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  2. SALONIKA CAMPAIGN

    The most interesting item of war news is the statement that the Italians have begun an offensive in Albania, a large army being on the march from the coast (on the Adriatic), with a view to turning the position of the Bulgarians near Monastir. That is exactly the movement which would have been ...

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  3. ITALY'S FOOD.

    A cablegram from Rome states that Italy is assured of sufficient food for the coming winter, owing to an excess wheat crop. ...

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  4. AMERICA AT WAR

    Mr. Franklin K. Lane, the Secretary of the Interior in President Wilson's Cabinet, speaking to-day at Atlantic City before a Businessmen's War ...

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  5. AUSTRALIA

    It was persistently stated in the Federal lobbies to-day that Mr. N. C. Lockyer, a member of the Inter-State Commission, was to be appointed as ...

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  6. ISONZO OFFENSIVE NOT ENDED.

    Cables from Rome state that the Italian offensive on the Isonzo front cannot be considered at an end. Preparations are going on to advance ...

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  7. AUSTRALIAN REINFORCEMENTS.

    Arrangements are being made to remove Australian units from the more exposed camps on Salisbury Plain to spots affording more comfort during the ...

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  8. THE FRENCH RESOLVE.

    M. Painleve, the Premier of France, addressing the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, said the duty of the Government was to gather the material and ...

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  9. TASMANIA

    Sick and wounded Tasmanian soldiers were landed at Burnie this morning, and welcomed by a large crowd. Fifty cars were in waiting, and the men were ...

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  10. THE WAR ZONE.

    The Rome correspondent of the "Morning Post" declares that the Italian provinces of Allessandria, Genoa, and Turin are within the war Zone, and ...

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  11. FILLING THE RANKS.

    It is expected that the first 100,000 men under the conscription scheme in Canada will be selected before November, and that 25,000 of them will be ...

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  12. CANADIAN POLITICS.

    Sir R. L. Bordon, the Prime Minister, stated to-day that it the Conservatives were returned with a majority at the forthcoming elections lie would ...

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  13. GERMANY'S APOLOGY TO ARGENTINA.

    The Argentine Government has been advised by its Minister in Berlin that Germany has officially notified that she disapproves of Count Luxburg's words ...

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  14. PROGRESS OF THE WAR

    General J. C. Smuts, the South African Minister of Defence, who is now a member of the Imperial War Cabinet, interviewed by the London ...

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  15. A LIEUTENANT OVER FIFTY.

    William Moloney, a second-lieutenant in the Munster Fisiliers, and over 50 years of age, has been awarded the military cross for leading a charge by ...

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  16. MR. HOLMAN'S VIEWS.

    Mr. Holman, Premier of New South Wales, visited Washington to-day, and was the guest of Sir Cecil Spring Rice (British Ambassador, Mr. L. D. ...

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  17. GERMAN WAR LOAN.

    The "Amsterdam Telegraal" says that Germany's demand that Holland should subscribe to the German War Loan in [?] for coal supplies has ...

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  18. RAIDS IN FLANDERS.

    The Germans are constructing aerodromes throughout Flanders, particularly large ones at St. Denis and Westrem. The Allies continue their raids, ...

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  19. ARTILLERY BUSY ON YPRES SECTOR.

    The official report issued this morning by Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig says:- There are only patrol encounters in ...

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  20. STRIKE RIOTS.

    The Argentine Labour element continues to seize the advantage created by the disclosures concerning Court Luxburg, and further rioting took place ...

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  21. COURT-MARTIAL.

    Captain A. Macdonald an officer in the Australian Infantry, has been tried by court-martial, and dismissed the service. ...

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  22. BOMBS ON GERMAN BARRACKS.

    A newspaper published at Maastricht, in Holland, states that in the British aerial raid on Roulers in the middle of August a bomb fell on a large building ...

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  23. DOG-BREEDING IN ENGLAND.

    In order to stop the breeding of dogs and the [?]ubsequent consumption of food, the Kennel Club has ceased to register dogs whelped after September ...

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  24. VISIT OF BRITISH WARSHIP.

    The British light cruiser Glasgow (4,800 tons, and main armament of two 6-inch guns) will arrive at Buenos Ayres to-morrow (Thursday, and an elaborate ...

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  25. GERMAN SERGEANT'S DIARY.

    The correspondent of the "Morning Post" at the British headquarters in France writes:—The German Higher Command is showing great ...

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  26. DAMAGE AT DUNKIRK.

    The United States Consular building at Dunkirk was wrecked by a German bomb on the 7th inst. ...

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  27. AVIATION TRAGEDY.

    Yesterday Second-Lieutenant K. Billing, an Australian, who was attached to an aerodrome in the Midlands, ascended to a height of 2,000 feet, and looped ...

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  28. NAVAL OPERATIONS.

    The Norwegian steamers Asklang (1,116 tons) and Reime (1,913 tons) have been tonpedoed and sunk by German submarines. Eleven members of ...

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  29. THE POPE'S PROPOSALS.

    The "Ko[?]nische Volkszeitung," which yesterday repeated the statement that Germany has given up her idea of supremacy in Belgium, and that this ...

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  30. GERMANS LOSING THEIR HEADS.

    Prince Henry of Prussia, brother of the Kaiser, in a speech at the launching of the cruiser Graf Von Spee yesterday, made a remarkable appeal to ...

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  31. RIGA REGION

    The Russian official report received by wireless at the British Admiralty Office this morning says:- Our advance guards are ...

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  32. NORWAY AND GERMANY.

    There is much comment in Norway over German financiers endoavouring to persuade Norwegian shipowners to grant charter of their vessels to ...

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  33. ATTITUDE OF COSSACK LEADER.

    The arrest of generals, and other supporters of General Kornilaff continues everywhere in Russia. The Cossack military administration has telegraphed to ...

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  34. THE STOCKHOLM GATHERING.

    The Swedish Socialists have decided to postpone the Stockholm Peace Conference until the end of the year. ...

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  35. THE GERMAN REPLY.

    The Rome correspondent of the United Press Association of New York states that the Pope will not publish the German reply to his peace proposals ...

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  36. ITALIAN TRAITORS.

    A sensational court-martial has opened in connection with the blowing up of a dynamite factory at Genoa in February, 1916, when there was a terrible ...

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  37. RUMANIAN CAMPAIGN

    A Russian official report received at the British Admiralty Office to-day states:- The Rumanians captured a sector of ...

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  38. GERMAN ATTACK FAILS.

    This afternoon's French communique says:- To the south of the River M[?]ietto a tributary of the Aisue) after a violent ...

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  39. WOOL SUPPLIES.

    A Board of Control has been established in Great Britain for the woollen and worsted industries whereby the Army Council will determine the ...

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  40. ENGLAND UNCONQUERED.

    The Zurich correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle" states that Count Erzberger, the leader of the Roman Catholic Centre party in the Reichstag, ...

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  41. PERSONAL.

    At the Imperial on Tuesday evening Mr. A. G. Kemp, the new proprietor of Kemp and Denning, gave a dinner to Mr. E. V. Denning, who is retiring from ...

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  42. BETTER OUTLOOK.

    United States officials continue to receive reassuring advices from Russia. There is now every reason to believe that the military and political situation ...

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  43. AMERICAN COPPER.

    In the United States House of Representatives to-day, Miss Rankin, the only woman member of Congress, recommonded the Government to take ...

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  44. SALONIKA FRONT.

    A cablegram from Rome says a heavy new offensive has been launched by the Italians in the Balkans. The Italian Embassy also advises ...

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  45. SOUTH AFRICAN NATIONALIST PARTY.

    The chairman of the South African Nationalist party executive has issued a warning to members of the party not to partake in movements of a rebel[?]ous ...

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  46. THE BURGOMASTER OF BRUSSELS.

    At the request of King Alphonso of Spain, Germany has released from prison M. Max, the burgomaster of Brussels in 1914. ...

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  47. FOR VALOUR

    The following awards to Australasian soldiers are gazetted:- Distinguished Conduet Medal.—Sergeant T. P. Johnston of the Australian ...

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  48. KING AT THE FRONT.

    A correspondent of the "New York Times" with the Italian army says the King of Italy lives among his troops in a modest villa, and is unceasing in his ...

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  49. HUNGRY GERMANS.

    The Swiss newspapers are urging the Government to prevent the continuous influx of thousands, of rich, hungry Germans and Austrians, who are eating up ...

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