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The German Situation is Now Untenable
The information contained in the weekend cables continues to be of the most satisfactory nature. The Allies are pressing home ...
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REJECTED HINDUS
The Komagata Mara, with the Sikh passengers who were recently rejected at Vancouver, arrived at Bajbaj, near Calcutta, last Saturday. Many of them refused to entrain for the ...
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THE BATTLE OF THE MARNE
The "Temps" has published the first connected account of the battle of the Marne. It appears that on September 5 the army of the Crown Prince was advancing along, the ...
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ANTWERP SIEGE
Belgian aviators report that the German artillery bombarding Antwerp is only supported by small bodies of infantry. The bombardment is regarded as a ...
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AUSTRALIAN DESPATCH-RIDER'S
The Allied commanders warmly praise the services rendered by the British Volunteer Motor-cycle Despatch-riders, many of whore are University undergraduates. ...
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REMARKABLE ADMISSION.
The "Berliner Tageblatt" in a remarkable article says :— "The Germans are far from, having gained all their own way. As a matter of fact they are in a difficult position. ...
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BRISBANE'S AID
London newspapers are giving prominence to the arrival of the Brisbane "Courier's" third consignment of foodstuffs. ...
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RUSSIA AND AMERICA
Russia and the United States have signed an arbitration treaty reestablishing the treaty reations broken off by President Taft. ...
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RUSSIAN BALTIC
PETROGRAD, Saturday Morning efforts It is officially stated that despite all their efforts in the Baltic Sea the Germans have only succeeded in sinking the steamship ...
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LOUVAIN'S DESTROYER
Major, von Mantedffel, formerly of the 33rd Regiment, who was responsible for the destruction of Louvain, has been suspended. It is rumored that this is the first act of the ...
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£15,000,000 WANTED.
The Government is inviting tenders for £15,000,000 six months Treasury bills. ...
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GERMANY ADMITS REVERSES.
Sir George Reid cables as follows :— "German official reports state that the German army may be forced to give up points of little importance, but the people must reserve ...
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KAISER WELL WATCHED
Great care is being taken to conceal the Kaiser's movements. He is surrounded by a large body of Life Guards and an enormous staff of detectives. ...
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ALLIED PRISONERS
A camp has been established of 18,000 prisoners of war at Wesel, near the Dutch frontier. It is surrounded by high barbed-wire fences. ...
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UNEMPLOYED GRANTS.
The Board of Trade has completed its arrangements for special unemployed grants to Trades Unions where there is an abnormal state of unemployment. ...
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GERMAN STAFF MOVES.
It is reported that the German general staff has left Luxemburg for Mayence. ...
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" FLANNELED FOOLS " AND THESPIANS.
There are about 300 actors and 150 cricketers now serving with the colors. Amongst the later are J. W. K. T. Douglas, "Plum" Warner, C. Sewell Blythe, and Spooner. ...
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ALLEGED TROUBLE WITH TURKEY
The Press Bureau states that the statement published regarding the alleged critical situation between Turkey and Great Britain is unauthorised, and does not represent the views of the ...
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DESPERATE FIGHT
Nearly a thousand guns were employed in the action for the possession of the Uzsok pass. The Austrians put up an obstinate defence, ...
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VIOLENT BATTLE ON THE LEFT
A communique from Paris states:— "A violent battle continues on the left, especially at Roye, in the Somme Department, where the Germans have concentrated largely. ...
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BRITISH LOSSES.
A cable from Sir Georg Reid, dated London, October 1, 9.4 p.m., states :— Official : A casualty list from headquarters reports 3 killed, 38 wounded, 19 missing, and ...
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sDEALING WITH WIRELESS PLANTS
By the Telegraph Act of 1909 it is enacted that the Governor General may, whenever emergency arises which renders it desirable in the public interest so to do, authorise any ...
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AUSTRALIAN HISTORY
The Victorian District of the Australian Journalists' Association tendered Mr. C. Bean, the official war correspondent of the Australian Expeditionary Force, a compliementary dinner ...
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THE ALLIES' PROGRESS.
In, a cable dated London, October 1, 12.40 a.m., Sir George Reid says:— "Official: Paris reports no change in the general situation, but the Allies have made progress on the, left and ...
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OUR NAVAL FORCES
The following changes have been made in the Navai forces:— Commonwealth Commander, John Francis Robina, R.N. (retired), has been appointed ...
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LORD KITCHENER'S DENIAL.
The following cablegram was despatched to the High Commissioner in London by the Department of External Affairs yesterday :— "A London telegram to-day reports that Lord ...
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"THE CURTAIN TO BE LIFTED"
A British newspaper correspondent, telegraphing from Calais on Wednesday, after a tour of the country to the north or the Allies' left wing, says there is no longer room for ...
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"USELESS MOUTHS"
The Dutch and Belgian Governments have arranged for 20,000 families to leave Antwerp for Rotterdam. Every variety of steamer is being used for ...
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SYDNEY MAN
Following is a copy of a cablegram rercived from the Prime Minister of South Africa, dated October 2, 10.25 a.m.:— "Please inform Mrs. G. McDougall, 330 ...
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BOER IRRECONCILABLES AT WORK
The Boer irreconcilables in German West Africa, it is reported, have issued an appeal to Boer farmers over the border to overthrow British rule, and have offered to send a ...
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VICTORIAN ELECTIONS.
Preparations for the State elections have already started. It is expected they will ba held the third week in November. Ministerialists expect to return in the same, strength—44. ...
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WHEAT IN ViCTORIA.
The Victorian Ministry is proposing to set aside £100,000 to buy seed wheat for the farmers of Victoria who are in need of assistance through the ravages of drought. The price of ...
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