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  4. DRIVEN BACK.

    Official details of the destruction of H.M.S. Amphion show that the vessel was shattered by the mine, and that a second explosion, probably of her own ammunition, sank her a few minutes later. A war correspondent who has returned to Paris states that four ...

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  6. FRENCH ARDOR AND DARING

    The ardor and daring of the French troops has been demonstrated by the fact that the cavalry, and cyclist corps bound for Liege covered 65 miles a day. ...

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  9. WATCHING LIKE HAWKS.

    The Germans continue to push forward patrols round Namur, where the allied armies are watching like hawks ready to pounce on their prey. ...

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  10. GREAT MARCHING POWER.

    Prior to their success at Dinant the French troops displayed extraordinary marching capacity. They covered 116 miles in 48 hours. ...

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  11. FOUR ZEPPELINS GONE.

    A war correspondent who has returned to Paris reports that three Zeppeiins that were reconnoitring over the positions occupied by the allied troops in Belgium were destroyed ...

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  12. CAPTURED FLAG.

    The German flag which was captured by a foot regiment has been presented to M. Poincare, the President, and it has been transferred from the Ely see to The Invalides ...

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  13. COMMAND OF THE SEA.

    The British Expeditionary Force landed 500 guns on French soil. The Official Press Bureau states that, preparations are being made to send more ...

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  14. SOLDIERS WHO RAN AWAY.

    According to a newspaper correspondent who has returned from the front to Paris a large proportion of the Germans who were engaged in the fighting on the Belgian ...

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  15. EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.

    The Official Press Bureau requests that relatives of the members of the Expeditionary Forces should inform the War Office of their addresses, in order to permit of ...

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  16. BRUSSELS DINES QUIETLY.

    The removal of the Belgian, Court and Government to Antwerp has proved a heavy blow to Brussels, but there has been no panic among the people, no rush from the city, and ...

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  17. BELGIAN OFFICER'S BLUNDER.

    A Belgian officer was courtmartialled at Louvain for ordering the troops riot to fire at a critical moment during the fighting at Liege When an important position might have ...

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  18. RUSSIA'S PICKED ARMY.

    The Russians are calmly hopeful regarding the issue of the impending great struggle upon the Austrian and German frontiers. The Russian army there consists of 2,000,000 ...

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  19. STORY OF THE AMPHION

    The Official Press Bureau has supplied a detailed narrative of the disaster By which H.M.S. Amphion was overtaken on August 5, when she was blown up through striking a ...

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  20. ADMIRABLE ARMY.

    Lord Kitchener's new army of 100,000 is made up of admirably material. It includes many sturdy farm laborers who before the war were seeking emigration to the colonies ...

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  21. WHEAT MARKET WEAKER.

    The wheat market is weaker. The quotation for Australian cargoes on route is 42s 6d per quarter. ...

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  22. BEETROOT AND CARROTS.

    Germans who have been taken prisoners by the French were found to be carrying beetroot and carrots in their knapsacks. They stated that that was the only food they had ...

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  23. MANNING ANTWERP FORTS.

    Reuter's correspondent reports that German cavalry patrols have been signalled northward of Antwerp. The Military Governor has ordered the ...

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  24. DIE-HARDS.

    The Daily Telegraph's Boulogne correspondent says that the people of the seaside town have given up business in order to show hospitality to. the British soldiers of the ...

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  25. TURKEY AND GREECE.

    Turkish and Greek representatives are conferring at Bucharest concerning the European situation. ...

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  26. FRENCH IN THE VOSGES.

    The French troops have conquered the greater part of the valleys of the Vosges The Germans, after having fortified Sarreburg, retreated precipitately, leaving their ...

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  27. TO DEFEND BRUSSELS.

    Several thousand civic guards are in readiness to defend Brussels. There is no danger of the city being captured. ...

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  28. BUSY BANK OF ENGLAND.

    The Bank of England, for the second time in succession, was obliged to-day to refuse temporarily to discount bills, owing to the inability of the staff to cope with the great ...

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  29. UNDER FALSE COLORS.

    A German monoplane showing the French colors dropped three bombs into Luneville this morning. They exploded In the public gardens, but no damage was done. ...

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  30. THREE BATTLES IN ONE.

    News is to hand to the effect that three simultaneously commenced and connected battles are now raging for the control of Northern. Belgium. ...

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  31. TO WELCOME AUSTRALIANS.

    At a magnificent meeting held at the Trocadero an Australasian organisation was formed to welcome and assist' Australasian contingents. ...

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  32. BAYONETED THE PIGS.

    The Germans in Belgium have burned the town of Vise and desolated the country over a radius of many miles. They trampled down crops, bayoneted cattle and pigs, and razed ...

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  33. LEAVES BRITISH ARMY.

    A Reuter despatch from Berlin says that Slatin Pasha, British Inspector-General in the Soudan and an hon. major -general in the British army, has resigned his post in ...

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  34. MORE GERMAN BRUTALITY.

    Advices from Brussels deny the surrender of the Liege farts. It is stated that the Germans burned scores of houses at Badonviller. They shot ...

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  35. STRANDED PASSENGERS.

    The second-class passengers on the Otway who were stranded at Marseilles have returned to London, and are sailing by the Osterley. ...

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