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  2. ENEMY OVERRUNS POLANND.

    An official communique states: After the German occupation of Kovno the garrison joined the field troops. Our troops are still on the left bank of the Niemen, ...

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  3. FIGHTING AT HOOGE.

    Renter's correspondent at the British Headquarters lays stess on the "wonderful co-operation" of the British infantry and artillery at Hooge, and continues: ...

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  4. DISCOURAGING PATRIOTISM.

    Two hundred arrests were made in Brussels yesterday, principally of women and children, for showing anti-German feeling on the anniversary of the ...

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  5. TURKISH COLLIER SUNK.

    A Russian submarine sunk a Turkish steamer, which was laden with coal, off the Anatolian coast. ...

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  6. PORTUGUESE REPUBLICANS.

    A section of the extreme Republicans have deposed and deported the Acting Governor and promment officials of Laurenco Marques (Delagoa Bay, ...

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  7. OVERSEAS FINANCE.

    The Agents-General for the Australian States have decided to await instructions from the coming conference of Australian Prenuer before formulating defintie ...

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  8. GRAND VIZIER RESIGNS.

    The Grand Vizier disapproves of the persecutions of Greeks, and despite the theats and entreaties of Enver Pasha has resigned. Rifaat Pasha has declined ...

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  9. NEW GERMAN WAR LOAN.

    The Reichstag has passed unanimously the New War Loan Bill. AMSTEROAM, Saturday. Dring the debate on the new War ...

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  10. INDIAN WAR LOAN.

    Subsoriptions for the 4 per cent loan of 4½ crores of rupecs (£2.750,000), isssued by the Government of India, total 6 2/3 crores (£4,440,000). ...

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  11. BRIGADIER-GENERAL M'GAY

    Brigadier-General M'Cay, who was wounded at the Dardanelles, has been accommodated at Viscount Ridlcy's house, Carlton House terrace, which has been ...

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  12. ITALY AND GALLIPOLI.

    "[?] Secole' does not consider that a war between Turkey and Italy will involve Italy's participation in the attack on the Dardanelles, ...

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  13. SINKING OF THE ARABIC.

    Captain Finch, commander of the White Star liner Arabic, which was sunk by a German submarine, states that the terpedo caused a ter[?]ific ...

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  14. SHIPPING AS USUAL.

    For the week ending August 18 there were 1480 arrivals and sa[?]ings at and from ports of the United Kingdom. Two vessels were s[?] by mines, and 11 sunk by ...

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  15. REPATRIATION OF CIVILIANS.

    If is officially announced that an agreement has been arrived at with Germany for the repatriation of civilians who are unfit for military service. ...

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  16. AUSTRIA'S TRADE.

    Australa's imports for the second quarter of this year are less than 50 per cent. of those of 1914, while the exports are less than 36 per cent. The decrease ...

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  17. SUBMARINE E13.

    The Admiralty announces that the British sabmarine E13, while on the way to the B[?]tic, greunded yesterday morning on the island of Salfholm (Denmark) ...

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  18. QUESTION OF CONSCRIPTION.

    Mr. J. H. Thomas, Secretary of the National Union of Railwaymen, in the course of an interview, said that neither the railwaymen nor ...

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  19. FRENCH COMMUNIQUES.

    An official communique issued to-dat states: Mine fighing has taken place at Vienne-le-Chatean, and fighting at close quarters with petards ...

    Article : 219 words
  20. NEW ZEALAND HERO.

    A "Central News" correspondent at the Dardanelles, writing on August 1, gives a story of a New Zealander's pluck, which, he says, is without precedent. During the ...

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  21. "NOT MEN, BUT SHELLS."

    Mr. Appleton, secretary of the General Federation of Trade Unions, has visited the Front, and be stales that the greatest need is not men, but shells, and machincry ...

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  22. THE FALL OF KOVNO.

    The correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" at Rome states that Italian military experts regard the fall of Kovno as another proof of the ...

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  23. PEACE TALK.

    A Berlin telegram states that Herr Liebknecht (the Socialist leader), speaking in the Reichstag, asked wheather th Government would asked whether the ...

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  24. THE BELGIAN FUND.

    The Belgian Relief Fund now amounts to £767,000. ...

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  25. MAD TEN MINUTES WITH THE BAYONET.

    The correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" at Malta states that the wounded recently arrived from Gallipoli were mostly suffering ...

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  26. PRISONERS IN GERMANY.

    The Press Burean has issued the following statement:—American reports regarding the German camps for officer prisoners state that those at Beeskowe did not ...

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  27. FIERGE ATTACKS REPULSED.

    An official communique slates: Our toops held up the enemy's offensive on the railway towards Kochedary, in the region of Kovno. We repulsed a series ...

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  28. WORST WAY TO HELP RUSSIA.

    The "Observer" states that the worst way to help Russia would be to rush into extensive frontal assaults on the Western front, where the forces are ...

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  29. 2000 GERMANS SACRIFICED.

    Prince Rupprecht, of Bavaria, sacrificed 2000 troops to recapture the trenches near the Ablain-Angres road. A four hours' bombardment with asphyxiating shells ...

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  30. ADMIRAL VON TIRPITZ HONOURED.

    The Kaiser has conferred the Order of Merit on Admiral von Tirpitz, the German Minister of the Navy. ...

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  31. ITALIAN PROGRESS.

    General Cadorna reports that he has further advanced towards Trent from the castern border of Trentino. The Italians are progressing northward of Borgo. ...

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  32. "STAND FAST."

    The Press Bureau has issued a letter written by Admiral Prince Louis of Batlenberg (who was the First Naval Lord of the Admiralty) to Mr. Winston ...

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  33. AN AERIAL DUEL.

    A Dritish officer relates that a British aeroplane pursued a Taube acroplane, setting it on fire. The German observer fell out, but ...

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  34. A GERMAN REPORT.

    The "Tageblatt" correspondent states: The Austro-Germans are within 10 kilometres (a little over 6 miles) of the outer forts of Brest Litovsk. The Russians are ...

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  35. FRENCH COMMUNIQUE.

    A Dardanelles communique states: Nothing has occurre but patrol engagements and artillery duels in the southern zone. The British made some progress ...

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  36. CALLING UP RESERVES.

    The Russian Government announces the early summoning of the reserve of 8,000,000 men under 35 years of age. ...

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  37. GERMAN COMMUNIQUES.

    A German communique states: The Russians have withdrawn to a line east of Mariampol to Luzdzieje, and Studzieniezna, where they ...

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  38. KILLED AT THE DARDANELLES.

    Lieutenant Herbert Debenham, of the East Lancashire Regiment, formerly of Sydney, has been killed at the Dardanelles. ...

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  39. GERMAN COMMUNIQUE.

    A German communique, states: We ejected the enemy from portions of our trenches which they captured between Angres and Souchez. We lost a small ...

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  40. ZEPPELIN BROUGHT DOWN.

    Russian fire at Vima brought down a Zeppelin, and an officer and an engineer and eight solders were taken prisoners. ...

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  41. DEFENCE QUESTIONS.

    The Government has agreed to hold a secret meeting of the Chamber of Deputies to discuss all defence questions, but any vote the[?]fter will be taken ...

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  42. A TOUCHING LETTER.

    A letter from the late Lieutenunt Hubert Meager, of the Third Australian Infantry, reached his mother in the Isle of Wight on the day of his death. In ...

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  43. GERMAN CRUISER SUNK.

    It is officially announced that a large German fleet has penetrated into the Gulf of Riga, and that a battle is pro[?]ding. COPENHAGEN, Friday. ...

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  44. MUNITION SUPPLIES.

    Speaking in the Chamber of Deputies to-day, M. Millerand, Minister for War, stated that all the Government undertook with regard to the supply of ...

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  45. SUBMARINE V. SUBMARINE.

    A bluejacket's story of the sinking of the Austraian submarine U12 states that an Italian torpedo boat, when cruishing, saw the Austrian submarine approaching. ...

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  46. COTTON AS CONTRABAND.

    The following official statement has been issued: The Government has declared cotton to he absolute contraband of war. While eircnmstances might have ...

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  47. PANIC IN CONSTANTINOPLE.

    The Dedeagatch correspondent of the "Temps" states: There has been a veritable panie in Constantinople since the British submarine destroyed a portion of ...

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  48. AUSTRIAN COMMUNIQUE.

    An Austrian communique states:— The Austro-German advance at Brest Litovsk caused condiderabel portions of several Russian armles to crowd the ...

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  49. FRENCH WAR MINISTRY.

    M. Millerand, Minister for War, speaking in the Chamber of Deputies, admitted that since October last he had been [?]orced to change two-th[?]ds of the high ...

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  50. THE WHEAT MARKET.

    The wheat market is dull, owing to fine harvesting weather and lower cables from America and Canada. The quotation in Chicago for ...

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  51. FALL OF NOVOGEORGIEVSK.

    A Berlin message reports the capture of Novogeorgievsk, with 20,000 prisoners. AMSTERDAM, Friday. An official message from Berlin ...

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  52. ITALY AND TURKEY.

    Turkey declares she is willing to allow Italian citizens in Turkey to leave, but insists on their paying cnormous taxes, and they will have to give up all their ...

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  53. GERMANY AND ENGLAND.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Koclnische Volkszeitung," describing the German Chancellor's speech in the Reichstag, says: "It was as if the Chancellor was ...

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  54. GERMAN SUBMARINE PURSUED.

    Reports received here state that a German submarine, pursued by three destroyers and two other Allied ships, took refuge in Aivali Bay, being probably ...

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  55. SUBMARINE PIRACY.

    Advires received by the American Press report the torpedoing of the White Star liner Bovie, formerly engaged in the Australian trade. The locality is unknown, ...

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  56. TURKISH TRANSPORT SUNK.

    The Athens correspondent of the "Temps" states that a British seaplane hombed and sank in the Sea of Ma[?]mora a Turkish transport filled with troops. ...

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  57. GERMAN SOUTH-WEST AFRICA.

    General Botha has given an assurance to the landiess Duteh, and other would-[?] settlers, that there is room for thousands of them in German South-west Africa. ...

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  58. THE GAUCASUS.

    A communique from the Caueasus states: One of our motor hoast attacked a large sailing vessel in the direction of the Euphrates. One hundred Cossacks ...

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  59. THE ALEXANDRIA CAMP.

    The Australians in the camp at Alexandria to-day celebrated the anniversary of the formntion of the first Australian brigade. They [?]oasted their fallen ...

    Article : 57 words
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