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  3. RUSSIANS ATTACKING NEAR KOVEL

    LONDON, Monday.— The Canadians have successfully pushed forward their outposts towards Lens, writes Mr. Philip Gibbs and they are getting ...

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  4. RUSSIA WILL RECOVER

    PARIS, Sunday.— M. Rodzianko, President of the Duma, in a message to the "Journal," says: ...

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  6. ITALIAN AERIAL OFFENSIVE

    ROME, Monday.— Mr. Percival Gibbon states that the Italians are launching against Pola vast startling flights of giant Caprobi aeroplanes, each ...

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  7. ORIGIN OF THE WAR

    NEW YORK, Sunday.— The "Philadelphia Public Ledger" publishes the first instalment of a book by Mr. James W. Gerard ...

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  8. GENERAL WAR CABLES

    LONDON, Sunday.— The King, accompanied by Princess Mary and Prince George, attended a special intercessory service at the Abbey ...

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  9. BUREAUCRATS ON TRIAL.

    PETROGRAD, Sunday.— M. Mouravieff, chairman of the commission which has been appointed to investigate the charges against ...

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  10. GERMAN AVIATOR KILLED.

    GENEVA, Tuesday.— Lieutenant Von Puttkamme, a German aviator, was killed while landing after raiding England. ...

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  11. BRITISH COMMUNIQUES.

    LONDOn, Sunday.— Field Marshal Sir D. Haig reports:— The enemy's artillery is active in the neighborhood of Hollebeke and ...

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  12. COMPORTS FOR THE TROOPS

    MRs. G. H. Bailey, secretary of the On Active Service Fund, Hobart, has been advised by the general secretary of the Australian Comforts Fund ...

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  13. "ITALY'S JUST CLAIMS."

    The London "Times" correspondent it Rome states that Mr. Balfourts studied omissions of references to [?] ...

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  14. TRAITOR GENERALS.

    PETROGRAD, Monday.— General Gourko's arrest followed the discovery of a letter sent to the Czar expressing fidelity to the old regime, and ...

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  15. FRENCH COMMUNIQUES.

    PARIS, Sunday.— A communique states:— South of Juvincourt, the enemy delivered a series of attacks at ...

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  16. FINNISH DIET DISSOLVED.

    PETROGRAD, Sunday.— The Finnish Diet has dissolved. Members at first were inclined to oppose the dissolution, but subsequently they changed ...

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  17. PEACE IS NEAR

    Writing on the German political crisis is "Stead's," Mr. Henry Stead expresses the view the peace is near. He says: ...

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  18. GERMAN COMMUNIQUES.

    LONDON, Sunday.— A German communique states Our shock troops penetrated the French positions at Justincourt ...

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  19. WITH THE TANKS.

    LONDON, Monday.— Mr. Philip Gibbs states that two tanks were constantly in action for 17 to 24 hours respectively. The crews were ...

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  20. AN EMPHATIC DENIAL.

    LONDON, Monday.— With reference to the Kaiser's telegram to President Wilson, as quoted from Mr. Gerard's book, the statement alleged ...

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  21. THE BALKANS

    ATHENS, Monday.— King Alexander took the oath of the constitution before Parliament to-day, and in a lengthy speech from the throne ...

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  22. KERENSKY WITHDRAWS RESIGNATION.

    PETROGRAD, Monday.— M. Kerensky the Premier, after consultation with the Socialists, has decided to remain in the Cabinet. The other ...

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  23. U-BOATS

    LONDON, Sunday.— Senator Marconi has returned from America. He says that undoubtedly America is going to do big things. He saw camps ...

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  24. GERMANY FROM WITHIN

    COPENHAGEN, Sunday.— The "Deutsche Tageszeitung," a Pan German organ, violently attacks Herr [?] (former Ambassador in ...

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  25. RUSSIANS STIFFENING.

    PETROGRAD, Monday.— The assistant commissary on the South-Western front reports the existence of a marked change of feeling among the ...

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  26. FREE POLAND

    STOCKHOLM, Monday.— The Polish politician, Basmzmyuki, has given the Dutch Scandinavian committee his views of the Polish social ...

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  27. HOW THEY TOOK A KNOLL

    A United Service, eyewitness, writing of the battle in Flanders, says:— "Brigadier General White's Australians did magnificent work at ...

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  28. THE BELGIAN PRINCE.

    LONDON, Sunday.— The Admiralty confirms the report that a German submarine torpedoed the Belgian Prince on July 31. The crew abandoned the ...

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  29. MOOLTAN'S MAILS

    The British Post Office announce that letters and parrels for Great Britain which left Adelaide on June 14. ...

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  30. NO INVASION OF RUSSIA.

    NEW YORK, Monday.— The "New York World's" Stockholm correspondent states that the people of Germany and Austro-Hungary are being ...

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  31. THE RUSSIAN DEFEATS.

    ROTTERDAM, Monday.— The Pan-German journals are indulging in a paroxysm of jubilation over the freeing of Galicia. They openly ...

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  32. TRADE WITH AMERICA

    NEW YORK, Sunday.— The "New York Times" suggests that an Australian commissioner would be received most favorably in New York exporting ...

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  33. "A WONDERFUL ACHIEVEMENT."

    Colonel Repington (military correspondent of the London "Times") regards the third battle of Ypres as the natural sequence to the Somme the ...

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  34. RUSSIAN COMMUNIQUES.

    LONDON, Sunday.— A Russian communique states:— Our scouts in the region of the Kovel-Sari railway, crossed the ...

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  35. STICK IT

    Dr. Michaelis German Imperial Chancellor, summoned journalists, to whom he gave a message for the nation. ...

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  36. BOLD GERMAN CLAIM.

    A German wireless message claims that 5,100,000 tons of shipping was sunk in the first half of 1917, of which 3,000,000 tons was English. ...

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  37. " A NAME FOR CHIVALRY"

    Brigadier General R. M. Anderson, K.C.M.C., who has returned to Australia states that Admiral Jellicoe broke through a hard and fast rule ...

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  38. IMMORTAL FRANCE

    WASHINGTON, Sunday.— M. Andre Tardien, a member of the French mission in a letter to Mr. Baker, Secretary for War, states that France is ...

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  39. AUSTRALIA'S FOREIGN TRADE.

    NEW YORK, Sunday.— The "New York Times" says that Mr. Stanley Rose, chief of the Government Bureau of Commerce at New York comments ...

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  40. BEGGING FOR FOOD.

    The London "Times" correspondent at Christania states that escaped Russian prisoners describe that they saw townspeople through Germany ...

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  41. "NOT A GENTLEMAN"

    LONDOn, Sunday.— General Baden Powell in a newspaper article on the wars [?] states that the late King Edward VII was the one man ...

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  42. ENEMY REPORTS.

    LONDON, Sunday.— A German communique states:— Violent artillery duels continue near Brody and [?] ...

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