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  2. THE RUSSIAN RETREAT

    The Russians continue to fall back eastward to the north and south of the Dniester River. Some of the units are still sullen and rebellio[?]s, and it may be necessary to retreat until something like a safe line is reached, probably to the Zbrucz River, north of Bukowina. This is the line on which they made ...

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  3. THE KRONSTADT MUTINEERS

    At the height of the disturbances in Petrograd the Minister of Marine telegraphed to the Commander-in-Chief of the Baltic Fleet ordering four torpedo- ...

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  4. WORLD'S FOOD SUPPLIES.

    Lord Rhondda, the Food Controller, stated in an interview to-day that he had only accepted the office on condition that he was invested with the same ...

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  5. FINANCING THE ALLIES.

    Mr. Newton D. Baker, the United States Secretary of War, has sent to the Finance Committee of the House of Representatives a bill to provide ...

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  6. LORD KITCHENER.

    Mrs. Parker, a sister of Lord Kitchener, in opening a bazaar at Hastings to-day, said she did not share the general belief that her brother went ...

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  7. APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE.

    A wireless message received at the Admiralty from Petrograd states that the executive of the Russian Workers' and Soldiers' Delegates has issued the ...

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  8. ESPIONAGE.

    Yesterday a court-martial in Paris found a Finnish officer named Michaelsen, and Marguerite Geolle, the divorced wife of a Dutch officer, guilty ...

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  9. FRANCE'S DAY.

    Mr. W. A. Holman, the Premier of New South Wales, is visiting France for the purpose of handing over to the French and Belgian Governments the ...

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  10. GERMAN PRISONERS.

    Mr J. F. Hope, one of the Lords of the Treasury, replying to a question in the House of Commons to-day, said the British hold 44,018 German prisoners of ...

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  11. GERMANY AND CHINA.

    The Germans spent £300,000 in suborning the Chinese Navy, and its defection makes it difficult for the Peking Cabinet to declare war on Germany. ...

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  12. THE AIR FLEET.

    Major-General Hugh Scott, Chief of Staff of the American Army, in a statement to-day, said the United States aviation programme to provide over ...

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  13. ANGLO-FRENCH ALLIANCE.

    The outstanding result of the Russian reverses is to emphasise the necessity of the Anglo-French Alliance. The French public thoroughly realise this, ...

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  14. FOR VALOUR.

    The Military Cross has been awarded to the two following officers:- Lieutenant A. J. Shepherd, of the Australian artillery, for assisting a ...

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  15. ARREST OF LENIN.

    The reported arrest in Finland of Lenin, the pro-German Jew who led the recent disturbances in Petrograd, has been confirmed. He is to be charged ...

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  16. BRITISH FINANCE.

    The following are the Bank of England returns for the week ending today:- Coin, £50,513,000. ...

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  17. THE FRENCH RETURN.

    The French Admiralty issued the following report for the week ending July 24:- Arrivals............... 1,063 ...

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  18. RUSSIAN CAPTURES.

    The "Nord-sud Agency" says:—A Siberian regiment in the Smorgon and Krevo region in a single day this week captured 50 German machine-guns, ...

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  19. DISCUSSION IN HOUSE OF COMMONS.

    In the House of Commons this afternoon Mr. Ramsay Macdonald, the Labour member for Leicester, moved a resolution declaring that the resolution ...

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  20. BATTLE OF THE AISNE.

    This afternoon's French communique states:- The Germans to the north of the River Aisne are now most nervous at ...

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  21. GALICIAN DISASTER.

    A Russian official report received at the British Admiralty Office late tonight says:- To the eastward of Tarn[?]pol we ...

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  22. THE POLISH ARMY.

    General Pilsudzki, the creator and commander of the Polish army, has been arrested at Warsaw, and conveyed to Germany, as a reprisal for the refusal ...

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  23. NORWEGIAN STEAMER SUNK.

    The Norwegian steamer Hanseat, 3,358 tons, was torpedoed and sunk by a Gorman submarine yesterday. The crew were saved. ...

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  24. TASMANIA

    Lieutenant Miles, on active service [?] France, writing to his father (Mr. Ed ward T. Miles, of Ringwood, Victoria says:—"In yesterday's paper we saw ...

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  25. RUMANIAN FRONT.

    To-day's Russian official report received by wireless at the British Admiralty Office states:- During their offensive on Tuesday ...

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  26. ALLIED SHIPPING LOSSES.

    In the House of Lords yesterday, Admiral Lord Charles Beresford stated that between January and July the Allies and neutral countries had lost ...

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  27. FRATRICIDAL SLAUGHTER CHECKED.

    The Berne correspondent of the "Daily Express" writes:—Telegrams from Budapest state that Russian prisoners narrate that M. Kerensky (the ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  28. THE GERMAN MARK.

    The Danish newspapers state that 20,000,000 marks worth of gold (about £1,000,000) has arrived from Germany with a view to the improvement of the ...

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  29. A SUCCESSFUL RAID.

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, in his report issued this afternoon, says: We successfully raided the enemy's trenches to the south-eastward of ...

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  30. NOTABLE FRENCH VICTORY.

    Mr. H. Warner Allen, British war correspondent on the French front, writes:—The French success on the eastern extremity of the Chemin des ...

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  31. LABOUR AND THE WAR.

    Nine thousand min[?]rs in the Tredegar Valley, South Wales, have struck work, alleging several grievances. ...

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  32. AUSTRIAN ATTACK ON BRITISH.

    The Official Press Bureau states that on the 15th inst. three Austrian cruisers attacked 48 British drifters which were watching anti-submarine nets in ...

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  33. DOMINION TROOPS.

    Last night the King witnessed a nocturnal sham fight at Aldershot, and inspected the Canadian and Australian troops in training. His Majesty was ...

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  34. HONOURS FOR BRITISH.

    The latest news is that the Russian military decoration, the Cross of St. George, has been awarded to Commander Lockyer-Lampson. and 25 other ...

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  35. ENEMY PROPERTY.

    The auction mail was crowded to-day by leading financiers for the sale by the Public Trustee of enemy interests in the Pacific Phosphate Co., consisting of ...

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  36. THE GERMAN LINE.

    Mr. Newton D. Baker, the United States Secretary of War, disagrees with the statement in the "New York World" alleged to have been made by nine ...

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  37. THREAT ON BUKOWINA.

    M. Marcel Hutin, the war correspondent, says:—Unfortunately, the loss of the whole of Bukowina is threatened unless a superhuman and speedy ...

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  38. KORNILOFF FOILS GERMANS.

    The "Nord-sud Agency" says:—The German att[?]mpt to outflank General Korniloff on the South-Western front has failed, and the Russians are slowly ...

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  39. PASSPORTS FOR RUSSIA.

    In the House of Commons this afternoon Mr. Bonar Law, the Leader of the Government, replying to a question, said passports for Russia had been ...

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  40. VERDUN.

    This afternoon's French communique states:- The artillery fire on both sides continues to be violent on the left bank ...

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  41. THE BRITISH BLOCKADE.

    It is reported that the German steamer Norderney, 884 tons, laden with coal and bound from Rotterdam to Denmark, which was torpedoed by a ...

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  42. GERMAN SHELL STORMS.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs, the war correspondent, writes:—The enemy's gunfire is increasing at various points along our front, and the Belgian coast ...

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  43. A GERMAN CLAIM.

    To-day's German official report, intercepted at the British Admiralty Office, states:—Our artillery yesterday partly closed up the breach which the ...

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  44. EXTREMISTS BEGIN A REVOLT.

    The extreme Socialists in Petrograd organised a great revolt, and the Government troops interfered. There was violent street fighting on ...

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  45. REFLECTIONS ON ARMY OFFICERS.

    In the House of Commons this afternoon, Mr. Pemberton Billing, the Ind[?]pendent member for Hertford, cast reflections on army officers in ...

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  46. THE NEW CHANCELLOR.

    The Imperial Chancellor (Dr. Michaelis) held a series of conferences with the party leaders yesterday, the longest being with the Socialists. ...

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  47. CUTTING OFF ENEMY SUPPLIES.

    As a result of the Exports' Council not yet granting licenses, 50 Dutch ships, many of them loaded, are now detained in the port of New York, and ...

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  48. GERMAN ATTACKS CHECKED.

    This afternoon's French communique states:- After an intense bombardment, the Germans rapidly and violently ...

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  49. THE IRISH SITUATION.

    The Official Press Bureau states that the second meeting of the Irish Convention was he[?]d in Dublin to-day, and appointed a preliminary procedure ...

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