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  2. LATE WAR NEWS.

    The "Telegraaf" states that there was fierce gunfire on the coast on Saturday, at which the warships assisted. Trains of wounded have arrived at ...

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  3. EMDEN'S FUGITIVES.

    A message from Tokio states that a British cruiser has captured the fugitives from the German cruiser Emdon aboard the schooner Ayesha. ...

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  4. CUT TO PIECES.

    An official communique states:- We repulsed an attack at Teenstrafte and have made appreciable progress in [?]re neighbourhood of Korteke. ...

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  5. THE RAID.

    The public in Budapest are horrified at the rout of the Austro-Hungarians in Servia. The losses totalled 60,000 killed and wounded, and ...

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  6. 'WHEN IT BELONGS TO US."

    British agents have intercepted a report dated September 8 intended for General von der Goltz, then military governor of Brussels, wherein the author advised that ...

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  7. BERNSTORFF'S MISSION.

    The increasing attacks made by the German newspapers upon the United States are interpreted as a recognition of the failure of Count Bernstorff and Dr. ...

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  8. GERMAN INTENTIONS.

    Men in naval circles in Hamburg are sharply discussing the recent raid. A number of non-Prussian naval officers have declared that it was against their ...

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  9. TO BE COURT-MARTIALLED.

    Advices from Budapest state that the Emperor. Francis Joseph has ordered the court-martialling of General Potiorek, who was in command of the Austrian forces in ...

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  10. ENEMY'S TRENCHES CAPTURED.

    A communique states: As the result of a vigorous offensive we captured several trenches at Auchy, near La Bassee, also at Loos and Saint Laurent. We also ...

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  11. AHLERS' CONVICTION.

    The Appeal Court has quashed the conviction of Herr Ahlers, formerly German Consul at Sunderland, who was found guilty of high treason. ...

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  12. HUNGARIAN UNREST.

    Count Tisza, the Hungarian Premier, in a speech in Parliament, intimated that Hungary would separately defend herself if the Austrians permitted an invasion. ...

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  13. IN POLAND.

    A communique states:- Our artillery prevented the enemy's attempt to cross the right bank of the Vistula near Dobryin, and forced the Germans to ...

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  14. FRENCH PEASANTRY.

    The "Times" says that for the purpose of reconstituting life in devastated French villages, a number of Americans have formed themselves into a committee, with ...

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  15. SHATTERING BLOW.

    The French artillery, numbering 500 guns, dealt a shattering blow to the German front lines on the north-eastern side of Arras on Thursday. ...

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  16. ATTEMPT AT JUSTIFICATION.

    A telegram, apparently inspired from Berlin, declares that Scarborough was a fortified place, and that only the coastguard and wireless stations at Whitby had ...

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  17. THE TURKS.

    Advices from Constantinople state that the majority of the crew belonging to the Turkish cruiser Messudieh, which was recently sunk in the Dardanelles by a British ...

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  18. FIGHTING UNDER DIFFICULTIES

    In order to occupy St. Georges, the Belgian and French detachments crossed the flooded country. Sometimes the water reached to their waists. In other places ...

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  19. UNITED STATES NAVY.

    Mr. Gardner, leader of the agitation for a larger American navy, giving evidence before the naval committee of the House of Representatives, said that many ...

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  20. RUSSIANS' STEADY PROGRESS.

    It is officially announced that along almost the whole front upon the left bank of the Vistula the Russians have been successful. ...

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  21. NO EVIDENCE ALLOWED.

    One hundred and ninety-three priest[?] have been shot, wounded, or put in prison for giving evidence before the Commission of Inquiry into the German outrage[?] ...

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  22. BOMBARDMENT OF SAROS.

    Details of the bombardment of Saros by the British squadron show that the Turkish barracks were completely destroyed and the fortifications were seriously damaged. ...

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  23. THE FRENCH ARMY.

    The army medical statistics reveal that the mortality rate of French wounded soldiers is 3.40, and that it has been possible to return 54½ per cent, to the front. ...

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  24. GROUNDLESS ECSTASY.

    Germany's frenz[?]ed joy over the alleged naval victory has been partly solved with the arrival of German newspapers, which pause to ask why there are no names of ...

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  25. OVER DYKES AND DITCHES.

    The allied armies continue to advance. Their troops have now passed Middelkirke. The enemy has been driven out of a ...

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  26. RUSSIAN CRUISER'S SUCCESS.

    It is officially stated that the Russian cruiser Asko[?]d has arrived at Port Said. The Ahkold captured a German vessel off the Syrian coast. She also blew up ...

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  27. LULL ON THE VISTULA.

    Advices from Petrograd state that the sudden lull in the fighting along the Vistula arises from the awkward position of the German left wing, due to the Russian ...

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  28. THE NEW EGYPT.

    It is officially announced that Great Britain has informed Prince Hussein, the Khedive's uncle, that he has been chosen as the Prince of Mahomet Ali's family, ...

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  29. GERMAN EMPEROR.

    The German Emperor continues to suffer from great nervous depression. The Empress is strongly opposing his return to the front. ...

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  30. A STORMY SCENE.

    After a stormy scene before the Naval Investigation Committee, Representative Gardner withdraw from the sessions of the committee. ...

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  31. AUSTRIAN JUBILATION.

    The Viennese press is very jubilant over the east coast raid. The "Neue Fre[?]e Presse" says that the insolent foe now knows what comos of threatening ...

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  32. PATHETIC SCENES.

    Pathetic scenes were witnessed at the funerals of the victims of the German bombardment of Scarborough. The Archbishop of York, in an address ...

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  33. CANADIANS AT THE FRONT.

    The Canadian regiment known as Princess Patricia's Own is now in the firing line. This is the first Canadian contingent to ...

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  34. WAR BULLETIN.

    The Minister of Defence has received the following cablegram from Mr. C. E. W. Bean, Australian Press Representative with the Australian Imperial ...

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  35. PRUSSIAN GUARD.

    During recent fighting 3000 Hussars belonging to the Prussian Guard were ambuscaded. Only 50 escaped. ...

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  36. ROULERS CAPTURED.

    The Franco-British advance to Roulers is confirmed. French and British outposts hold the township. ...

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  37. BOMBARDMENT RISKS.

    Lloyd's bombardment risks are as follow: From Harwich northwards, 40s per cent.; Harwich to Dover, 20s per cent; south const, 10s per cent.; west coast, 5s ...

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  38. PANAMA CANAL.

    Colonel Goethals, Administrator of the Panama canal, has explained that he was mistaken about the alleged British infringement of the canal neutrality ...

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  39. INVASION OF SILESIA.

    The "Times" correspondent at Petrograd states that General Von Hindenburg's real objective was not Warsaw, but to prevent the Russians from invading ...

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  40. FRENCH DRAGOONS' SUCCESS.

    The "Daily Mail's" Dunkirk correspondent states that French Dragoons, advancing along the coast in the direction of Ostend, attempted a turning movement ...

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  41. SOUTH AFRICA.

    It is officially announced that Colonel Pretorius reports that he followed the spoor and found Fourie's laager in a strong position in the bed of the river at Nooitgedacht. ...

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  42. MINE-SWEEPERS BLOWN UP.

    Two mine-sweepers between Scarborough and Filey were blown up, and a third was seriously damaged, the bulk of the crews being saved. ...

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  43. AMERICAN PRESS OPINIONS.

    The "Tribune" says: "Civilised opinion everywhere will share the indignation which is felt at the bombardment of undefended coast towns. Such ruthlessness ...

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  44. ROYAL GATHERING.

    The meeting of the Kings of Norway, Sweden, and Denmark at Malmo, the Swedish naval port, is of the most cordial character. The public gave the ...

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  45. AMERICAN OPINION.

    The "Frankfurter Zeitung" publishes a letter from a German-American, which says: "The impartial people of America are powerless to influence public opinion ...

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  46. GERMANS AT ZEEBRUGGE.

    The Germans fear that Great Britain intends to land troops at Zeebrugge. Twenty thousand men are manning the trenches and dunes between Ostend and the Dutch ...

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  47. A BITTER REBEL.

    Wolmarans and Conroy, the last of the rebel leaders to be captured, were court-martialled with the Fourie brothers. Both the brothers had formerly been ...

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  48. USE OF SUBMARINES.

    Rear-Admiral Fiske, before the Naval Investigating Committee, stated that an adequate number of submarines along the English coast would have prevented the ...

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  49. SWITZERLAND.

    The "Matin" reproduces some stamps which were prepared in Berlin indicating that Switzerland would become part of the German Empire. ...

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  50. AUSTRIAN CLAIM.

    A Vienna communique claims that the Austrians routed the Russians in West Galicia, and also in South Poland. It is also stated that the garrison at ...

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  51. THE KING'S MESSAGE.

    The King has forwarded a message to Prince Hussein, promising him unfailing support in safeguarding the integrity of Egypt. ...

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  52. BELGIAN AVIATOR.

    A young Belgian aviator flew over Ostend and Bruges, and dropped bombs upon the German troops. He also dropped bombs upon a supply convoy near Ostend, ...

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  53. SULTAN OF EGYPT.

    Prince Hussein has been proclaimed Sultan of Egypt, with elaborate ceremony. There was an imposing parade of the ...

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  54. HELP FOR BELGIUM.

    Sir Timothy Coghlan, Agent-General for New South Wales, has handed the American Embassy, through the Belgian Minister, £60,000 collected in New South Wales ...

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  55. REBEL COURT-MARTIALLED.

    Van den Linden, the rebel leader, has been court-martialled at Pretoria for attempting to organise a rebellion. He was sentenced to two years' imprisonment. ...

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  56. AVOIDING ENTANGLEMENTS.

    President Wilson and Mr. W. J. Bryan, Secretary of State, have decided not to make any representatians to Germany concerning the bombardment of the east ...

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  57. UNION JACK HOISTED.

    Reuter's correspondent at Cairo states that the Union Jack was hoisted upon the British Agency there, and a salute of 101 guns fired. ...

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  58. GERMAN TACTICS.

    The "Dally Mail's" Petrograd correspondent states the Germans are massing so many army corps along the narrow [?]off-Lowicz front that they ...

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  59. THE CASUALTY LIST.

    The casualties among the Union forces to date amount to 429. These include 127 killed inside the boundaries of the Union and thirty-two killed in German ...

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  60. BOMB-DROPPING IN LORRAINE.

    A telegram from Berlin states that two of the Allies' airmen threw ten bombs into Saarburg, in Lorraine, on Thursday night last, killing an Uhlan non-commissioned ...

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  61. MERCHANT SHIPS.

    The steamer Nairnshire, which left Brisbane on September 20, has arrived at London. The steamer Port Kembla, which left Brisbane on October 10 has also ...

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  62. SOUTH-WEST AFRICA.

    Reuter's Capetown correspondent states that a Taube aeroplane flew over the British camp at Chaukaib, in German South-west Africa, and dropped two ...

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  63. PRINCE HUSSEIN'S VIEWS.

    Prince Hussein, in an interview with the "Times" correspondent at Cairo, said: "I have never been a pretender. Since the suppression of the Arabs I have been ...

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  64. WESTERN FRONT.

    A communique states: We organised upon the ground gained on Thursday south of Dixmude, and pushed our front to the south of the Cabaret at Korteker. Our [?] ...

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  65. TWO AIRMEN KILLED.

    Two military airmen fell near Issy-les-Molineux. Their petrol took fire, and they were both incinerated. ...

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  66. GERMAN "FANFARES."

    A semi-official message ridicules the claims made by the Germans to a victory in Poland, though they do not give a single name nor tell the number of prisoners ...

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  67. ANTI-BRITISH MEETING.

    Armed with swords, three thousand Germans, forming a volunteer regiment, held a riotous meeting, at which James Larkin, who achieved notoriety as the Dublin strike ...

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  68. ITALY'S HOPE.

    Addressing the Senate, the Premier, Signor Salandra, said that he hoped that 1915 would see a peace by which Italy would acquire more glory and greatness. ...

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  69. THE GERMAN VIEW.

    A communique published in Berlin states that the enemy delivered a number of attacks near Nieuport, Bixsc[?]oot[?], and north of La Bassee. ...

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  70. BRITISH PROTECTORATE WELCOMED.

    It is officially stated that France has recognised the British Protectorate over Egypt. Great Britain will adhere to the Franco-Moorish treaty. ...

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  71. THE COASTAL RAID.

    The German naval raid on the coast of Yorkshire is materially increasing enlistment for Lord Kitchener's army, particularly in the area affected by Wednesday's ...

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  72. HELP FOR BELGIUM.

    By the further kindness of the New South Wales Government, the Consul for Belgium has remitted free of exchange, etc., another £20,000 to the Belgian Minister in London for ...

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  73. AUSTRIAN DEBACLE.

    A Budapest correspondent writes that the public are horrified at the details of the rout of the Austro-Hungarians in Servia. ...

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  74. GENERAL ITEMS.

    Lead statistics for November are:—Total imports, 20,485 tons; from Austialia, 1[?]98 tons[?] exports, 2810 tons. Lieut. F. W. A. Steele, of the Royal ...

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  75. GERMAN CASUALTIES.

    The last four German casualty lists record 22,601 casualties. These include 16[?]0 injured men from a single Wurtemburg regiment. A regiment from Saxony lost ...

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  76. THE PARISIAN PRESS.

    Paris newspapers cordially approve of the proclamation of the British protectorate. ...

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  77. PARCELS POST IN EGYPT.

    The postal authorities notify the resumption forthwith of the despatch of parcels addressed to Egypt. ...

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