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  2. LATE WAR NEWS.

    The "Petit Parision" (Paris) says:—"The altitude of Pozieres is 20 metres below the culminating point of the p[?]teau which the Allies must hold in its entirety before ...

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  3. AFTER TWO YEARS.

    King George to-day [?]nt the following message to King Albert of Belgium:— "Upon the second anniversary of the declaration of war, when my country took ...

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  4. THE ZEPPELINS.

    Official details issued in Berlin concerning the Zeppelin raid on Wednesday state that the airships twice attacked warships in Harwich Harbour, and freely bombed ...

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  5. EAST FRONT.

    A Petrograd communique on Friday stated: Our detachments at Lubechov crossed to the left bank of the Stokhod, and took a series of heights, where they ...

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  6. VERDUN FRONT.

    A Paris communique issued at noon on Friday stated: The Germans all night long attacked with extreme fury along the front from Thlaumont to Fleury. We ...

    Article : 507 words
  7. FIGHT NEAR SUEZ.

    It is officially stated that since midnight on Thursday 14,000 Turks have been attacking our positions near Romani, cast of Port Said, on a front of seven or eight ...

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  8. THE SOMME. LINES OF TRENCHES SEIZED BY BRITISH.

    Australian and British troops have captured nearly two miles of the Germans' second-line system north of ...

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  9. FRENCH STRENGTH.

    A remarkable description of the battle of the Somme is given by Sir. Wyth Williams, the correspondent of the "New York Times." Cabling on Saturday, he says:— ...

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  10. NEAR SUEZ.

    An Egypt communique states:—The Australian and New Zealand mounted troops commenced with steadiness, holding strong in the attack at Romant, cast of ...

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  11. RUSSIAN FORT ATTACKED.

    A Stockholm message says ten Zeppelins attacked Svaborg fortress (near Helsingfors, on the Gulf of Finland). It is reported that anti-aireraft guns severely ...

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  12. NAVAL ACTION.

    A Vlenffa official message gives prominence to a naval fight in the Adriatic, in which squadrons of Austrian torpedo boat destroyers bombarded ...

    Article : 117 words
  13. AIR RAIDS.

    The Admiralty announced on Friday: Our naval aeroplane squadron, consisting of bombing and fighting machines, on Wednesday successfully attacked the enemy's ...

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  14. BRITISH FRONT.

    General Sir Douglas Haig, in his noon report of Sundny, states:—There was artillery activity all night long. The enemy shelled various areas behind our ...

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  15. GERMAN PLANS.

    It is reported from Copenhagen that the German Emperor has returned to Berlin from the east, and that the German War Council has resolved to prepare an ...

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  16. RUSSIAN FRONT.

    A Russian communique states: Obstinate fighting bus occurred southward of Brody. The Russians captured six more villages, and made prisoners of 3000. ...

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  17. SEA OF MARMORA.

    Constantinople advices state that a submarine recently entered the Sea of Marmora, and bombarded Cartal and Penblk, an hour's journey from the capital, ...

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  18. NEW GROUND WON.

    Sir Douglas Haig on Saturday reported: Australians and troops belonging to the new army took part in a local attack at night north of Pozieres, which was ...

    Article : 543 words
  19. ROUMANIA.

    The New York "Times" Berlin correspondent states that political tension at Bucharest had almost reached breaking point on July 31, when reports were ...

    Article : 76 words
  20. ENEMY U BOAT.

    Captain Thomson, of the British steamer Strathness, reports that he encountered a submarine in the Mediterranean on July 15. A torpedo struck the Strathness aslant, ...

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  21. SUBMARINES.

    The crows of two schooners, a barge, and a coasting steamer, which were destroyed by submarines, have landed at Weymouth and Plymouth. ...

    Article : 186 words
  22. ITALIAN FEAT.

    Details of the bombardment of Fiume show that 24 Cupronl aeroplanes, each with a crew of three, carried an aggregate of four tons of explosives. They were ...

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  23. GREEK FRONTIER.

    Salonica reports state that a violent bombardment was resumed on Thursday at various points, especially at Ghevghell and Doiran. ...

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  24. EAST AFRICA.

    The "Central News" announces that telegraphic advices have been received in London indicating that the enemy in East Africa is concentrated in a strongly ...

    Article : 82 words
  25. A NEW SPIRIT.

    Lord Derby presided at a great Imperial patriotic meeting, held in the Queen's Hall, on Friday. The Premier (Mr. Asquith) and Mr. Bonar Law (Secretary of ...

    Article : 624 words
  26. GERMAN LOSSES.

    It is reliably stated that the German estimate of the Anglo-French casualties on the Somme at 350,000 is a gross exaggeration. ...

    Article : 99 words
  27. IMPERIAL FEDERATION.

    The newspapers give prominent notices to "The Commonwealth of the Nations," an elaborate study of the Imperial federation problem, edited by Mr. L. Curtis, who ...

    Article : 174 words
  28. OPPRESSED BELGIUM.

    A message from The Hague says that the Director of the Belgian National Bank in Antwerp has been deported for having refused to hand over 400,000,000 francs ...

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  29. BALTIC SUBMARINES.

    The "New York American" publishes an extraordinary story from Amsterdam to the effect that Germany forced Denmark to pay an indemnity of £4,500,000 for ...

    Article : 44 words
  30. CAPTAIN FRYATT.

    Newspapers quote suggestions from the "Volk Zeitung" and "Cologne Gazette," to the effect that British euptulns who copy Captain Fryatt should he hanged instead ...

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  31. WELSH MINERS.

    The Welsh miners, by it majority of 12,380, decided to work next week. Mr. Evan Davies, the Welsh miners' leader, in a speech at Ebbwale, said: ...

    Article : 71 words
  32. AMERICANS IN BELGIUM.

    The German military critic, Count Reventlow, writing in the "Tages Zeitung," urges that the Government use the crops in occupied territories for feeding the ...

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  33. AUSTRALIANS.

    Australian wounded soldiers are distributed in British hospitals, mostly in the provinces. This is proving a strain on the Australian Red Cross machinery, which ...

    Article : 141 words
  34. BRITISH POLITICS.

    The "Nation," discussing Mr. Asquith's Irish, economic, and general policy, declares that Liberalism is not merely lot down, but exorcised. It admits the ...

    Article : 140 words
  35. "VICTORY CERTAIN."

    General Joffre, in an interview with an American correspondent, said the victory of the Allies is now certain. Germany, with her back to the wall, begins to ...

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  36. ANOTHER ROLE.

    A message to the "New York Times" says that the German Emperor is spending a holiday in helping personally lo reap the harvest, and thereby gaining physical ...

    Article : 86 words
  37. DOUBLE INCOME TAX.

    The Double Income Tax Protest Association has passed a resolution reaffirming resolutions passed at previous meetings—that the double income tax is unjust, ...

    Article : 72 words
  38. MERCHANT SHIPPING.

    The steamer Roseric, which left Newcastle on May 19, has arrived at Antofagasta. The American four-masted schooner ...

    Article : 46 words
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