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  2. FRANCE'S DAY.

    Newspapers, discussing the celebration in London to-day of France's Day, on behalf of the French Red Cross, pay eloquent tributes to France's superb war ...

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  3. DEALING WITH ALIENS.

    In the House of Commons, on a motion for adjournment, a debate took place on the aliens question. Sir George Cave (Home Secretary) asked the house to ...

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  4. THE ITALIAN CAMPAIGN.

    A military bulletin issued at Rome publishes a decree placing General Cadorns on the retired list, without rank or pay. General Poenro (ex Chief of Staff) ...

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  5. ACTION IN RUSSIA.

    It is announced that in response to Russian requests a considerable body of, Allied troops is protecting the Murmans Railway on the Murman coast. Further ...

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  6. RUSSIAN POSITION REVIEWED.

    The landing of a large Allied force on the Murman coast represents an effort to reorganise Russia, assist the counter-revolutionaries and the Czecho Slovaks to ...

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  7. DEFEATING THE SUBMARINE.

    In the course of a speech in London. Stafi Paymaster Hughes, R.N., said that the plans for attacking Zeebrugge were thought out six months ago An ...

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  8. AERIAL WARFARE.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports: Heavy rainstorms yesterday limited aerial activity, but our aeroplanes dropped nine tons of bombs on, ...

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  9. REPORTED DEATH OF HINDENBURG.

    The reported death of Field-Marshal von Hindenburg is probably the most important event in to-day's news of the war. Though the death of Germany's great strategist is unconfirmed from German sources, it is not imporbable that it is part of ...

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  10. FIGHTING ON THE PIAVE.

    It is reported by the Australian Press Association that the recent Italian advanee on the Piave necessitated the reduction of strong defences of reinforced ...

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  11. OUR WONDERFUL NAVY.

    It was stated by Staff Paymaster Hughes, R.N., that whereas there were 300 wasships in the British Navy at the outbreak of the war, there were ...

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  12. FRENCH AVIATORS BUSY.

    A French communique states: During June 150 enemy aeroplanes were brought down and 181 seriously damaged. Over 600 tons of bombs were dropped by ...

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  13. HINDENBURG'S DEATH REPORTED.

    There are many rumours in Germany that Marshal von Hindenburg is ill, and [?]at General von Ludendorff has taken, eitire conttol of General Headquarters. ...

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  14. AWAITING THE OFFENSIVE.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig reports: We captured 120 prisoners and took 10 machine guns on Thursday in an enterprise south-west ot Merris We repulsed ...

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  15. ENEMY ATTEMPT DEFEATED.

    An Italian official message states that an attempted enemy attack south of Sasso Rosso was defeated. ...

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  16. AUSTRALIA'S MESSAGE.

    The Prime Minister of Australia. (Mr, Hughes) telegrahed to M. Clemenceau (French Premier) as follows: "To-day is being celebrated throughout the Empire ...

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  17. GERMANCLAIMS.

    A German official wireless message states: We brought down five out of six American aeroplanes attempting a road on Coblenz. and took the crews prisoner. ...

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  18. DRIVE IN ALBANIA.

    A French communique respecting, operations in the Eastern theatre of war states: South of the River Devoh we, continuing our ...

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  19. ON ALL FRONTS.

    The Press Bureau elates that in the year ended June 30 last, on the West Front alone, the British destroyed 2150 aircraft and drove down 1083. The air ...

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  20. BOLSHEVIKS DISARMED.

    A trainload of Bolsheviks arrived at Murman. Anti-Bolshevik forces captured all the Bolsheviks, disarmed them, and returned them to Moscow. ...

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  21. REACHING THE SHIRKERS.

    A poster has been placed all over Ireland calling up men liable to military service who, ordinarily, me residents of Britain. If they fail to report at the nearest ...

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  22. AUSTRALIANS AGAIN PROMINENT.

    Field-Marshal Haig, in a report issued this morning, slates: The English and Australians on Friday earned out successful minor enterprises in the ...

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  23. HINDENBURG, THE IDOL.

    Field-Marshal von Hindenburg, whose [?]ath is recorded in the cables, was the [?]eat idol of the German people. He was an aged man, being over 70 years of age, ...

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  24. BOLSHEVIK CLAIMS.

    Russian news from Bolshevik sources insists that complete suppression of the counter-revolution has been brought about in various parts of the country, and ...

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  25. TRAWLERS' HEROIC DEFENCE.

    Details have now been published of a plucky fight on June 20 between some trawlers and a big U boat with two small masts, and an exceptionally large con[?]ng ...

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  26. THE MERRIS ENGAGEMENT.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs; the correspondent for the "Daily Chronicle," telegraphs; The Austialians, near Merris, bided, their tune until the opportunity came to ...

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  27. ITALIAN REPORTS.

    An Italian official message states [?] The booty in Albania includes three, cannon, eight mountain guns, four french guns, and two french mortars. ...

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  28. POSITION OF HUSH ELIGIBLES.

    It is officially announced that Irishmen of military age who come to Britain in future will be liable to be called up for service unless they possess ...

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  29. THE BREST-LITOVSK TREATY.

    A wireless German message staten that Count von Hertling, in the Reichstag, emphasisted that the chief army administration did not conduct the war ...

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  30. SOCIALISTS' WAR AIMS.

    Mr. Arthur Henderson (ex-Labour member in the War Cabinet), speaking at the Northampton conference of Labour organisations, said that five rephes had ...

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  31. GERMAN APPREHENSION.

    The "Frankfurter Zeitung" fears that the Czecho Slovak successes, will result in Entente intervention. The Japancse possibly will confine their operations to ...

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  32. GERMAN HEARTLESSNESS.

    Speaking in London, Staff Paymaster Hughes, R.N., narrated an example of German brutality. A British patrol boat in the Atlantic discovered a derelict ...

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  33. BRITISH MINERS' REQUESTS.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George) has agreed to meet representatives of the National Council of MineWorkers regarding the matter of a ...

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  34. THE TAKING OF BERAT.

    The defeat of the Austrians in Albania is serious. The Italians advanced in three days fro 30 to 40 kilometres. The whole of the southern bank of the ...

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  35. THE NATIONALITY BILL,

    The British Nationality Bill passed its second reading. Sir George Case said the self-governing portions of India approved of the ...

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  36. U BOAT PIRACY THWARTED.

    A report has been received that a Gorman submarine off Risor. or Oster Risoer, a town on the Skagerrack, inside Norwegian territorial ...

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  37. RESULT OF A WEEK'S WORK.

    Mr. Perceval Phillips, the war correspondent of the "Daily Express," telegraphs that the outcome of the week's work in the Merris sector is that our ...

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  38. ORANGEMEN'S LOYALTY.

    Belfast was holiday-making at the week-end in honour of great Orange festival celebrations, which were held on prewar lines, for the first time during the ...

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  39. NATIONAL WAGES BOARD.

    The Miners' Federation his approved of the proposal to replace the separate district conciliation boards by a national board for the regulation of wages for all ...

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  40. OTHER REPORTS.

    Official advices confirm the reports of the Italian capture of Berat, FrancoItalian troops operating in Albania are seriously menacing the Bulgarian right ...

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  41. GOVERNMENT PROPOSALS APPROVED.

    General satisfaction is expressed at the Government's aliens proposal. Newspapers which support extreme action claim a victory, but insist that the ...

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  42. IN AMERICAN WATERS.

    Warning has been issued to mariners that [?]n unusual amount of wreekage was seen off Cape Henry on July 3, and also three days later. The presence of ...

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  43. THE FRENCH LINES.

    A French communique received this afternoon states We accentuated our progress north of Chavingy and east of Naverolles, and occupied the village of ...

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  44. GERMAN POLITICAL CRISIS.

    Herr von Hintze, who is understood to be succeeding Dr. von Kuhlmann as Minister for Foreign Affairs, in an interview with the Berlin correspondent of ...

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  45. GENERAL KORNILOFF'S OFFER.

    General Korniloff has issued proclamations stating his willingness to acknowledge the Soviet's power, and offering to lead an army against the Germans, ...

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  46. DEMONSTRATIONS IN LONDON.

    A mass mocbng held in Trafalgar-square passed a resolution demanding that all aliens of enemy blood be immediately interned, also the removal of ...

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  47. EMIGRATION TO DOMINIONS.

    Mr. W. H. Long (Secretary of State for the Colonies) has promised a deputation of Agents-General that he will favourable consider the question of the ...

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  48. NORWEGIAN BARQUE CAPTURED.

    News from an Atlantic port states that a U bout captured the Norwegian barque Manx King, off Cape Race, on the southeast coast of Newfoundland. The crew ...

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  49. THE SALONICA FRONT.

    American military officials expect momentarily an Allied drive from Salonica. ...

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  50. PEASANT ARMY NEAR MOSCOW.

    Moscow advises that M. Tchternoff, leader of the Revolutionary Socialists, is marching at the head of numerous armed bands, composed mostly of peasants, who ...

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  51. RIGHT OF SEARCH.

    Mr. Archibald Hurd, the naval authority, referring to the Dutch convoy question points out that the convoy must involve a heavy cost at a ...

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  52. HITTING TURKEY.

    The Press Burean states: "Our air force, co-operating with the Navy from Monday to Wednesday, dropped eight tons of bombs on enemy docks and ...

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  53. THE CZECHO-SLOVAK FORCES.

    The chairman of the American Council of Czechs states that there are 100,000 Czecho-Slovak forces in Siberia and elsewhere. Advices received from ...

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  54. SUGGESTED APPOINTMENT FOR MR. HUGHES.

    The "Daily Mail" urges that Mr W. M. Hughes should be appointed chairman of a tribunal to take over the Aliens' problem. ...

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  55. AUSTRALIA HOUSE.

    The King will open Australia House on August 3. ...

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  56. VON HERTLING'S STATEMENT.

    The Imperial Chancellor (Count von [?]ertling), speaking in the Ketchstage [?]id the changing of the Foreign Minister [?]ould not change Germany's foreign or ...

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  57. INTENSIVE TRAINING PROGRESSING.

    The Australian Press Association states that our troobs are very active, awaiting a renewal of the German offensive The intensive training of recruits is taking ...

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  58. HUGE BANKING AMALGAMATION.

    The Treasury has sanctioned the amalgamation of the London and Joint Stock Bank with the London City and Midland Bank. The combined deposit[?] ...

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  59. GERMAN DEMANDS ON HOLLAND.

    The "Telegraaf" states that Germans have demanded economic concessions from Holland, including the delivery of 60,000 cows. 13.000 tons of cheese. 2,000.000 ...

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  60. CHOLERA IN PETROGRAD.

    A wireless Russian official message states: "Owing to food shortage cholera is increasing in Petrograd. There are many hundreds of victurns daily, and it is very ...

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  61. MURDER OF THE EXTSAREVITCH.

    Swedish rewspapers announce, on the authority of a well-known Swede, who has arrived from Moscow, that a Bolshevik soldier in murdered the ...

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  62. BELGIAN ROYAL COUPLE.

    The king and Queen, of Belgium, who have been visiting the United Kingdom, recrossed the Channel by seaplane, and alighted near Havre. ...

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  63. NEW ZEALAND EDITORS.

    The New Zealand editors, who are en route to London, arrived in New York, and visited the "New York Times" office, where they were welcomed. ...

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  64. RAND NATIVES.

    The Premier met a deputation of Rand native workers, who voiced a number of grievances and requested increased wages, better housing, and the ...

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  65. GERMAN STATEMENTS.

    A wireless German official message says: We repulsed a strong enemy advance at night north-eastward of Bethune. Lively artillery firing took ...

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  66. THE MURDERED MIRBACH.

    A Moscow message transmitted via Germany states that one of the murderers of Count Mirbach (German Ambassador at Moscow) has been arrested. ...

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  67. THE GOLD OUTPUT.

    A committee representing gold-mining interests throughout the Empire, on which Sir Newton Moore (Agent-General for Westralia) represents Australia, is ...

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  68. RIOT IN BRUSSELS.

    There was been a serious riot at Brussels, owing to German officers requisitioning for their own use all the vegetables in the Brussels market. The ...

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  69. BRITISH OPINION.

    The diplomatic correspondent of the daily Chronicle" says: "Dr. von Kuhlnan's departure as Minister for Foreign [?]fair[?] is, generally, a matter for ...

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  70. A BELGIAN DECORATION.

    To-morrow's "Gazette" will announce that 193 Australian officers and men, and 46 New Zealanders have been awarded the Belgian Croix de Guerre. ...

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  71. NEUTRALS ON HOSPITAL SHIPS.

    Dismissing the sinking of hospital ships, the "Morning Post" favours the carrying of neutral officers on board hospital ships. The newspaper points out that ...

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  72. GERMAN WAR LOAN.

    The Reichstag Main. Committee has sanctioned the raising of a war loan of 15,000,000,000 marks. The Poles abstained from voting, and the ...

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  73. C. OF E. HELP SOCIETY.

    The regular meeting of the Soldiers' Church of England Help Society will be held in the Anzac Club, Charlotte-street, to-morrow, at 3.15 p.m. The ...

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