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  2. WILSON FOR THE WORKERS

    A Washington message states that after an hour's conference President Wilson and 30 railway company presidents left the White House on Saturday afternoon without giving ...

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  3. THE PRICE OF LIBERTY

    Mr. Hughes was welcomed to Sydney to-day at the Town Hall. Mr. Hughes, always spare, is thinner than ever. Probably as the result of his recent ...

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  4. COSSACKS FIERCE SABRE CHARGE

    The enemy was active in Vothynia, east of Brody and south of the River Pripet. He was everywhere repulsed. In the neighborhood of Tehervistchie, on the River Stochod, we broke the enemy's front and captured the village of Toboly, taking 220 prisoners. ...

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  5. ANZACS' HARD BATTLE

    Since my last cable the Western Australians, South Australians, and New South Welshmen, by stiff fighting, made a little ground. ...

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  6. SUNKEN CRUISERS

    The German official version of the sea fight with submarines on Saturday says:--We sank, off the east coast of England, a small hostile cruiser and a destroyer. ...

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  7. AT THE GROSVENOR HOTEL

    There was excitement on Church Hill this morning, when it was known that Mr. Hughes had come to Sydney unexpectedly, and was staying at the Grosvenor Hotel in his ...

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  8. FOE BOLTED BACK

    The Admiralty announces that the German fleet came out on Saturday, avoided battle with considerable British naval forces, and returned to port. ...

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  9. BEAR THAT WOULDN'T DIE

    The correspondent of "The Times" at Amsterdam states that Prince Hohenlohe Schillungfuerst, speaking in Berlin on the occasion of the birthday of the Emperor Francis ...

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  10. CLEARING THE ROAD

    Reuter's special representative at British headquarters in France says:--"The week-end fighting developed into one of the most important and most successful ...

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  11. AMERICA'S WHEAT

    A message from the Winnipeg Exchange says that the cash price of wheat is 6s 5½d. The new high mark reached on Saturday is due to the crop shortage that had been ...

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  12. KEEP ON PREPARING

    Mr. Garvin, editor of "The Observer," says that the Allies have now settled down, calm in the knowledge that the power of their military factors is sufficient to ensure absolute ...

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  13. TO WIPE OUT WAR

    The British War Minister, Mr. Lloyd George, in a speech at Criccieth, Wales, yesterday, said that when the time for peace terms came the vigor of Great Britain's ...

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  14. SYDNEY STOCK EXCHANGE

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  15. SUCCESS ON THE STOCHOD

    The region of the fighting on the River Stochod mentioned in the Russian communique is about 40 miles north-east of Kovel While the events in Galicla during the last ...

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  16. OFFENSIVE NOT DEAD

    The correspondent of "The Times" at British headquarters on the western front writes:--"The Germans have lately repeatedly said that the British offensive was dead. But ...

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  17. MUTINY FLAG RAISED

    At the welcome to Mr. Hughes to-day at the Town Hall every flag the civic authorities owned was flying in the breeze. One the white ensign was however upside down. ...

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  18. PLEDGES OF VICTORY

    On the occasion of President Poincare's birthday King George telegraphed a message of congratulation, and added that he was confident that the Anglo-French troops were ...

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  19. BRITISH TAKE MORE

    General Sir Douglas Haig reported at midnight:--There was a strong enemy attack near High Wood, and the foe succeeded in ...

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  20. FROM CHARTERS TOWERS

    The following is a copy of an address forwarded to the Lord Mayor by the citizens of Charters Towers, Queensland presented to Mr. Hughes at the public meeting held in ...

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  21. CAUCASUS RESERVES

    Russia is taking the unprecedented step of calling up the Caucasus territorial reserves. ...

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  22. LIVERPOOL CAMP

    The Governor-General this morning visited Liverpool Camp and Holdsworthy, and inspected in review order at Liverpool soldiers comprising reinforcements. In addressing ...

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  23. STRATEGY OF THE TURKS

    The "Daily Mail" says that the Turks are apparently trying to break in on the Russian rear south oi Erzinjan, in Armenia, but the Grand Duke Nicholas has sufficient ...

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  24. PORTUGUESE WHIP GERMANS

    A message from Lorenzo Marques, Portuguese East Africa, says that the Germans, on August 15, attacked a Portuguese food convoy close to the River Rovuma; which ...

    Article : 62 words
  25. MILLION AND A HALF

    The Paris "Temps" says that the Germans have made the greatest efforts to drive back the Anglo-French forces on the Somme, where they concentrated 1,500,000 men under, ...

    Article : 93 words
  26. SLY BULGARIA

    Reuter's Amsterdam correspondent says that M. Radoslavoff, the Bulgarian Premier, speaking in the Bulgarian Parliament, said that the Allied troops had continuously ...

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  27. ENEMY-MADE GOODS

    Strong exception to the decision of the Federal Cabinet that after September 30 goods of enemy origin will not be allowed to be sold by wholesale houses, and that after November ...

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  28. BACK TO THEIR OLD JOB

    The Exchange News Agency's correspondent at Athens says that owing to the Russian advance the Greeks inhabiting the Black Sea coast are in a deplorable ...

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  29. ONE COMMON CAUSE

    "I am confident that whatever has to be done to win the war, the people and the press will be behind me," said Mr. Hughes this afternoon at a luncheon tendered to him by ...

    Article : 309 words
  30. TO-DAY'S SCRATCHINGS

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  31. MUST SET OUR TEETH

    Mr. Lovat Fraser, writing in the "Daily Mail," says:--"Much may happen in the next three months, but the nation must set its teeth for the winter, and await the spring, ...

    Article : 64 words
  32. 500,000 MASSACRED

    The Rev. Mr. Buxton, secretary of the Armenian Fund, who is on his way to England from the devastated vilayets of Asia, says that there were originally 2,000,000 Turkish ...

    Article : 111 words
  33. ANGRY WITH THE DANES

    Reuter's correspondent at Copenhagen says that the semi-official "North German Gazette" furiously attacks the Danish press, complaining of the publicity given to the ...

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  34. COMMONWEALTH STEAMERS

    Mr. Jensen. Minister for the Navy, stated this afternoon that when the new Commonwealth steamers reach Melbourne they will be taken over by Senator Russell, Assistant ...

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  35. SPRINGBOKS FOR FRANCE

    At a meeting at Johannesburg it was announced that the Imperial Government strongly favored the establishment of a South African division for France, but it was stated ...

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  36. ON OTHER PAGES

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  37. SHOT' BUT FLEW ON

    The Paris press reports, from an official source, a story of a British airman's remarkable endurance. He was attacked by three Aviatiks, and when he had used up all his ...

    Article : 113 words
  38. K[?]SER'S LATEST ALLY

    On Saturday New York papers published special cables from Bristol, England, stating that three cases of bubonic plague had been discovered there. ...

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  39. AT PARLIAMENT HOUSE

    To meet Mrs. Hughes a reception was given at Parliament House this afternoon by Mrs. Holman. Those who received invitations were the ...

    Article : 164 words
  40. RAILWAY COMMISSIONER

    Mr. Harper Chief Commissioner for Railways has been given extended leave of absence until the end of the month. ...

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  41. BRITISH WILL NOT YIELD

    Reuter's correspondent at Amsterdam says that noteworthy references have been made to the British by the "Frankfurter Zeitung," which points out that the British are just ...

    Article : 97 words
  42. MINE MANAGER KILLED

    While inspecting one of the levels at the New Golden Fleece mine, at Diamond Hill, Bendigo, this morning James Herbel, the manager of the mine, was killed. A large ...

    Article : 76 words
  43. Advertising

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  44. HALF AS BIG AS ZEPS

    The "Evening News" states that the so called British zeppelins are really coastal airships, speedy and useful, but only hall the size of Zeppelins, ...

    Article : 30 words
  45. Advertising

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