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  3. JOTTINGS FROM GERMANY

    No ministers at home, but clerks. No ministers abroad, but spies. Form alliances only to sow animosities. Kindle and prolong war between my ...

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  4. BERLIN AGITATED

    Although, as yet, Germany's reply to President Wilson's last note 19 not yet officially announced, it is expected momentarily. Correspondents at The Hague, state authoritatively that Germany will accept President Wilsons demands, provided Germany's interests and those of her people are safeguarded. ...

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  5. 20 MILES NORTH OF NISH

    PARIS, Wednesday.—A French Eastern communique states:— The Allies are continuing their advance towards northern Serbia. The ...

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  6. AMAZING AIRMANSHIP

    LONDON, Wednesday—The newspapers give prominence to the stirring exploit of an Australian pilot, who attacked and secured a direct ...

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  7. BRITISH ENTER LILLE

    The Allied offensive in Flanders is rapidly assuming dimensions of first-rate importance. The Belgians in tho north have reached to within a mile of Thielt, 12 miles N.B. of Roulers, thus narrowing down tho enemy's role exit from the Belgian coastal strip—between the advancing Allied line and the. Dutch frontier—to 12 miles. Mr. Philip Gibbs ...

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  8. ALLENBY'S MARCH RESUMED

    LONDON, Wednesday.—General Sir Edward Allenby reports:— At the occupation of Beirut on Tuesday we made prisoner 60 Turkish ...

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  9. A GRENADE INCIDENT.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Second-Lieut. J. P. Tunn, of the Australian Infantry, has been awarded the Albert Medal. During an attack he ...

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  10. WILD RUMORS CONCERNING GERMANY'

    LONDON, Tuesday.—It 13 reported from Amsterdam that President Wil-son's reply has mode a great impression in Germany. The papers point ...

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  11. TURKEY'S PREDICAMENT

    LONDON, Wednesday.—It is pointed out that although Turkey has approached America regarding peace, there have been no direct overtures ...

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  12. BEYOND VERDUN

    NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The Americans, west of the Meuse, are slowly cutting through the Kriem-hilde line, after a savage battle. The ...

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  13. COURTRAI IN DANGER

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Field-Marshal Haig reports:— The Allied forces under the King of the Belgians continue to attack. ...

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  14. DUTY NOBLY DONE

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Hon. W. M. Hughes (Prime Minister of Australia) stayed the night at Amiens, and returned to London on Tuesday. ...

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  16. CAUGHT RED HANDED!

    PARIS, Wednesday.—Clearing out of Roulers, the Germans indulged in their customary thefts. Prisoners with stolen property said that they acted on ...

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  17. TREATMENT OF PRISONERS

    LONDON, Wednesday.—In the House of Lords to-day, Lord Younger drew attention to the official reports of Germany's treatment of prisoners. ...

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  18. EVENLY-DIVIDED VICTORY.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs telegraphed to the "Daily Chronicle" last night:— The Anglo-France-Belgian attack has gained important successes along ...

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  19. BRITISH MONITOR IN OSTEND HARBOR.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The British monitor which was reported to have entered Ostend harbor reached the breakwater and silenced some of the ...

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  20. BATTLE BULLETINS

    LONDON, Wednesday.—An American communique states:— We continued our attacks on both sides of the Meuse, which were ...

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  22. GENERAL CABLES

    LISBON, Wednesday.—A portion of the Avila garrison mutinied recently, but the rising was soon crushed. ...

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  23. LAON

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Mr. Perris ("Daily Chronicle") telegraphs— It is incorrect to say that tho Germans took hostages from Laon during ...

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  24. ARMENTIERES CEMETERY UNDAMAGED.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—General Griffiths, Director of Graves Registration, has informed Sir T. Mackenzie (High commissioner for N.Z.) that the ...

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  25. FRENCH.

    PARIS, Wednesday.—Official: Our long-distance reconnaissance aeroplanes observed innumerable, fires, which had been kindled by the ...

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  26. CATHOLIC CLUB FOR ANZACS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Westminster Catholic Federation has established a club open to Australian soldiers, and under the control of Cardinal ...

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  27. BELGIANS NEARING THIELT.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday.—Belgian cavalry are within a mile of Thielt (12 miles N.B. of Roulers). ...

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  28. LINER AND WARSHIP COLLIDE.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The Commonwealth-Dominion liner, Port Phil-lip, was sunk in the harbor to-day in collision with a French warship. The ...

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  29. BRITISH ENTER LILLE.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The British hare entered the Lille suburbs. ...

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  30. IRELAND MOST FIGHT

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The time limit for voluntary recruiting in Ireland having expired Mr. E. Shortt (Chief Secretary for Ireland) ...

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  31. JAPAN REMITS BOXER INDEMNITY.

    TOKIO, Wednesday.—Japan has remitted the Boxer indemnity in order to encourage friendly relations with China. ...

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  32. FORCING THE PACE

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Major-General C. B. Maurice writes in the "Daily News":— The military situation is ...

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  33. "GOOD RHEIMS WINE!"

    A correspondent directs attention to the fact that in a recent Assembly debate Mr. Whitsitt quoted the following paragraph from the London ...

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  34. LLOYD'S PEACE ODDS

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The latest odds at Lloyds' Shipping Exchange are 6 to 4 against peace by the end of the year, and 6 to 4 on peace by the end of ...

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  35. GERMAN.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—German official The enemy penetrated beyond the Iseghem-Courtral railway line. We withdrew somewhat W. and S.W. of Lille. ...

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  36. A GREETING.

    Groat sons of a land whose glory Flames thro' a darkling sky; Who, mid war's thousands discords, lifts ...

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