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  2. Britain's Burden.

    Ten thousand busmen together with the women conductors, have struck. The London streets are more or less deserted and business is affected. ...

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  3. The Submarine Menace

    The Spanish Embassy in London affirms that new measures have been taken to prevent German submarines from operating and revictualling off ...

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  4. Western Offensive

    A German official message states:--There is increased artillerying in the Ypres and Wytschaeme bends. Isolated English advances near Oppy and ...

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  5. IN THE BALKANS.

    The Serbian successes in the Mogela region at the week-end are the more noteworthy in view of the natural difficulties encountered. They attacked ...

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  6. The Western Front.

    The "Morning Post's" correspondent at British headquarters says:-- "Bullecourt is still a battleground for the Prussian Guards and English ...

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  7. STOPPAGE OF RACING.

    A large and influential meeting of horse-breeders at Tattersall's protested against the stoppage of racing, which would do grave damage to an ...

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  8. A MIDNIGHT DEVELOPMENT.

    There was a dramatic midnight development in the London bus strike. The Commander of Police issued a warning that any impediment to traffic ...

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  9. ALLIES' CAPTURES.

    The United Press correspondent at headquarters states that the Anglo- French forces between April 9th and May 12th captured 49,579 prisoners, ...

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  10. HUNS' TERRIBLE LOSSES.

    The German losses on the West Front since the New Year have been heavier than anything ever experienced and even more serious than the ...

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  11. MORE MEN GOING BACK.

    Their Majesties continued their tour of the docks and factories of Liverpool, where the great majority of the engineers have resumed work. ...

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  12. TAKING OF BULLECOURT.

    While our men were fighting hotly, both north and south of the Scarpe, English and Scottish forces, supported by Australians, attacked Bullecourt ...

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  13. STRIKE COLLAPSING.

    Engineers at Liverpool and Birkenhead struck work yesterday. The Barrow men voted for a strike, but possibly won't carry out their threat. ...

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  14. THE LIQUOR TRADE.

    The "Daily Express" states that the Cabinet yesterday decided to place the liquor trade under Lord Milner's control and has requested the brewers to ...

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  15. DASHING BRITISH ATTACKS

    Latest telegrams from the British front state:--We continue to increase the number of our prisoners by clearing out nests ...

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  16. FOOD CONTROL.

    It is officially announced, in connection with the appointment of the Oats Control Committee, which alone may buy the oats hereafter to be imported ...

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  17. GERMANY'S INTERNAL WORRIES

    In the May number of the Prussian Year Book, Herr Zimmerman (Foreign Secretary) estimates that Germany has advanced Turkey nearly three ...

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  18. ADMIRALTY REORGANISATION.

    In the House of Commons, Sir Edward Carson (First Lord of the Admiralty) announced the changes at the Admiralty. Sir John Jellicoe (First ...

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  19. AMERICA AT WAR.

    A Detroit message says: Fritz Neef, a motor car agent, has been arrested and charged with being implicated in a plot against Canada. Neef is supposed ...

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  20. BRITISH ELECTORAL REFORM.

    Mr. Walter Long, Secretary of State for the Colonies, introduced an Electoral Reform Bill in the Commons, which enfranchises women from the ...

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  21. LATE WIRES.

    The export of butter has been prohibited from Australia. Queensland has large supplies, there being 36,000 boxes stored. Queensland ...

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  22. GENERAL WAR NEWS.

    Their Majesties the King and Queen have commenced a tour of Cheshire, Lancashire and Flintshire, inspecting the munition factories. ...

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  23. SPY SYSTEM COLLAPSING.

    The collapse of the German spy system in the United States is impending. With the co-operation of the agents of the Allies, the American ...

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  24. THE HUN LIARS.

    A wireless message from Berlin reports that the English cruiser Cordelia was mined between Ireland and Scotland and heavily damaged. She was ...

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  25. HEAVY HUN ATTACKS.

    Sir Douglas Haig reports:--The enemy heavily bombarded our positions at Bullecourt and on the Hindenburg line and our advanced posts north-west of ...

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  26. THE CANBERRA SCANDAL.

    Practically all the works criticised at Canberra by Mr. W. F. Blackett (Royal Commissioner) have been stopped, pending the decision of the Ministers ...

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  27. ROEUX CAPTURE COMPLETED.

    Sir Douglas Haig reports:--We continued our progress to-day northward of the Scarpe We completed our capture of Roeux, which has been ...

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  28. ESPIONAGE BILL PASSED.

    The American Senate has passed the Espionage Bill, though the censorship clauses were omitted. A Senator declared that the food gamblers and ...

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  29. THE N.S.W. LOAN.

    Forty per cent. of this State's £3,000,000 loan in London has been subscribed by the public. The rest has been underwritten. ...

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  30. AIR RAID ON BRUGES.

    A Bruges correspondents says that many soldiers were killed in the recent English air raids and that Field Marshal von, Mackensen was at Bruges ...

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  31. CITY EDITION.

    The general anxiety regarding the labor troubles was reflected in the discussion in the House of Commons. ...

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  32. BLOCKING WHEAT GAMBLERS.

    The Board of Trade at Chicago has prohibited the buying of wheat for 48 hours and fixed the prices for July and September. An indescribable panic ...

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  33. THE PEACE MOVES.

    In the House of Commons, Mr. Bonar Law, replying to Sir John Lonsdale, said that no treaty between Britain and Japan ever contemplated ...

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  34. TRANSCONTINENTAL RAILWAY.

    The Federal Minister for Works and Railways (Mr. Watt) has been informed of an extensive discovery of opals 120 miles north of Tarcoola, on the ...

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  35. BIG GERMAN ATTACK.

    A French communique states: After a violent bombardment in the Chemin Des Dames region and northwest of Braye en Laonnois, the Germans ...

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  36. INCREASING REGULAR ARMY.

    President Wilson has approved of the plans for the expansion of the army regulars to a war strength of 293,000. Forty-five new regiments of infantry, ...

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  37. DISLOYAL UTTERANCES.

    A man named Nicholas Nalon was fined £15 at Pinjara Court, Westralia, for disloyal utterances, and at the same court Patrick Herlihy was, fined £10 ...

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  38. THE SUBMARINE MENACE.

    The first prosecution for wasting bread took place at Bromley, where a woman was fined £5 for throwing four lbs. of pieces in a dustbin. ...

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  39. RETAIN SUPERSEDES NIVELLE.

    A sensation gas been caused by the Council of Ministers having appointed General Petain as the new Commander-in-Chief of the Northern and ...

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  40. THE RECRUITING CAMPAIGN.

    In connection with the local recruiting campaign, which has shown such a gratifying improvement of late so far as results, are concerned--and that is ...

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  41. RESUMPTION OF RACING URGED.

    It is generally expected that the Government will make substantial concessions regarding horseracing. The Jockey Club passed a resolution in ...

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  42. CENTRAL POWERS' PROGRAMME.

    It is understood that the peace programme of the Central Powers, as formulated at the conference at Vienna, will be announced in the Reichstag ...

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  43. STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE BLOCKED.

    The "Daily Chronicle's" Stockholm correspondent says:--The Belgian Socialist, Vandervelde Doman, who is en route to Petrograd, ...

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  44. DIRTY HUN TRICKS.

    The "Tidenstegn" reports numerous cases of German submarines disguised as fishing boats. The captain of a Norwegian steamer states that the ...

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  45. THE RUSSIAN TANGLE.

    The "Dagens Nyheter" states that the majority of the Workmen's and Soldiers' Council delegates favor holding a Russian peace conference at ...

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  46. THE MEETING.

    Correspondents' despatches say that the whole war has no finer page than this heroic defence. The British troops' junction with the Australians had a ...

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  47. WAR SUPPLIES GRAVELY AFFECTED.

    Dr. Addison added: "People say we have heaps of shells in France. Fortunately that is true, but our supply of big guns, tanks, aeroplanes and ...

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  48. PATROLLING SPANISH COAST.

    Spanish torpedo boats are going to Bilbao to patrol the coast. ...

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  49. THE GREEK SITUATION.

    Greece has lost, through their being torpedoed, 70 ships, totalling 180,000 tons, or about 24 per cent. of the entire Greek shipping. ...

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  50. CAUSTIC AMERICAN CRITICISM.

    The New York "Times" says: "The Socialists have brought Russia to the verge of ruin. They do not represent the people. The autocratic ...

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  51. ANOTHER CALCULATED LIE.

    A message from the Hague says that the German Legation there announces that certain English ships, painted with red and white stripes, on May 15 ...

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  52. END OF TINO DYNASTY.

    At Salonika a large meeting enthusiastically declared that the Constantine dynasty has ceased to exist. There were cries of "Long live the Greek ...

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  54. THE FIGHT AT ROEUX.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs states:--Friday's gains at Roeux and Cavalry Farm included the ruins which had changed hands so often; therefore, our ...

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  55. SOLDIERS BUCKING UP.

    A Russian official message:--In the region of Kellerk and Amaikbaba, southward of Erzingan, a counter-attack dislodged the Kurds from the ...

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  56. NORWAY'S HEAVY LOSSES.

    Norwegian shipping circles are protesting that spies are informing the German submarines of the dates of Norwegian merchant sailings. Many ...

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  57. OBITUARY.

    The death is announced of Mr. Joseph Hodges Choate, ex-United States Ambassador to Great Britain. ...

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  58. THE LONDON PARASITES.

    The police, raiding the Psychists' establishment in Regent-street, found a properly-enthroned temple. ...

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