.

    Speaking at the annual meeting of the Municipal Association on Tuesday, the Mayor of Adelaide (Mr. I. Isaacs), who was in the chair, touched on the subject ...

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  15. Looped the Loop.

    The Daily Chronicle says that Lieut. Robinson’s own story is as follows:—“I saw the first Zeppelin after I had been aloft an hour. She was flying very high ...

    Article : 149 words
  16. German Guns Against Germans.

    The British War Office has abandoned the proposed exhibition of German guns captured by the British on the Somme because many have been handed to our ...

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  17. BULGARIANS INVADED ROUMANIA.

    An official message from Sofia, the Bulgarian capital, states: — Our armies on Saturday last crossed the entire Dobrud[?] frontier, energetically driving back the ...

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  18. FINE ADVANCE.

    British and French military experts regard the battle of Sunday and Monday as the most brilliant since July 1. Seven thousand prisoners have been taken, and ...

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  19. BRITAIN’S INCREASING NAVY.

    The First Lord of the Admiralty, in closing a tour of the Clyde yards, addressed trade union delegates. He said [?] their contribution to the success of ...

    Article : 163 words
  20. WHAT PEARY SAW.

    Ensign Green has just arrived here, and has confirmed the previous report of a belief in the non-existence of Crockerland. Peary made observations at a point 130 ...

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  21. Inquest on Crew.

    An inquest has been held at Cuffley on the bodies of the Zeppelin crew. An officer of the flying corps gave evidence that he saw the Zeppelin dropping bombs. ...

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  22. Russians Fighting Bulgars.

    The first encounter between Russian and Bulgarian cavalry occurred on Monday in Dobrudja. The Russian troops sabred the Bulgars, and captured an officer. ...

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  24. COLONIAL WOOL.

    Replying to an enquiry by the Colonial Wool Merchants’ Association, which was addressed to the Board of Trade, the Director of Army Contracts has written as ...

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  25. EAST FRONTS.

    The Russian communique of Tuesday afternoon states:—In the battles on the Upper [?]ereth, between August 31 and September 2, we made prisoners of 4,600, and ...

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  26. PLURAL VOTING.

    A proposal to abolish plural voting came before the delegates of the Municipal Association Conference on Wednesday in the from of a motion urging the Government ...

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  27. PERSONAL.

    There was a further slight improvement in the condition of Miss d’Erlanger this morning. Mr. E. F. Carter, the engineer for the bulk ...

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  28. Succouring War Victims.

    Terrible conditions prevail among the populations of Eastern Macedonia. A Greek sailing vessel which was proceeding close inshore heard [?]rfies, and discovered ...

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  29. NOT NICE NEIGHBOURS

    The folowing motion, which caused considerable amusement, was submitted to the delegates to the Municipal Association Conference on Wednesday:—“That the ...

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  30. British Flank Attacks.

    The situation is still more satisfactory on the French front than on the British. The greatest difficulties are in the Thiepval region, where the German communiques ...

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  31. Prince Boris and Russia.

    The Russian newspapers deny that Prince Boris, of Bulgaria, has Russian sympathies. ...

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  32. ASIA MINOR.

    A Russian message states that Russian fire and hand grenade attacks repe[?]d attempted Turkish night attacks [?] Erzingan. Fierce bat[?]es [?] west ...

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  33. Not All Honour.

    Lieut Robinson is entitled to £3,500 as rewards privately offered to the first airman to bring down a Zeppelin on British soil. The Lord Mayor of London gave ...

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  34. Way Across Somme Paved.

    Gen. Haig is of opinion that nothing can be gained by extending the bulge at High Wood until the rest of the line has advanced, but the capture of Guillemont is ...

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  35. Italy and Austria.

    The Italian communique of Tuesday afternoon says:—At the head of the Rio Felize Valley, on the Upper Boite, our Alpine troops and volunteers made a daring ...

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  36. Electric-Lighted Planes.

    Four electric-lighted aeroplanes met th[?] returning Zeppelin raiders off Jutland, and piloted them to landing places in Schleswig-Holstein. ...

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  37. AFTER THE WAR.

    The Trade Union Congress has discussed the possibility of a conference of delegates of organized labour from every country after the war. Mr. Will Thorne, M.P., ...

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  38. A TREATY.

    In the Senate to-day the Foreign Relations Committee reported favourably upon the Danish West Indies Treaty, which the Senate, it is now expected, will accept. ...

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  39. Americans Carrying German Mails.

    United States warships and transports have been authorized to carry Ger[?] mails to the Far East of Asia, to prevent the possibility of British interference. ...

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  40. German Attacks Failed.

    The Paris communique of Tuesday afternoon states:—There is continued bad weather. We are organizing the ground gained. Our gun fire and machine guns ...

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  41. INTO CAMP ON WEDNESDAY.

    Following are the names of the men who en[?]ted at Adelaide, and went into the Exhibition camp on Wednesday:— F. Alison, L. S. Andrew, D. J. Black, F. C. ...

    Article : 115 words
  42. SNOOKER.

    In the semi-final in the snooker contest Fay was beaten by 61-30 and 73-35. The third game was not played. Fay's opponent was clever and more consistent but ...

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  43. Of Course They Did.

    A Danish steamer say a submarine engaging four German destroyers in the B[?]tic. The Germans fled on a zigzagging course. ...

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  44. PLAGUE AT BRISTOL.

    The outbreak of bubonic plague at Bristol was stamped out by the authorities in a drastic manner. They burned the rat-ridden bulidings. ...

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