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  2. RUSSIA MAKES A DASH AUSTRIANS FORCED BACK

    Petrograd reports great Russian successes on the Pripet front, near the eastern border of Poland, and also on the Roumanian frontier. ...

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  3. LONELY EMPIRE BUILDER

    Lieut-Colonel a'Court Repington, the military correspondent of "The Times," says:—"In the presence of this catastrophe ...

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  4. INCENTIVE TO ARMY

    General Sir Douglas Haig, in acknowledging an Army Order informing the British Expeditionary Force in France of Lord Kitchener's death, ...

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  5. ON THE BRITISH FRONT GALLANT CANADIANS

    A special message from the British headquarters in France says:—"The German attack on the Canadians at Y Pres on June 2 began with a ...

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  6. LATEST MESSAGE

    It is announced by the Admiralty that 12 members of the crew of the Hampshire have been saved. It is added that the men were washed ...

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  7. 75 BODIES RECOVERED

    It is announced by the Kirkwall correspondent of "The Times" that, 75 bodies of those on board the sunken cruiser Hampshire have been ...

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  8. WERE SPIES AT WORK?

    A section of the press is discussing the possibility of spies having been responsible for Lord Kitchener's death, and strongly demands the ...

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  9. TURKS REPULSED

    A Petrograd communique says:—"A Turkish offensive toward Balbart and Erzingan, near Erzerum, was repulsed, and a blow dealt to the Turks ...

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  10. MEMORIAL SERVICE ON JUNE 13

    It is announced that the memorial service at St. Paul's in connection with the death of Lord Kitchener will be held next Tuesday, and that their ...

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  11. STRUGGLE FOR VERDUN FIGHTING GROWS IN INTENSITY

    A Paris official message says:—"Our cour ter-attack on the left bank of the Meuse penetrated 100 yards of the enemy's communication trenches ...

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  12. SORROW IN THE CITY

    Consultations have taken place as to how citizens could signalise their sense of bereavement at the death of the Empire's greatest soldier. ...

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  13. BOTH SIDES PENETRATE LINES

    "There has been sharp fighting at Y pres," says General Sir Douglas Haig in a report dated June 6. "On a front of 3000 yards on the ...

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  14. SLAVS RUSH OVER TRENCHES

    Describing the Russian successes on the line from the Pripet regions to the Roumanian frontier, the Petrograd correspondent of "The Daily Mail" says:— ...

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  15. A GREAT NATIONAL LOSS

    Senator G. F. Pearce, Acting Prime. Minister and Minister for Defence, made the following statement regarding Lord Kitchener:— ...

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  16. CITY COUNCIL'S RESOLUTION

    Speaking with emotion, Sir David Hennessy, the Lord Mayor at the meeting of the City Council, moved:—"That this council expresses, on behalf ...

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  17. SUCCESSES DEVELOP

    "Up to the present," it is stated in a Russian report, "we have taken prisoner 900 officers and more than 40,000 men, and have captured 12 ...

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  18. FOOTING IN THE TRENCHES

    "On the right bank of the Meuse the Germans on the evening of June 3 repeatedly attempted to turn the position at Fort Vaux," says a French ...

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  19. HOT FIGHTIXG CONTINUES

    Press despatches credit the Germans with having received enormous augmentations of heavy artillery around the blood-stained Y pres salient. They ...

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  20. SERVICES KNOWN TO ALL

    Sir Alexander Peacock, the Premier, said that the official news received by the Governor-General left little doubt as to the fate of Lord Kitchener. The ...

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  21. FRONT OF 250 MILES

    Vienna telegrams confirm the Russian reports of a violent battle on the front from the Pripet region to the Roumanian border. The front ...

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  22. GERMANS NEARING VERDUN

    That the enemy has captured Fort Vaux, six miles north-east of Verdun, is admitted in a Paris official message, which says:— ...

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  23. APPRECIATED ANZACS

    Lord Kitchener recently gave proofs of friendship to Australia. Sir George Reid, the former High Commissioner; Mr. A. Fisher, the present High ...

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  24. INCREDIBLE USE OF GUNS

    "The Times" correspondent at the British Headquarters in France says that competent judges consider that the bombardment on the west point has ...

    Article : 73 words
  25. FRENCH UNDISMAYED

    French newspapers soberly comment on the loss of Fort Vaux, but are not dismayed, pointing out that there are further strong positions between the ...

    Article : 146 words
  26. IMPORTANCE REALISED

    Prime importance is attached in London, Petrograd, Vienna, and Berlin to the auspicious opening of the Russian offensive. ...

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  27. LOST CRUISER DESCRIBED

    The armored cruiser Hampshire was launched in 1903. Its displacement was 10,850 tons, length 450 feet, draught 25 feet and indicated horse-power 21,508. ...

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  28. ANZACS BUSY

    General Sir Douglas Haig, the British Commander-in-Chief in Prance, reports successful operations by Australian troops. ...

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  29. ADVANCE CONTINUES

    Further important successes in connection with the Russian offensive on the south-western front are announced in an official report, from Petrograd. ...

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  30. THE EMPIRE

    Mr Lloyd George, Minister for Munitions, and other Ministers, in appealing to the trades union representatives to postpone the Whitsuntide holiday, ...

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  31. BERLIN RECORDS SUCCESS

    A Berlin official report states:—"Fort Vaux was captured on June 6. the final surrender and attempt to relieve taking place on Tuesday. ...

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  32. SERVICES IN MELBOURNE

    Two memorial services will be held at St. Paul's Cathedral on June 13. The first will take place at 11 a.m., and will be attended by members of ...

    Article : 94 words
  33. MR HUGHES SPEAKS

    In a lengthy panegyric of Lord Kitchener by Mr W. M. Hughes, the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth says:—"He seemed to stand as the veritable ...

    Article : 115 words
  34. FOE'S LOSSES NEARLY 201,000

    "The Times" correspondent at Patrograd says it is estimated that the total number of Austrians killed, wounded, or taken prisoner in the new ...

    Article : 59 words
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