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  2. ULSTER'S MAGNIFICENT OFFER

    A Dutchman, who was expelled from Cologne, the famous German cathedral city on the banks of the Rhine, has arrived in Paris with, a graphic story of the ...

    Article : 241 words
  3. FRENCH MOBILISATION.

    The mobilisation of the French forces finished like clockwork. ...

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    The most cheering news at the present time is the almost childlike faith of practically the whole world in the power the influence, and the integrity of old England. Continental houses seeking for a safe place to deposit ...

    Article : 104 words
  5. PATRIOTIC CANADIANS.

    The recruiting of the 20,000 troops has commenced in Canada. There is great enthusiasm everywhere. Capt. Roes has offered to take the 5th ...

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  6. Liege Disaster

    According to the official account of the battle of Liege published in Berlin, the fighting is described not as a defeat but is a unique act of heroism, the latter ...

    Article : 91 words
  7. Ulster's Magnificent Offer

    At a great mass meeting held at Belfast last night Capt. Craig, M.P., one of the leaders of the Ulstermen announced that 100,000, Ulster volunteers had ...

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  8. GERMAN VICTUALLING.

    A German patrol captured by the French near the frontier related stories of great hardship. For 48 hours they had been on emergency [?]ations only. The ...

    Article : 66 words
  9. REASSURING FINANCIAL NEWS.

    Mr. Lloyd George (Chancellor of the [?]) st[?]ed in the House of Commons that there was no sign of panic or commotion in financial matters, The ...

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  10. PAYMENT OF WAGES.

    Mr. Lloyd George announced [?] House of Commons that the [?] of one month would not [?] salaries, or liabilities not [?] ...

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  11. NATURE AGAINST GERMANY.

    Heavy rains are falling in the west of Europe and will [?]etand the German advance on to Belgium and France. The rivers are swelling fast in many parts ...

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  12. AUSTRIA WAKING UP.

    Austria appears to be desperately anxious to avoid war with Great Britain. She has pointed out that the land and sea forces of Austria and England are unlikely ...

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  13. ON THE SIDE OF ENGLAND.

    Dutch papers urge that Holland [?] take care that she has England in the side if drawn into the war. ...

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  14. AUSTRIAN AND SERVIAN MOVEMENTS.

    Austria's forces in Galicia opened fire on the Russian outposts at Voltchisk 12 hours before war was declared. They also dynamited a railway bridge over the River ...

    Article : 133 words
  15. BELGIAN SOCIALISTS VOLUNTEER.

    The Socialists in Belgium are volunteering for active service. The spirit of the people is aroused as it never was before, and there is a complete absence of ...

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  16. GERMAN CRUELTY.

    Thousands of Russian refugees have arrived here, and they tell harrowing stories. They had been herded together in cattle trucks and cruelly used by the Germans. ...

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  17. PRISONER[?]

    News comes form Bimbury of the [?] of a number of German reservists. They [?] were among a crew of a Russian [?] but deserted, and were [?] an [?] [?] of war. ...

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  18. GERMANY'S RISE TO POWER

    The "Times," in a leader this morning, says that Americans are beginning to appreciate that Germany's rise to power and influence hitherto enjoyed by Great ...

    Article : 119 words
  19. STABLE BANK OF ENGLAND.

    The stability of the Bank of England is recognised by foreign depositors, During today no less than £5,611,000 in gold coin has been received on foreign ...

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  20. MAURETANIA'S DASH.

    While off Sable Island the Mauretania was teamed by wireless by the Essex to make for Halifax. The liner turned with each suddenness that the passengers ...

    Article : 75 words
  21. English Mauled.

    Correspondents returned from Berlin [?] port an outburst of [?] [?] the of the native mob, which is a [?] German civilisation. The crowd ...

    Article : 86 words
  22. ASSURANCE RATES RAISED.

    The life assurance offices are charging an extra rate of fire [?] per cent on existing policies taken out by men in the Navy, seven guineas per cent on new ...

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  23. GENERAL JOFFRE.

    The supreme command of the French Army has been entrusted to General Joffre, who enjoys considerable to popularity in the nation. The greatest confidence ...

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  24. GRATEFUL BELGIANS.

    A large number of Antwerp business men gathered at the British consulate and rendered thanks to England for the help given to Belgium. They described ...

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  25. SPECIAL CONSTABLES.

    Arrangements have been completed for the enrolment of an army of special constables for service in London. ...

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  26. GERMAN EMBASSY.

    The destruction of the German Embassy at St. Petersburg revealed large quantities of rifles and revolvers, also a quantity of e[?] proclamations. The ...

    Article : 51 words
  27. FIERCE STRUGGLE AT LIEGE

    The fiercest struggle recorded during the present fighting around Liege took place at night under the beams of searchlights. The main defence was sustained by a ...

    Article : 108 words
  28. WHAT WILL ITALY DO?

    It is reported that the Italian Ambassador at Vienna has had a conversation with the Emperor Francis Joseph and his Government. It is believed that a final ...

    Article : 62 words
  29. GRAIN STEAMER GRABBED.

    The German steamer Schledien, with a cargo of grain, has just arrived at Plymonth, from Brisbane, having been captured by the naval reserve men. ...

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  30. THE BEST NEWS OF ALL.

    The bank rate will be reduced to 5 per cent on Saturday and the State war insurance to 4 per cent. ...

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  31. ALIEN REGISTRATION.

    Scotland Yard is enforcing the regulations requiring aliens, especially Germans, resident in Great Britain to register their names with the police. Those people are ...

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  32. REPORTED SKIRMISH.

    A skirmish is reported to have taken place between the French and German cavalry in Luxemburg. ...

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  33. PRINCE OF WALES FUND.

    The Prince of Wales fund for relief of distress occasioned by the war now amounts £250,000. The subscribers include His Majesty the King. £5,000 ...

    Article : 84 words
  34. IF THE WAR LASTS.

    The British Army Council announces that in calling for 100,000 troops for the army if the war lasts less than three years the men who e[?]list now will be ...

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  35. GERMAN BANKS IN LONDON.

    Four German banks in London have discontinued business. They have applied to the Government for licences empowering them to reopen. ...

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  36. SPANISH SUFFERING.

    Acute distress is being felt at Seville in consequence of the banks refusing to negotiate foreign drafts. Many of the factories have been closed. ...

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  37. THE CALL TO ARMS.

    There has been an enormous response to Lord Kitchener's call to arms, The rush has been so great that it has been necessary to open a number of new ...

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  38. REFUSAL OF ARMISTICE.

    It transpires that it was at 5 o'clock on Thursday afternoon, after a desperate day's fighting, that the commander of the German troops who weer attacking Liege ...

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  39. COMMANDER OF THE AMPHION. .

    Captain Fox late commander of the Amphion which was blown up by a mine, has been appointed to the commend of the destroyer Falkner, recently purchased ...

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  40. "CHIEF DESTROYER OF EUROPE."

    Mr. Andrew Carnegie described [?] as the chief destroyer of the [?] of Europe." ...

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  41. WHEAT EASIER.

    The wheat market is easier, Cargoes or Western Australian grain have been sold at 45/ per quarter. ...

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  42. GERMAN RESERVISTS.

    A warship captured the Tubatia, bound from South America for Amsterdam. It was carrying German reservists and [?] [?], and was escorted to Plymouth ...

    Article : 38 words
  43. CANADA'S COMMANDER.

    General Lessard will probably take command of the Canadian land force. He served in a distinguished capacity in the South African war. ...

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  44. LIEGE STRUGGLE.

    ST[?] told by prisoners indicate that the struggle at Liege was inconceivably [?] ...

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  45. THOUSAND MOTOR CARS.

    The Automobile Club of Great Britain have received an offer of one thousand, motor cart for military purpose. ...

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