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  2. ARMY DENTISTS.

    A meeting of members of the dental profession was held last evening at the Royal Society's House at the summons of the Dental Association of New South Wales, to consider ...

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  3. LATE WAR NEWS.

    Naval men on the British warships which chased the German raiders state taht the escape of the latter was due to the mist. Directly the flotilla got on ...

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  4. OUR TROOPS.

    When Australia was full of excitement over the declaration of war, and while rumours were flying through the air, the first mobilisation in the histoiy of Australia took place ...

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  5. ITALY'S HOPE.

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

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  6. A VAGUE DREAD.

    A great stream of Belgian refugees is flowing across the Dutch border without any clear reason, beyond a vague feeling that something dreadful is about to ...

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  7. THE WAR.

    The Allies report further progress in Flanders and France, and on the north-east side of Arras the German lines sustained a heavy blow. ...

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  8. FLOATING MINES.

    The British steamer Tritonia (4272 tons), belonging to the Donaldson Line, Ltd., while bound for New Brunswick, struck a mine to the north ...

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  9. WAR NOTES.

    Foiled in his attempt to dash on Warsaw between the Vistula and the Warta, Field-Marshal von Hindenbrrg directed a G[?]rman advance from M[?]awa, with the object of ...

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  10. ITALIAN NEUTRALITY.

    The "Hamburger Nachrichten," commenting on Prince von Bulow's arrival at Rome, says Italy's policy of neutrality has the approval of her Allies, and that ...

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  11. RUSSIAN ARMIES.

    A communique slates: Serious engagements are taking place at various points on the left bank of the Vistula, between the Bzura and the Rawka. ...

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  12. WESTERN FRONT.

    A communique yesterday afternoon stated: We have gained a little ground before Nieuport and St. Georges. We made slight progress east and south of Ypres, ...

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  13. BRAVE NEW ZEALANDER.

    Corporal Glen Rawlins, a New Zealander, of the 28th London Territorials, was killed while cutting the enemy's entanglements, for which work he had ...

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  14. 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 idropped two ...

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  15. PRESERVED MEAT TENDERS.

    The Premier's Department is advised by the Agent-General that tenders are being invited by the War Office for 5,000,000 12oz tins of preserved meat. Tender forms may be ...

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  16. THE GRAND DUKE'S CONFIDENCE.

    From Lowiez the armies are facing each other in a wriggly sort of line down to within gunshot of the Silesian border, just above Cracow. Throughout all the fighting of ...

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  17. ITALY.

    Five hundred meetings were held throughout Italy commemorating Oberdank, who was executed in 1882 for conspiracy against the Austrian Emperor ...

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  18. REBELS ON TRIAL.

    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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  19. BOMBS ON WARSAW.

    Warsaw newspapers state that a Zeppelin dropped 18 bombs on Warsaw on December 9. Two houses were demolished and ninety civilians were killed and sixty ...

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  20. LEIPZIG'S VICTIM.

    The Norwegian ship Forth, which arrived from Callao, Peru, yesterday, brought details of the capture and sinking of the British steamer Bankfields, by the German ...

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  21. BERLIN'S VERSION.

    A communique issued in Berlin says: The Russians tried to maintain themselves on the river Rawka and the Nida, where they are attacked everywhere. ...

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  22. FRICTION WITH TURKEY.

    The "Bourse Gazette" states that Italy demands from the Porte an explanation, of the movement of 4000 Arabs under Turkish and German officers against Tripoli, and ...

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  23. SUCCESS NEAR ARRAS.

    A fierce artillery duel preceded the Allies' offensive movement at Arras. The Germans tried to destroy the French advanced works with trench mortars, while ...

    Article : 116 words
  24. BATTLES IN GALICIA.

    A communique from Vienna says: We have been successful along, the front from Krosno (midway between Przemysl and Neu Sandee) to Zackli[?]zra (north-north-east ...

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  25. OFFICIAL BULLETIN.

    Mr. C. E. W. Bean, Australian press representative with the Australian Imperial Force in Egypt, cables from Cairo to the Minister for Defence: ...

    Article : 261 words
  26. EMDEN'S MISTAKE.

    The New York "World" says prisoners from the Emden relate that Captain Muller said as he saw the Sydney approach: "If that's an Australian cruiser ...

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  27. A CURIOUS POSITION.

    The coming fortnight should witness a complete change in the trend of the battle line in Poland and Galicia. The Germans will continue their attempt to push on tow[?] ...

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  28. STARVING ARMY.

    A telegram from Rome says the Austrian Embassy states that for several days the Austrian army in Servia was without food or ammunition, and that 10,000 troops died ...

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  29. ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS.

    "L." (Surry Hills): Westende is about seven miles south-west of Ostond. Westende Bains, about half a mile to the north of the village, is the most fashionable of the ...

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  30. FLOODED TRENCHES.

    As a result of a recent bayonet charge by the Allies seven of the enemy's trenches were captured. The trenches were flooded, and the Allies, waist deep in water, ...

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  31. FRANCE'S FINANCES.

    M. Ribot (Minister of Finance) considers it impracticable to impose further taxation, and that France must have recourse to a loan for war purposes. He adds that ...

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  32. SERVIAN OFFENSIVE.

    The Servians and Montenegrins are pursuing the offensive along the whole front of Bosnia and Herzegovina. ...

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  33. COMMONWEALTH SHIPPING AGENT.

    Mr. H. Larkin, who was engaged by the Commonwealth Naval Department as shipping agent in connection with the securing, loading, and despatch of transports for the ...

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  34. THE DARDANELLES.

    The Allied fleet bombarded the interior forts of the Dardanelles on Saturday. ...

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  35. THE GERMAN AEROPLANE SERVICE.

    The cablegrams this morning relate that still another of the German "Taubo" aeroplanes has been accounted for by the Allies. The losses in the German air ...

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  36. IN THE AIR.

    One of the Allies' airmen bombarded and partially wrecked a train at Zeebrugge, killing 40 German marines and wounding 100. ...

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  37. AT THE FRONT.

    Mr. Kelso King, manager of the Mercantile Mutual Insurance Company, has received advices from London that Miss Kelso King, who is well-known in Sydney, has fitted out ...

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  38. FOR THE SOLDIERS.

    Under the title of the "City Military Rooms" the Salvation Army in Melbourne has just opened a large building for the use of the men belonging to the Expeditionary Forces. ...

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  39. 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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  40. RUSSIAN CRUISER.

    It is officially stated that the Russian cruiser Askold has arrived at Port Said. The Askold captured a German vessel off the Syrian coast. She also blew up ...

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  41. FORWARD MOVEMENT.

    "Eyewitness," the special correspondent with the British Headquarters Staff, detailing the forward movement which began in Belgium on the 13th inst., ...

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  42. "A LIVELY PLACE."

    The following is an extract from a letter written by Miss Mabel Phillips, formerly of New Zealand, and now of Tynemouth, to a lady friend in Sydney:—"You will probably ...

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  43. THE GERMAN FLEET.

    The Kiel correspondent of the "Tribune," writing on November 24, says that the Germans place, great confidence in the new super-dreadnought submarine. Naval men, ...

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  44. A LEVY.

    Members of the Ironworkers' Association, at a well-attended meeting, decided to give members who had not paid their levy towards the patriotic fund until 5 o'clock ...

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  45. 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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  46. PRAYERS AND PROFITS.

    Dr. Hexamer, a German-American, in an article in the Colog[?]e "Gazette," accuses the Americans of praying for peace on Sundays and supplying the Entente and ...

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  47. KING EDWARD'S HORSE.

    The Premier's department has received the following cablegram from the Agent-General respecting vacancies in King Edward's Horse for good riders and good shots: ...

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  48. THE ASKOLD REAPPEARS.

    An old friend of the reader of the war news has turned up in the table messages in the form of the Russian cruiser Askold. It will be remembered that in the first days ...

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  49. DETAINED IN GERMANY.

    Mr. Peter Links, of Cowra, late of Dubbo, and his wife, accompanied by Mr. M. Links, of Nyngan, and ex-Mayor of that town, early in the year went on a trip to Germany. They ...

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  50. THE EMPEROR.

    Despatches from Germany describe the German Emperor as thin, worn, and broken in spirit. He knows the game, is up as far as the conquest of Russia and ...

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  51. THE NAVAL RAID.

    Three more deaths have occurred in Hartlepool. Forty aliens employed at works in Hartlepool have been interned. ...

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  52. AUSTRALASIAN TROOPS.

    Prince Hussein, in an interview published in the newspapers, said he hoped that in the future Egyptians would hasten to defend their country as readily as the ...

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  53. POSSIBLE FAMINE IN BELGIUM.

    Lady Edeline Strickland, having been impressed by the reading of recent English newspapers, with the fear that a famine in Belgium is impending, is anxious that a ...

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  54. LETTER FROM A NURSE.

    Nurse Wyse, of the Hospital unit now en route to Europe writing to a friend in Bathurst, states:—"No. 2, General Hospital (my unit). I am supposed to be stationed in ...

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  55. GERMAN ACTIVITY.

    The German bombardment of Armentieres was violent, and 1000 shells, many incendiary, were thrown into the town in ten hours, but the fatalities were few. ...

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  56. POSITION "SATISFACTORY."

    When asked to-day if he were in favour of the leaders of the two Federal political parties following the example set by leading English statesmen, of taking the platform ...

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  57. NEW ZEALAND HORSES.

    The Cairo correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says that the Australian and New Zealand troops are splendid material, and their keenness is unmatched. ...

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  58. THE WASTAGE OF THE GERMAN ARMY

    The question of German losses must necessarily be largely a matter of mere speculation until the war is over, for the official lists are being issued in such a way as to re[?]der ...

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  59. FOE'S FRENZIED HATRED.

    Mr. Winston Churchill, First Lord of the Admiralty, in a message of sympathy to the Mayor of Searborough, said: "We await patiently the opportunity to punish ...

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  60. ANGLO-BELGIAN ATTACKS.

    A correspondent of the 'Ti1[?]' says that the English and Belgians earned out furious and irresistible attacks in West Flanders. ...

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  61. IN THE COUNTRY.

    A Christmas tree and fall in aid of the Belgian Fund was held on Sturday. It proved a great success, £85 being raised. MOLONG, Monday. ...

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  62. BACK TO THE FRONT.

    It is officially announced that the German Emperor has recovered, and his returned to the front. ...

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  63. BULGARIA'S ATTITUDE.

    The Sofia correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" states that Dr. Radoslavoff, President of the Council, in the course of an interview, declared that Bulgaria will ...

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  64. IMPORTANT NOTIFICATION.

    By advertisement in this issue it is notified that under section 142 of the Defence Act all male inhabitants of Australia who have resided for over six months, and who during the ...

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  65. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

    Mr. John Redmond, speaking at Limerick, said that the Irish leaders had pledged themselves and Ireland to stand by England, otherwise he would not ...

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  66. GERMAN STATEMENT.

    A Berlin communique states: We repulsed the British and French, at La Bassee. ...

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  67. RECRUITING IN PERTH.

    Recruiting recommenced to-day, and 286 were enrolled in two hours. ...

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