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BELGIAN COAST SHELLED
The "Echo de Beige" states that the recent British bombardment of the Belgian coast caused important damage to the enemy's military buildings there. There were numerous ...
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LATE CABLES
The "Corriere della Sera" states that an Allied fleet is conducting important operations off the Bulgarian coast. Various submarine bases have been ...
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MAJOR-PROF DAVID
Ashfield residents turned out in great numbers last night at the local Town Hall to say farewell to Major Fewtrell, Major (Professor) T. W. Edgeworth David, and other members ...
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DEATH OF A FINE
(George Sutton Tithradge, the eminent English actor, passed away about 4 p.m. yesterday, January 22.) George Titheradge (a great actor) has gone ...
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ON AND BEHIND BATTLE FRONTS OF EUROPE
Everything that America has done for us in this war has been paid for. Outside what we were able to pay for, we have received nothing. Not only that, but Congressmen and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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METALS IN LONDON
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PATRIOTIC PARS AND ITEMS OF NOTE
In the last "Government Gazette" is published a list of trustees elected to control various Commons in N.S.W. for a period of three wars from January 1916. The ...
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One Great Machine Gun Force
Colonel Clerget, of the Russian Army, recently discussed in the "Russki Invali" a theme of the greatest interest to all who have made more than a perfunctory study of the ...
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MANNED A LONE GUN
The Press Bureau gives further details of the bravery that won for two British bluejackets Distinguished Service Medals. A party of sailors had been invited to visit ...
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Germany's Latest Bluff Called
So Montenegro is not eliminated from the Allied fronts after all. Vienna rang tile joybells too soon. Possibly it was to supply the [?]atile Viennese with a change from the now ...
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"Day of the Chemical Engineer"
War writers—armchair and otherwise—have called the present struggle by numerous generic and catch—the-car titles. It has been termed a "sapper's svar." We have heard it called ...
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HUNS UNDER SPAIN'S FLAG
The Press Bureau, in a statement issued at midnight, says: A British column from Jaunde, in the Cameroons, advanced to Erolowa. The Germans ...
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Germany in Strangling Grip
In these notes last week it was pointed out that co-ordination of the Allies' military efforts would mean the beginning of the end for the Germans. It was demonstrated that a ...
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A "BOOMERANG" BLUFF
Sweden's prohibition of wood pulp has occasioned excitement in the newspapers. There have been many private meetings and conferences of the Board of Trade. ...
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Has Germany Done Her Worst?
Of course, while Germany hoped to impress the Balkan nations with a sense of her superiority over the Allies, there was rhyme and reason for her various offensives. other man those that she might have forced on other of ...
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ALLIES' DAY AT YASS.
The celebration of Allies' Day at Yass has been fixed for February 16, that date having been decided upon so as to allow of harvesting operations being completed. There is to be a ...
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Hungary Impressing "Grandfathers"
American newspapers have sources of information about enemy countries and their internal affairs which are naturally closed to us. American journalists can penetrate to the ...
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TWO SOLDIERS INJURED.
Two soldiers, Private Francis Thompson, of Redfern, and Pte. O'Connell, of Parramatta, were sitting on the step of a train near Cabramatta, yesterday morning, when a large piece ...
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