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  2. WAR NOTES.

    It would be idle for us to suggest that the loss of the battleship Formidable was not a serious matter. The vessel was an old one, as modern battleships go, having been ...

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  3. KING AND PRESIDENTS.

    King George telegraphed to President Polneare his good wishes for the New Year, which, he said, was certain to strengthen the present alliance, and hoping ...

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  4. CAPTURED BRITISH.

    A telegram from Berlin states that the prisoners of war in Germany total 8138 officers and 577,875 men, including 492 British officers and 18,824 men. ...

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  5. TURKEY.

    Enver Pasha, with a strong army and ample artillery, began the march to Sarykamish at the beginning of last week. He attempted to overpower the garrison by a ...

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  6. SUNK.

    H.M.S. Formidable, a battleship of 15,000 tons, was sunk in the English Channel on Friday, either by a mine or an enemy's torpedo. ...

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  7. EFFECT OF "NERVES" AT POLA.

    If it be true that the Austrian battleship Radetzky was seriously damaged by the guns of one of the forts at Pola in the midst of the excitement caused by the recent visit of the ...

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  8. ZEEBRUGGE SHELLED.

    British warships came close to the land and shelled Zeebrugge on Thursday. The coast batteries made an unsuccessful reply, and the British fleet bombarded the coast ...

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  9. OFFICERS DROW[?]ED.

    The Press Bureau publishes a list of 39 officers who were drowned, including Captains John Deed and Arthur, Loxley, and Commanders Charles Ballard, William ...

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  10. TO EXCHANGE PRISONERS

    The Pope telegraphed to the German Emperor, beseeching him to exchange prisoners who are unfit for military service. The German Emperor replied that the ...

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  11. GERMAN STATEMENT.

    An official communique states: We have not lost a single house in Steinbach, and have repulsed all attacks. We have given up all idea of retaking Saint Georges owing ...

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  12. POSSIBLE CAUSE.

    Naval writers suggest that possibly the gale tore loose the ancho[?] of some of the mines laid eastward of D[?]er, causing them to drift down the Channel. ...

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  13. BRITAIN AND THE WAR.

    A White Paper shows that the British Plenipotentiary to the Vatican, Sir Henry Howard, in congratulating the Pope, was instructed to explain the motives wherewith ...

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  14. THE BRITISH ARMY.

    The War Office announces the reorganisation of the forces by the creation of armies, each generally consisting of three army corps. ...

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  15. THE FORMIDABLE.

    Great regret was expressed yesterday at the loss of H.M.S. Formidable by the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce). "It seems to me," the Minister said, "that under present ...

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  16. THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT.

    Soldiers' letters recount that English and German troops fraternised at several points on Christmas Eve. They ceased firing, left the trenches, met in the open, and ...

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  17. CONSTANTINOPLE.

    Feverish measures are being taken against the expected Anglo-French bombardment of Constantinople and the Dardanelles. The German and Austro-Hungarian ...

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  18. THE OFFICERS.

    According to the latest navy list, published in October, the officers of the Formidable were as follows:- Captain, Arthur N. Loxley. ...

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  19. ACCEPTING THE BLAME.

    The "Neue Frei Presse," published in Vienna, demands the publication of a [?]ed Book describing from the Austro-Hungarian standpoint, the diplomatic negotiations ...

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  20. A VERY SLOW PROCESS OF ATTRITION.

    The loss of the Formidable gives one more answer to those whose natural resentment has led them to ask contemptuously why the German navy does not come out and right. It is ...

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  21. NEUTRAL COMMERCE.

    The United States Ambassador at London has forwarded a report from London in which he has described the British attitude on the contraband question as ...

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  22. EGYPT.

    A prominent American missionary from Jerusalem states that active preparations are being made for an invasion of Egypt in the spring. ...

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  23. DARING AIRMAN.

    Flight-Commander Hewlett has left Y[?] for England. Commander Hewlett, when interviewed, said he ran into a thick fog and ...

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  24. BELGIAN COMMISSION

    The further report of the Belgian Commission states that the Germans shot 1000 civilians in Belgian Luxemburg during August and September, including 300 at Ethe, ...

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  25. THE EX-KHEDIVE.

    The Government is appointing a sequestrator for the private property of the ex[?] Khedive. ...

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  26. H.M.S. FORMIDABLE.

    It is officially announced that the battleship Formidable was sunk in the English Channel by a mine or submarine. The latest oflicial list of survivors shows ...

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  27. CONDITIONS IN GERMANY

    Newspapers published in Danish and other neutral countries, except official organs, are forbidden to enter Germany. "Politiken," although a Government organ, ...

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  28. THE REAL INJURY.

    The "Public Ledger" states that the real injury to America's commerce was inflicted by the action of Mr. McAdoo (Secretary to the Treasury) in ordering that manifests ...

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  29. DJEMAL PASHA DEAD.

    The Central News Agency says refugees report that Djemal Pasha arrived in Jerusalem last Friday at the head of 5000 miserably-equipped troops. ...

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  30. THE CAUSE OF THE DISASTER.

    As to the cause of the Formidable disaster, however, judging by the circumstances as cabled, there is more than a bare chance that the Germans had nothing to do with it. With ...

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  31. OUR TROOPS.

    Despite the fact that the announcement was made that there would be no recruiting at the barracks for three days, applicants continued to come forward from country ...

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  32. GERMAN SOLDIERS.

    "Eyewitness," writing from the front, says that fighting is proceeding on, ground where both sides have been excavating in all directions for weeks, until it has become ...

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  33. KING'S CONGRATULATIONS.

    The King has telegraphed to Commander Hewlett: "I am delighted and greatly relieved to hear of your safety, and heartily congratulate you." ...

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  34. GERMAN TRICKERY.

    An Orange Book has been published in order to show the under-handedness of the Germans in forcing the hand of the Turks against the will of the Young Turk Cabinet, ...

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  35. FOOD FOR BELGIANS.

    The Washington correspondent of the "Evening News" states that Mr. W. H. Page, United States Ambassador to Great Britain, cabled on Friday that Great ...

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  36. BOMBS ON METZ.

    French aeronauts dropped bombs on the railway stations at Metz and Arnaville. ...

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  37. GARIBALDIAN CORPS.

    There was an imposing funeral of Bruno Garibaldi and Lieutenant Trombetta, who was killed by his side. General Gourand, speaking at the ...

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  38. GERMAN ACCOUNTS.

    A telegram from Berlin says that two hostile airmen on Friday flew over Liesdorf, near Saarlouis, and dropped several bombs. The damage is not stated. ...

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  39. IN THE EAST.

    The main battle centre in Poland has gradually shifted to the southward of the Bzura and Rawa rivers, though considerable fighting is apparently still proceeding on those streams. ...

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  40. BULGARIA.

    The Stambolovist, or extreme anti-Russian party, has insisted on their leader, M. Gennadiefus, being admitted to the Cabinet as Foreign Minister. ...

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  41. SCANDINAVIA.

    The "Vossische Zeitung" states that Scandinavia is preparing a Note for the belligerents requiring the free import of all necessary goods from neutral and ...

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  42. THE RUSSIANS.

    A communique states: Despite the enemy's artillery, we repulsed attacks along the Bzura and Ra[?]w[?]ka. The Germans on December 31 captured ...

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  43. BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.

    The Belgian Legation says that Australia's admirable spirit of generosity has been evidenced by the fact that over £300,000 has already been sent to the ...

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  44. WESTERN FRONT.

    A communique on Friday stated: The enemy unsuccessfully bombarded Saint Georges, also the Belgians' bridge-head defence, south of Dixmude. ...

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  45. CONTRABAND.

    The authorities in Copenhagen have seized a large cargo of copper which a German-American firm was attempting to smuggle into Germany by means of a false ...

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  46. MERCHANT SHIPPING.

    The R.M.S. Orsova, which left Sydney on November 21, has arrived at Plymouth. ...

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  47. MONTENEGRO.

    It is reported that a number of Albanian Catholics, well-armed, invaded Montenegro and attacked the outposts, but the Albanians were annihilated. ...

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  48. EXHAUSTED SURVIVORS.

    Some survivors reached Lyme Regis (a seaport of Dorsetshire) in the Formidable's cutter, after being on board for 22 hours. Originally about seventy were aboard. It ...

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  49. COTTON.

    Reuter's Rome correspondent says that the Government has issued a new decree permitting the re-exportation of cotton shipped to Italy. ...

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  50. MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

    Captain Schwarz, the well-known cricketer, has been severely wounded in South Africa. The Bishop of Zanzibar telegraphs that ...

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  51. MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

    Six German army corps on the front from Sochnzew (30 miles west of Warsaw) to the river Bullra, have started for an unknown destination. ...

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  52. THE GALICIAN POSITION.

    We have not to rely on the Petrograd reports for an idea as to the position in Gallcia, for Vienna messages received in Rome speak eloquently of the apprehension that ...

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  53. NEW APPOINTMENTS.

    The following additional appointments and promotions in connection with the Expeditionary Forces have been gazetted:- To be Majors.—Capt. [?] Johnston, Capt. E. E. ...

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  54. ALBANIA.

    Albanian insurgents have occupied Berat (50 miles south-east of Durazzo), and are marching on Dibra (54 miles north-west of Monastir, in Northern Albania). ...

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  55. FOOD FROM HOLLAND.

    The export of bread and poultry has been prohibited. The military authorities have the power to permit the export in limited quantities of bread destined to ...

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  56. GERMAN FORCES.

    I[?] is estimated that twenty-seven German army corps are operating from the Mazurian Lakes to Pil[?] (at the head of the river of that name). ...

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  57. GERMANS REPULSED.

    Saturday's communique stated: "We easily repulsed attacks at numerous points on Thursday night. Artillery duels have taken place in the Arras, Albert, and Roye ...

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  58. ITALY.

    The "Temps" says that the mission of Prince von Bulow to Rome has failed utterly. Its principal object was to persuade Italy that her interests were identical with ...

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  59. AEROPLANE BROUGHT DOWN.

    A German aeroplane was brought down at Vyshegrod, on the Vistula, on Friday, and two airmen captured. ...

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  60. MESSAGE OF GOODWILL.

    The Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) has sent the following cablegram to the editor of the "Daily Chronicle," London:—"Australia's greetings to the Motherland embody ...

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  61. GERMAN EMPEROR.

    The German Emperor, in a New Year message, states:- "The army has gained brilliant victories. The enemy's repeated attempts to swarm ...

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  62. THE AUSTRIANS.

    A communique states: After severe fighting south of Tarnow (25 miles cast by north of Bochnia, Galicia), the situation in the central Carpathians is now calm. A ...

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  63. THE WESTERN THEATRE.

    In the western theatre operations seem to be largely confined to violent artillery duels, and no considerable advantage has been gained on either side. An important admission comes ...

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  64. SANK IN AN HOUR.

    A survivor from the lost battleship states that after the great explosion the fires were drawn and the men came on deck. The ship had a heavy list to starboard, and ...

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  65. HIT OWN BATTLESHIP.

    Newspapers state that during the confusion caused by the attack of the French submarine Curie on the harbour at Pola, the fort shelled and badly damaged the ...

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  66. THE CAMERON HIGHLANDERS.

    Cameron of Lochiel has been commissioned by the King to raise a new battalion of the Cameron Highlanders for Lord Kitchener's army for service during the present war. ...

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  67. MAILS FOR TROOPS.

    The Acting Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) said to-day that he had noticed the newspaper cable message that the mails to troops, in Egypt had not been put off the boat. He had ...

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  68. ALARM IN HUNGARY.

    A message from Vienna states that there is consternation and alarm at the formidable Russian invasion in north-east Hungary. The clergy, municipal authorities, ...

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  69. UNSUCCESSFUL ATTACKS.

    The latest communique mentions heavy German rifle fire against our trenches east of Vermelles and north of Caulnes. The Germans made unsuccessful attacks west ...

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