The expenditure of war fundss has had a remarkable effect upon trade in England, and [?]n the course of an interesting article in the "Daily Mail," Mr. F. A. Mackenzie declares ...
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Article : 104 wordsThe Union forces occupied Schurt Drift. The enemy fied across the Orange River, destroying pontoons and boats. They now hold the north bank of the river. ...
Article : 34 wordsThe statements made by the Earl of Selborne and Earl Crewe, in the [?]se of Lords, are of very great interest. The sole task of Admiral Sir John Je[?]coe, Lord Selborn[?] ...
Article : 384 wordsA French eye-witness relates that French av[?]ators between December 25 and 31 dropped 34 bombs and 8000 darts on the Germans at G[?]rco[?]rt, Dond[?]eu, Rampoel. ...
Article : 62 wordsMr. Asquith has stated the terms upon which Great Britain and her Allies will agree to peace. And it is to be a peace made with all the Allies together, not with ...
Article : 440 wordsHerr Ballin, in the course of an interview, stated that there will never be peace until Germany gets a station for her fleet in the North Sea, securing the same ...
Article : 46 wordsThe authorities at Vienna are actively entrenching, constructing fortifications, and accumulating stores and foodstuffs. The people are told that supplies are intended ...
Article : 39 wordsThe steamer Port Hunter, which sailed from Adelaide on November 1[?], has arr[?]vd at Falmouth. Th steamer Songvand which left Kepp[?] ...
Article : 42 wordsHerr Ballin, writing in the "Frankfurter Zeitung," admits that Britain has brought Germany's oversea trade to a standstill. He says the North Sea was easily blockaded, ...
Article : 82 wordsAdvices from Pontebba declare that [?],000 Germans are hurrying into Bos[?]ia, and are concentrating at Sarajevo. ...
Article : 27 wordsMr. J. J. Weekes, of the firm of J. J. Weekes, Ltd., saddlers and leather manufacturers, stated yesterday that he had received an order from the British War Office for ...
Article : 501 words"Eyewitness" with the British head[?]ters staff says the situation at the New Year was more favourable than at any time since the o[?]set of the war. The ...
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Article : 440 wordsThe "N[?]ewe Courant" emphatically denies that Cardinal Mercier and other priests have been arrested or watched. The Antwerp story arose t[?]rough the ...
Article : 56 wordsThere is no reference to the Turkish debacle in the German newspapers. ...
Article : 20 wordsA communique states: Violent German attacks are reported in the region of Lassig[?]y in the A[?]gonue and at the junction of the roads from Tour-de-Paris to ...
Article : 113 wordsThe Naval Affairs Committee has passed appropriations for a largo extension of the aeroplane service, a million dollars being devoted to the purchase of new machines. ...
Article : 34 wordsThe majority of the Antwerp clergy have been arrested, but advices from Berlin now deny the arrest of either Cardinal Mercier or the clergy. ...
Article : 33 wordsSir Ce[?]l Spring Rice, British Ambassador to the United States, has notified Mr. Bryan, Secretary of State, of the partial settlement of the questions of contraband ...
Article : 70 wordsDiscussing this subject in the December number of the "Fortnightly Review," Mr. Archibald Hurd holds that the submarine, despite the successes achieved during the war, ...
Article : 337 wordsA struggle is being waged in the Argo[?]e over the control of the roadway con[?]cting the German positions round Vienne [?]e Chateau, on the western outs[?]s of the ...
Article : 78 wordsThe Civil Service Commission's report on the Diplomatie Service recomme[?]s drastic reforms in the direction of providing a wider field of selection. ...
Article : 88 wordsA recent French official decree declares the Thyssen contracts for coal and ore at Ca[?] to have [?]apsed, and closed the mines [?] smelting furnaces of Dielette. This is one of ...
Article : 438 wordsSpeaking with regard to the operations of the Wheat Board yesterday the Minister for Agriculture, Mr. Ashford, touched upon the criticism which has boen levelled against the ...
Article : 201 wordsThe French "Eyewitness" states that 300 corp[?]s were found in the ruins of St. Georges. We held the position, though on December 30 the Germans fired 4000 shells, ...
Article : 75 wordsThe Washington correspondent of the "Times" states that German propagandis[?]s are intriguing to get Congress to forbid the export of war supplies to the Allies, and ...
Article : 57 wordsReturns of the trade of the United Kingdom compiled by the Boar[?] of Trade show that imports in December decreased £3,539,914, exports decreased £17,047,992, ...
Article : 46 wordsIt is proposed to hold camps for continuous training as under for units which have not been mobilised:- 5th Light Horse, at Glen Innes, February ...
Article : 116 wordsThe P. and O. Company's R.M.S. Moldavia, which is the next Royal Mail steamer due at Fremantle, left Colombo on January 5. The Orient Company announces that the ...
Article : 47 wordsThe Berlin correspondent of the "Telegr[?]f" states that Indian prisoners in the concentration camp near Berlin will shortly be transported [?] Turkey with the other ...
Article : 41 wordsThe French'Commission's report on the Germans' violation of international law, states:—"Never has war among civilised nations borne the savage and ferocious ...
Article : 181 wordsAll passports [?]ssued in Australia during the currency of the war will come from the Governor-General. ...
Article : 22 wordsThe barque General de Boisdeffre, which left Newcastle on September 23 for Port Townsend, has arrived at Challam Bay. The four-masted barquentine Thos. P. ...
Article : 64 wordsEighty claims for additional compensation on account of wheat seized were received yesterday by the secretary of the Commission. On Thursday he received 120, and the total up ...
Article : 34 wordsThe statement made by "Eye-witness," who is with the British troops, that, with the opening of the new year, the situation is more favourable than at any time since the ...
Article : 299 wordsThey are fighting on the frontier, In a long extended line, Where the deadly sholls are shrieking, And the sword and bayonet shine. ...
Article : 141 wordsLord, Crew[?] in reply to Lord Selborne, in the House of Lords last night, said it was the definite, opinion of the Admiralty that the battleship Formidably ...
Article : 101 wordsSir,—I should be glad i[?] you would allow me space [?]n your valuable paper for a few questions I would like to ask the general public to consider, and also, if they have ...
Article : 665 wordsThe acting secretary to the Defence Department (Mr. Trumble) states that all mail matter addressed to members of the second co[?]ingent in Egypt will be promptly ...
Article : 56 wordsAn Order-in-Council empowers the exemption of Christian Armenians, Syrians, and Greeks from the Aliens Restriction Act. ...
Article : 153 wordsIt has been suggested that local motorists should organise a party, and pay a visit [?] Holdsworthy camp, near Liverpool, where members of the Light Hors[?] of the Second ...
Article : 80 wordsThe Casin[?] Patriotic Fund totals £1828 l6s 11d, and the Red Cross Fund £322 3s 9d. CAMDEN, Friday. ...
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The Sydney Morning Herald (NSW : 1842 - 1954), Sat 9 Jan 1915, Page 13
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