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MUNITIONS SHORT:
The Prime Minister Mr. Asquith, stated in the House of Commons this afternoon that the Government was convinced that only by the dilution of skilled labor could enough ...
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MYSTERY STORIES OF MONTENEGRO
Fighting continues by ought Montenegro, the Rome correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" says King Nicholas has traversed the country, or couraging the troops. ...
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WORKSHOPS WILL CONQUER AIR
Germany's recent air successes continue to excite interest. The Manchester "Guardian" publishes z well-informed article by an aviation expert This writer states that the ...
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PRUSSIC GAS ON DVINSK
It is stated from Riga that the enemy on the Dvinsk front is using shells which exude prussic acid gas, the fumes of which are active five hours after the explosion. ...
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INSIDIOUS HUN IS TRADING STILL
Mr. G. Cave, Conservative member for Kingston, when moving in the House of Commons on the necessity of checking trading with the enemy, said that many enemy businesses are ...
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AUSTRIA SUFFERS IN ADRIATIC
A British submarine sank a disabled Austrian hydroplane in the Upper Adriatic, capturing the crew. The same submarine also sank an Austrian ...
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GUNFEEDERS' GRIT IN MESOPOTAMIA
A correspondent gives details of the British advance into Mesopotamia. A frontal attack pinned the enemy to the trenches during the day, he said. The enemy was exposed to a ...
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BRITISH CONSUL TAKEN
Sofia services state that Mr. W. B. Heard, Vice-Consul, was arrested, despite a protest by the American Charge d'Affaires, in whose room the Vice-Consul took refuge when Bulgaria ...
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HERO-WORSHIP OF WILHELM
An Amsterdam cablegram tells how, on Tuesday last, Kaiser Wilhelm received a tribute from the lips of King Ferdinand at a banquet at Nish. ...
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FOR BRITAIN'S GRANARIES
It is reported that Great Britain has purchased ten million pounds' worth of Rumanian wheat. ...
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TO WIN WAR IS TASK OF ALL
The President of the Board of Education, Mr. Henderson, in a letter to his constituents, defends his conversion to compulsion on the ground of absolute military necessity. ...
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BEAN TASTES WAR ON WEST FRONT
Captain C.E.W. Bean, Commonwealth Official Press Representative with the A.I.E.F. has visited the West front, and he will shortly return to Egypt. ...
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GRATITUDE TO AUSTRALIA
The Commonwealth Government has accepted the offer of Mr. F. A. N. Newdegate, M.P., to pay the cost of any burial of any Australian at Harefield. Mr. Newdegate writes that his family ...
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MR. BARRETT EXONERATED
The result of the inquiry into the working of the Australian Red Cross on Egypt has been received in London. It affords a complete refutation of the charges against Mr Barrett in ...
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EXCITED WOOL MARKET
At the wool sales to-day there was a very excited market and full opening rates continued flood crossbreds brought extreme prices. Prices in the fleeces of the clips mentioned ...
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