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  2. GERMAN MINES.

    Fishermen report that German mines in the Baltic practically render navigation impossible, and explosions occur daily. ...

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  3. THE NAVAL FIGHT.

    It is officially sfited that early in the action the Good Hope and the Monmouth caught fire. They fought till dark, when the Good Hope exploded and foundered. ...

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  4. BELGIUM

    It is stated that the German Emperor has ordered one more effort to be made to reach Calais. Violent attacks are still being ...

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  5. DESPERATE ATTACKS.

    A communique on Friday stated: The whole front is unchanged, though severe lighting has occurred between Dixmude and Lys. The Germans in Belgium and ...

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  6. THEIR OWN SHIPS SUNK.

    Two German steamers and two German trawlers have been punk recently through striking German mine, in Kiel Bay. ...

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  7. GERMANS IN POLAND.

    The Germans in Poland are steadily withdrawing to strongly fortified positions on the Czenstochowo to Kalisch line. Here, with Breslau in the rear, the Germans ...

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  8. LOST HOSPITAL SHIP.

    Captain Neilsen, of the sunken hospital ship Rohilla, in giving evidence at the inquest, said that the vessel struck a mine and was vitally injured. He ran the ...

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  9. THE EMPEROR.

    Before the Yser inundation, the German Emperor appeared on the right bank of the river, and exhorted his troops to recapture the positions on the other bank. ...

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  10. GERMANS CUT OFF.

    A thousand Gorman Infantrymen and two squadrons of Uhlans crossed a bridge over the Oise and drove a regiment of infantry and a squadron of Hussars and a ...

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  11. AMERICAN REPORT.

    A heavily censored story of the naval action off the coast of Chili has been received from New York. The Germans state that they sighted ...

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  12. MISSING STEAMER.

    The Honlder liner La Corrcntlna, 8529 tons, which has not been beard of for a month, is possibly a victim of the German cruiser Dresden, which was recently on ...

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  13. ANGLO-FRENCH OPERATIONS.

    The following official account is communicated by an eye-witness with the general headquarters staff, and continuel the movemouts of the British force and ...

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  14. THE BRITISH ADVANCE.

    The German withdrawal from Ypres has begun. The British advance began on Wednesday, and several miles were gained on Thursday. Fierce fighting has occurred ...

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  15. TURKEY.

    Advices from Mirylene state that the Anglo-French bombardment in the Dardanelles exploded a magazine at Fort Sendilbachs. ...

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  16. FRENCH WOMEN.

    The Germans forced the women of Noyon, on the Oise, to go to the forest ot Fraimbois, 13 miles away, and bury the German dead, though the French ...

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  17. JAROSLAV RECAPTURED.

    Advices from Lemberg state that the Russians recaptured Jaroslav, and took 6000 prisoners, after furious Austrian day and night attacks. ...

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  18. FIGHTING AROUND DIXMUDE.

    Four thousand Belgians are engaged in burying the corpses of German soldiers. It is estimated that 3700 Germans are dead round Dixmude. ...

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  19. GREAT VICTORY.

    The Grand Duke Nicholas, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian Army, has sent a message to General Joffre, announcing a great Russian victory in Galicia. ...

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  20. DESPERATE BATTLE.

    After a desperate battle the Russians have captured the stronghold of Koprikoi, which commands the road to Erzerum, in Turkish Armenia. ...

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  21. IN A STORM.

    Admiral von Spec, Commander of the German squadron which sank the British cruiser Monmouth off the Chilian coast, states that the fight near Saint Marna ...

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  22. DESPERATE GERMANS.

    Mr. M. H. Donohoe, war correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle," states that in the fighting between Armentieres and Arras the enemy's attack was completely ...

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  23. DEATHS FROM EXPOSURE.

    Owing to a shortage of uniforms in Belgium, the Germans are stripping the uniforms from the dead and wounded. Seventy-five of the latter were brought ...

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  24. WOUNDED REACH VIENNA.

    Upwards of 100,000 wounded, have arrived at Vienna in a few days. The public are gradually becoming aware of the grave Austrian defeat on the San. ...

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  25. SOUTH AFRICA.

    London, November 7.—The Governor-General of South Africa, Lord Buxton, reports that for the last few days things have been quiet in the Orange State. This ...

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  26. TRANSPORTS SUNK.

    An Odessa message reports that 12 German and Turkish coal transports have been sunk on the Anatolian coast. A communique states that the fleet has ...

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  27. HEAVY CANNONADING.

    Heavy cannonading is proceeding in the neighbourhood of Ypres, and also around Routers and Hooglede, and wounded are streaming into Bruges. ...

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  28. WESTERN FRONT.

    The "Tolegraaf" states tliat the Belgians occupy both banks of the Yser. The Germans have evacuated Stuyvekenskcrke, from whence they have fallen ...

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  29. WAR BULLETIN.

    The following official announcement was received by the Japanese Consul-General (S. Shimizu) yester[?]ay morning:- "The assaulting force of the Japanese ...

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  30. WARSHIP ASHORE.

    The Government, replying to a question in Parliament, alleged that the engagement was fought outside territorial waters. A search in the vicinity had failed to reveal ...

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  31. WARSHIPS AT WORK.

    A message from Constantinople states that the Russian fleet has bombarded Zunguldiak and Kuzin, in Asia Minor, sinking several vessels in the harbour. ...

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  32. ACTION AGAINST TURKS.

    Official.—Successful operations against Fao, at the mouth of Shat-el-Arab, at the head of the Persian Gulf, were conducted by an Indian military force, covered by the ...

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  33. THE PENALTY PAID.

    The spy who guided the London Scottish regiment into the German fire reappeared afterwards from the direction of the German lines. ...

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  34. SIGNIFICANT MOVE.

    The Germans have removed all their wounded from Antwerp hospitals. German baggage has also left. The inhabitants of Ostend have been ...

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  35. TO WIN CALAIS.

    A message from Berlin states that the Emperor has ordered one more effort to crush the British and gain Calais before the next great battle in Poland. ...

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  36. BRITISH VESSEL SEIZED.

    A Turkish communique states:—Our troops are in touch with the enemy along the whole of the enstern front. Three large British steamers and ...

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  37. RUSSIA.

    The following communique has been issued:- The Russinns are successfully advancing on Rominte and Lyck. ...

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  38. TSING-TAO FALLS.

    It is officially announced that Tsing-Tao has fallen. The Germans hoisted the white flag at 7 o'clock on Saturday morning. ...

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  39. GERMAN REIM FORCEMENTS.

    Advices from Cologne state that 150,000 German troops are concentrating at Muenster, and are going to Belgium. ...

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  40. PROMISE TO ITALY.

    The Sultan had promised Italy that he would dissuade the Senussl from further hostilities against the Italians in Cyrennica. Instead he has directed them to attack the ...

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  41. ALLIES' GAIN.

    A communique issued at midnight states:—The Germans attacked all along the front, but were repulsed. We captured at the bayonet point the ...

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  42. KAISER'S ESCAPE.

    The German Emperor arrived at a tavern in Thielt at 5 p.m. on Sunday. After dining, instead of retiring to his room, the Emperor motored to the other ...

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  43. THE SEA FIGHT.

    London, November 7, 11.20 a.m.—The Admiralty has received trustworthy information concerning the action off the Chilian coast. ...

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  44. WATERLOO.

    The "Daily Mail" states that the Germans are devoting special attention to the battlefield of Waterloo for resisting the Allies' advance, and are constructing small ...

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  45. WAR DECLARATIONS.

    France has declared war on Turkey. A message from Havre states that Belgium also has declared war on Turkey. ...

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  46. AEROPLANE ATTACK.

    Six aeroplanes participated in the attack at Thielt, when the German Emperor had such a narrow escape from death. About 20 civilians were killed. ...

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  47. MORE HEAVY GUNS.

    The newspapers state that 60 motor machine guns have passed through Aix-la-Chapelle westward, and also 40 heavy guns. It is believed that they are on the ...

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  48. SUEZ CANAL.

    A German officer was arrested while returning from Turkey with plans to dynamite the Suez Canal. He was court-martialled and sentenced to penal servitude for ...

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  49. WAR IN THE AIR.

    A French airman dropped a bomb on the railway at Blanchy, preventing several German trains regaining the lines. French Dragoons se[?]t out to take ...

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  50. ENEMY'S RETREAT.

    A previous communique stated:—The Germans are retreating along the whole of the Mast Prussian front, and are only retaining fortified positions. ...

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  51. GERMAN LOSSES.

    The "Courants" correspondent states that the Germans suffered terrible losses south-east of Roulers, the Allies' projectiles being deadly. One of the wounded declares ...

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  52. PERSIAN NEUTRALITY.

    Persia is reiterating her neutrality, and asks Great Britain to prevent her becoming a theatre of war. ...

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  53. ALLIES' CASUALTIES.

    It is officially stated that the Germans in Tsing-Tao have surrendered. The total casualties at Tsing-Tao include two British killed and eight wounded, ...

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  54. GERMAN AIRMEN CAUGHT.

    A German aeropline was brought down at Clairmarais, and two officers were made prisoners. The officers attacked their escort, but ...

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  55. AUSTRO-GERMAN LOSSES.

    It is officially stated that during the fighting between October 23 and November 4 along the line from Thorn to Cracow the Russians captured 274 officers and ...

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  56. WESTERN FRONT.

    Official: Slight progress has been made on the Allies' left to the east of Nieuport, on the right bank of the Yser. The enemy's attacks were renewed from ...

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  57. LUCKLESS GRAND VIZIER.

    Military law is being vigorously enforced at Constantinople. The Grand Vizier tried three times to resign, but he was threatened with ...

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  58. OVER 800 CAPTURED.

    It is officially stated that the left wing of the Japanese force occupied the batteries of Shao-ton Hill and Ta-Hung-Ching. The central force captured two heavy ...

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  59. BRITISH ARMOURED TRAIN.

    A British armoured train did excellent work near Ypres. It destroyed several German batteries. Three captive balloons directed the ...

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  60. FATAL ACCIDENTS.

    Sub-lieutenant Murray, of the Naval Reserve, while flying in a fog, fell and was killed. Busk, an airman in an aircraft factory, ...

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  61. STRENGTH OF ENEMY.

    The Copenhagen correspondent of the "Times" says it is stated that 3,000,000 Germans and Austro-Hungarians are concentrated on the line from Thorn to ...

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  62. CANADIAN CONTINGENT.

    Canada will be sending a second overseas contingent of 15,000 men shortly. A cavalry brigade is being organised for service in Egypt and Syria. ...

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  63. JAPAN'S INTENTIONS.

    It is officially announced that Japan will administer Tsing-Tao until the conclusion of the war, when she will negotiate with China. ...

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  64. GERMANS TRAPPED.

    The Germans were induced to make a great effort at Arras on Monday by a French artifice. Air scouts revealed a German ...

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  65. HORRORS OF WINTER.

    The Russians in East Prussia occupy a line extending from Schirwindt (on the border between the Polish province of Suwalki, and 80 miles due north of ...

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  66. GERMAN FORCES.

    News from competent and unprejudiced sources in Germany states that Germany is able easily to send another million men to the front. ...

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