The news of the English, American, and Australian penetration of the Siegfried line on eight-mile from shows that it was a most brilliant achievement. ...
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Article : 449 wordsIt is not yet known what effect the news of the actual surrender of Bulgaria has had upon Germany, but judging from the effect of the mere suggestion of such a thing if must ...
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Article : 311 wordsCorrespondents state Unit in Berlin. Cologne, Frankfurt and Stuttgart, there is panic. All classes are flocking to the streets, demanding news and urging desperate ...
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Advertising : 47 wordsThe Australians this morning captured Joncourt arid Estrees. ...
Article : 18 wordsThe "Times," in the course et a leader, states that the submission of Bulgaria is the first clear and immistakable evidence that the onemics' confederacy is tottering, ...
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Article : 206 wordsThe I.W.W. inquiry was continued to-day. Sgt. Pauling, further cross-examined, said he owned houses which cost him £876 to build and land £90. He had £250 in the ...
Article : 63 wordsThe "Daily Nows" correspondent pays a [?]riking tribute to General Monash and the Australians. "I can imagine no spectacle more depressing to the German people," he says, ...
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Article : 395 wordsThe Cabmen's Unions turned down the A.I.F. war ballot. ...
Article : 14 wordsJudgment was delivered in full in the Industrial Court in the appeal by the New South Wales Government Permanent Way Association against the decision of Judge ...
Article : 53 wordsMr. Hall, "Times" correspondent, states that violent fighting on the front line is constantly changing, as the Americans continue their advance oven through the ...
Article : 142 wordsReuter's correspondent at British headquarters in France, telegraphing on Monday evening, states that the battle for St. Quentia and Cambral was resumed to-day in ...
Article : 210 wordsAt the request of Mr. R. P. King, the stipendiary stewards reopened their inquiry this morning into the Running Fire case. King called several witnesses. The chairman said ...
Article : 110 wordsA French Eastern Communique says:— The Allies continued to pursue the enemy rearguards towards Kicevo. They advanced north of Ocheida, and reached the El Bassan ...
Article : 435 wordsReuter's Paris correspondent states that M. Joneseu, a Roumanian extremist and a leading pro-Entente statesman, in the course of an ...
Article : 61 wordsA message from Washington states that King Ferdinand has reached Vienna. It is believed that this means his virtual abdication of the Bulgarian throne. ...
Article : 79 wordsThe extreme importance of the sector eastward of Argonne, where the Americans are batting against important German forces, is emphasised by Reuter's correspondent ...
Article : 142 wordsMr. Hughes on being interviewed said that the Commonwealth shipping line had accumulated a credit balance of £15,000, wiped out an overdraft of £2,000,000, and reduced the ...
Article : 74 wordsReuter's Amsterdam correspondent says that a message from Vicnna announces that Austrian troops have arrived at Sofia. ...
Article : 21 wordsA German states, that through the enemy breaking into our positions on Friday last, we were compelled to withdraw the right wing on our defensive front from ...
Article : 129 wordsReuter's Paris correspondent wired on Monday: The official armistice has been signed at Salonica. Hostilities have been suspended. ...
Article : 35 wordsLONDON, Tuesday. A Reuter's message announces that the British Expedition to Spitzbergen has arrived. ...
Article : 18 wordsDealing with the combined attacks of airmen and warships on the Flemish coast on Friday night and Saturday morning in conjunction with the Belgian land offensive, ...
Article : 131 words"Northing succeeds like success," is a time-honoured proverb that is strongly patronised by Sergeant-major Desmond, who hopes by infusing new life into recruiting in the ...
Article : 154 wordsReuter's Christiania correspondent states that Norway is laying mines in territorial waters, as a protection against the U-boats. ...
Article : 20 wordsThe "Times" Stockholm correspondent says: A well-informed authority strikingly describes the succession of efforts which the Germans made to keep Bulgaria in the war. ...
Article : 128 wordsThe Kaiser has accepted Count Hetling's resignation. Reuter's Amsterdam correspondent states that a message from Berlin reports that the ...
Article : 97 wordsWhile the victories of the Allies have given them their most successful week since 1914, and have been profoundly gratifying the nation has started to talk of an early ...
Article : 66 wordsThe "Times" warns the Allies of [?]anger of listening to German whines for the restoration of her colonies. The "Daily Mail" points our that their ...
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The Maitland Daily Mercury (NSW : 1894 - 1939), Wed 2 Oct 1918, Page 5
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