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  5. DR. HOLLER'S REPLY EDWARD GREY.

    Dr. Hollweg, in an interview with Mr. Weygand, of the “New York World,” replied to Sir Edward Grey's interview with an American journalist. ...

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  6. FOOD SHORTAGE IN GERMANY.

    The latest suggestion in Germany to cope with the scarcity of meat is to hoot rooks. Gamekeepers declare the cost of shooting to be prohibitive, as ...

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  7. WHILE ARE OUR FIVE MILLIONS?

    Mr Asquith, in the House of Commons, in moving the vote, confined •himself-to-the financial interests of the He did not attempt to give ...

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  8. FRENCH VALOR

    A Communiqué reads:— A battle which was extremely via-. lent raged all night long on both banks of the Meuse. ...

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  9. MR CHURCHILL CREATES AN IMPRESSION .

    Mr. Churchill's speech deeply the House, and made it evident that his return to politics has strengthened the position. He ...

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  10. ENORMOUS DECREASE OF GERMAN OXEN.

    It is estimated that the German oxen, which totalled twenty millions before the war, are now only eight million ...

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  11. IMPORTANT BILL INTRODUCED.

    Lord Kitchener , in the House of Lords introduced a Bill to enable the Government to regulate the flwo of recruits and prevent fluctuation The ...

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  12. DESPATCH FROM SIR DOUCLASHAIG.

    Sir Douglas Haig reports— “Fourteen enemy a[?]roplanes were engaged and one was driven down in “There were heays bombardments on ...

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  13. ALLIES PRISONERS IN SWITZERLAND.

    Most complete arrangements have been made for the reception of the 'first batch of British prisoners from Germany, T who require, exceptional ...

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  14. MARRIED MEN, GET READY. .

    The House of Lords passed the military service Bill. ...

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  15. HUGE WAR EXPENDITURE.

    To-day’s three hundred millions bring?; the . total for the eleventh vote of credit to 2384 millions presumably this will be sufficient to the and of ...

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  16. ALLITES’ SUCCESSES IN THE AIR

    Coinciding with marked recrudescence of activity on the Western front the newspapers draw attention to the nerial liveliness especially the ...

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  17. RELEASING DOUBTFUL IRISH REVOLVERS.

    The ' arrested Dublin revolvers axe being released at the rate of 20 to 30 daily.- Forms of application for release were circulated in all camps ...

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  18. WARNING TO NEWSPAPERS.

    The King's Bench division granted a rule nisi against the “Graphic” for commenting on the Casement case. This consisted of drawings with his ...

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  19. ON THE ITALIAN

    A communiqué reads:— The enemy are reported to be massing between Lacegadher and the Adige “Enemy aeraplanes bommbed different ...

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  20. EXPEDITION TO TRIPOLL

    A semi-official message says that owing to die serious danger of rebels at Zura, in Tripoli, an expedition was de-spaded and defeated the rebels. ...

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  21. GOOD NEWS.

    A provisional agreement has been made for the amalgamation of the in terests of the C[?]ruard and Common wealth Dominion line. The [?]unard line ...

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  22. THE GALLANT FRENCH.

    The “Petit Parisienne” says the preliminary French bombardment on the bank of the Meuse lasted on several veral hours. ...

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  23. FIGHTING IN TRN[?]NO

    The “Daily Telegraph” correspondent dent at Rome says throughput Tuesday the Austrians fought without elan, their own artillery driving them forward. ...

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  24. I LORD NORTHCLIFFE E'S SPEECH.

    .In the House of Lords. Lord Montague moved to abolish the divided control of the air service. Load Northcliffe in his maiden speech ...

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  26. THE REFERENDUM

    It was not difficult to see on the Golden Mile to-day that an important plebiscite was being taken. The referendum on the dosing hour of hotels ...

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  28. JUNE WORK BY

    A communiqué reads: — In the region of Kuhock-Avolia we drove "back the Germans across the Vaseline tributary. ...

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  29. THE SUCCESS AT DOUAUMONT FORT.

    The attack on Douaumont Fort was dictated by, the fact that General Ni-Velle learned of the enemy withdrawing troops to assist in the attack on Mort ...

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  30. MR. HUGHES.

    Mr. Hughes received a deputation sugar producers. He lunched at the Italian Ambassy and Mr. Bonar Law called at the Hotel ...

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  31. GOOD WORK BY/RUSSIAN AVIATORS.

    Russian aviators bombed and destroyed several kilometres of the Pone- j .vish-Libau railway near peevish also demolished several ammunition ...

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  32. MOVEMENTS OF SHIPPING.

    Arrivals.—At London: Khiva. Departures for Sydney: Port Elliott and Poona. ...

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