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  4. SUBMARINE RAIDS.

    Referring to the sining of American ships by German submarines, leading Navy officers states that they had long expected an effort to interrupt the ...

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  5. "HANDS OFF PACIFIC."

    Making reference ot the declaration made by Mr. W. M. Hughes, the Prime Minister in his New York address, in which he uttered the warning—"Hands ...

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  6. LATEST WAR NEWS

    The "Evening News" learns on high authority that Germany is recruiting submarine crews from the gaols owing to the unwillingness of sailors to serve. ...

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  7. POSITION IMPROVES

    Australian troops figured largely in Sunday night's success between Strazeele and Lamotte, between Merville and Ypres. ...

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  8. MILITARY HONORS

    The following distinctions for Victorians are announced. DISTINGUISHED SERVICE ORDER. Major G. A. Vasey, 11th infantry ...

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  9. RAIDS REPULSED.

    Field-Marshal Haig reports at 10.45 p.m. on Tuesday:—"We repulsed raiders in the neighborhood of Beaumont Hamel and ...

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  10. BAR TO MILITARY CROSS.

    Captain F. E. Fairweather. M.C., 68th (Victorian) Bettalion, This officer is a son of Mrs. Fairweather, of Heidelberg. ...

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  11. PERSONAL.

    The Acting Prime Minister, Mr. Watt, has received a cable message from Mr. Hughes, dated 3rd June. It is considered probable that his party is ...

    Article : 576 words
  12. DIMINISHED AIR ACTIVITY.

    Field-Marshal Haig, in an aviation report, says there was less, air activity on Monday. Our night fliers dropped 18 tons of bombs, chiefly on railway ...

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  13. MILITARY CROSS.

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  14. GERMAN OFFICIAL MESSAGE.

    A wireless German official message says the enemy captured small trench sectors southward of Merris. We captured after hard fighting, a few ...

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  15. THE IRISH TROUBLES

    The "Times" correspondent at Dublin says that in view of the prohibition of precessions and outdoor meetings the Sinn Feiners are using funerals for ...

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  16. LATEST NEWS

    Reuter's correspondent at the French headquarters on the morning of the 4th June says that the latest reports of yesterday's fighting confirm that the enemy ...

    Article : 232 words
  17. HEAVIER BLOW PREDICTED.

    Dealing with the situation the "Pall Mall Gazette" says:—As the result of the Allied resistance' on the Oureq and the Marne rivers, a ...

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  18. NEW YORK HARBOR RE-OPENED.

    New York Harbor, which was closed when the first sinkings were reported has been reopened to traffic. Owing to the fear of attack by ...

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  19. LORD FRENCH'S PROCLAMATION.

    Ireland generally interprets Viscount French's proclamation as the abandonment of conscription. The "Freeman's Journal" says it ...

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  20. SUBMARINE BEATEN OFF.

    An unnamed tank steamer has arrived here after having successfully fought a U boat by which it had been attacked. ...

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  21. A YOUNG MAN'S WAR

    Leading civil and military Australians are strongly antagonistic to the recruitment of other than the A Class of soldiers. It is pointed out that the ...

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  22. TWO INERS OVERDUE.

    Two trans-Atlantic liners are reported to be overdue. There is considerable anxiety as to their fate, in view of the work of the German submarines. ...

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  23. FRENCH ACCOUNT OF FIGHTING.

    A French communique at 5.15 p.m. on Tuesday says:—Faverolles, which the enemy attacked, was held by us, also Toesnes. The fight was equally lively in ...

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  24. GENERAL WAR NEWS

    DEspatches received yesterday from Copenhagen, stated that the German fleet was gathering off Heligoland. ...

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  25. TOTAL SINKINGS TO DATE.

    including the Texel, 3210 tons, which was sunk on Sunday afternoon, 12 large vessels have been submarined. Exclusive of the unnamed tankers ...

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  26. PARIS AGAIN BOMBARDED.

    Paris is once more being shelled by the long-range gun. ...

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  27. HUNS DRIVEN BACK.

    It is reported from Paris that the German advance has been definitely checked. The Germans have been driven back across the Marne near ...

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  28. REGULAR BLOCKADE PLANNED.

    Members of the crew of the schooler Edna, 325 tons, who were imprisoned on U-boat 151, learned that Germany had established a regular submarine ...

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  29. DOUBLE INCOME TAX.

    In the House of Commons in committee on the Finance Bill, Mr. Bonar Law, replying to amendments regarding the double income tax, said the ...

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  30. HUN ADVANCE BROKEN

    Mr. James Campbell, the "Times" correspondent in France, says that the monotony of the enemy's daily advance has been broken. ...

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  31. NEWS OF DISTRICT SOLDIERS

    Sergeant D. Drummond.—Mrs. A. Drummond, of Rubicon street, Sebastopol. has received word from the Bass Record Office that her son, Sergeant ...

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  32. FOE 40 MILES FROM PARIS.

    The Germans are 40 miles from Paris south of Villers Cotterets. The forest of Soissons is shrouded with gigantic smoke clouds from, tremendous fires. ...

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  33. 33 AEROPLANES DESTROYED.

    Three American aviators attacked six German machines, driving down one of the planes, which is now on exhibition in Toul. ...

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  34. U.S. WARSHIP INTERRUPTS SUBMARINE.

    An American warship interrupted a submarine while it was attacking the French steamer Radioline on the Maryland coast. The destroyer found the ...

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  35. FRENCH VIEWS OF SITUATION.

    The "Times" correspondent at Paris says that experts insist upon the temporary nature of stabilisation, and they regard another outbreak as imminent ...

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  36. WORK OF NAVAL AIRCRAFT.

    The Admiralty says that between Thursday and Sunday our naval aircraft carried out night and day raids on Bruges Docks, Zeebrugge, and ...

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  37. RID CROSS FAIR

    The smoker's companion raffled by Cr. J. T. Walker and Mr. T. Shier, in aid of the Sportsman's effort for the Red Cross Fair realised £2/10/. and was won by Mr. ...

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  38. THE CRUISER SUBMARINES.

    Mr. Archibald Hurd in the "Daily Telegraphy," exposes the exaggerated German reports of the so-called cruiser submarines, which are really a large ...

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  39. SALOME LIBEL CASE.

    Mr. N. Pemberton Billing, M.P. (Independent) for East Herts, has been acquitted of the charge of criminal libel brought against him by Miss ...

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  40. ALLIED COMMAND READY.

    Paris, semi-official message states:—The German, losses grow more serious each day, but the enemy still is numerically superior along the whole front ...

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  41. GERMAN MESSAGE.

    More encouraging news is contained in a German wireless official message which makes the following admission—The enemy has made strong advances ...

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  42. ARRIVAL OF A LINER.

    The Maliory liner Subine, from Tampa to New York, with 40 passengers arrived to-day. It reported that it met a submarine between Charleston ...

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  43. MACEDONIAN CAMPAIGN.

    Reuter's correspondent at the Macedonian front telegraphing on the 1st June says that the Franco-Greeks are actively consolidating the new ...

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  44. CAVALRY BRILLIANT

    Mr. James Campbell, the "Daily Mail" correspondent at French Military. Headquarters, telegraphs the following message:— ...

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  45. SCENE IN COURT AND AFTER.

    Mr. Justice Darling, in summing up, attributed Lord Douglass the authorship of passages of Salome. Lord Douglas—"You are a damned ...

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  46. GERMAN EFFORT SLACKENS

    A Paris official message states that the German effort has slackened. The positions have been improved' (Reuter's Telegrams.) ...

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  47. SUPREME WAR COUNCIL.

    The Press Bureau states that the Supreme War Council held its sixth session under circumstances of great gravity for the alliance and free ...

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  48. AWARDS TO NURSES.

    The "Gazette" announces the award of Military Nurses to five woman nurses for bravery and devotion at casualty clearing stations and hospitals. ...

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  49. FEELING IN NEW YORK.

    The only persons in New York who are excited about submarines are 64 Germans, and they are in gaol. The police raided German celebrations of ...

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  50. ITALIAN FRONT

    Since May 25, says a British-Italian official message, our aeroplanes destroyed 14 enemy machines and drove down another out of control. One ...

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  51. POLISH LEGION JOINS ALLIES.

    A Polish legion of 15,000 in the United States, and 2000 from South America, will join the Allied armise to-morrow, serving with the French Army ...

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  52. THE ALLIES AND RUSSIA.

    A "Times" special correspondent contributes a [?] article. He [?] that if the Allies emerge from the war with 180,000,000 Russians not ...

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  53. ALLIES TO AID RUSSIA.

    A Tokio message says that it is understood that the Allies have agreed to aid Russia by se[?] foods and other necessaries, but not to entervene with ...

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  55. BRITISH DESTROYER SUNK IN COLLISION.

    The [?] states that a British destroyer sunk on 31st May after a collision. There were no [?] ...

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