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  6. LATER WIRES

    A 24 hours’ service of Intercession was held at St. Paul’s Cathedral, and was crowded, many soldiers and Belgian refugees being present. ...

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  7. NO BREAD AT OSTEND.

    The Dutch newspaper. “Algemeer Handelsblad,” states that Ostend has been without bread since Monday week. Potatoes are now the only ...

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  8. BIG BATTLE FLANDERS

    A desperate three days’ battle in the Ypres district has given the Allies an important position of advantage in the western district. ...

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  9. RUSSIANS STILL SUCCEEDING

    A Berlin communique admits that the column [?]ing by way of Mlawa, in Northern Poland, has been forced to occupy its former positions ...

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  10. AGAINST TERRIBLE ODDS.

    The newspapers publish the thanks of Major-General Sir Henry Rawlinson and Major-General Byng to the Seventh Infantry and Third Cavalry ...

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  11. BUSINESS IN THE STATES.

    Financial conditions in the United States, declares a Washington message, are approaching the normal. Money is cheap, the bank reserves ...

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  12. PRESSURE EAST AND WEST.

    There seems to be no doubt that the assumption of a Vigorous offensive by the Allies on both wings in the western theatre has a distinct ...

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  13. CANDID AMERICAN PAPER.

    The “ New York Times” published a scathing leading article on Wednesday declaring :.— “Germany is doomed to sure ...

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  14. TROUBLE AT CRACOW.

    A Petrograd message states that refugees from Cracow report that the garrison there includes the Prussian Guard, and Austro-German troops. ...

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  15. ALLIES ADVANCE.

    Simultaneously the Germans advanced through the wooded country near Zonneboke (five miles east of Ypres), but were checked by the ...

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  16. SCANDINAVIAN CONFERENCE.

    There is considerable speculation as to the exact nature of the business for which the Scandinavian monarchs are to meet at Malmo, the Swedish ...

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  17. AUSTRIAN CLAIMS.

    According to an Austrian communique received in Amsterdam late on Tuesday night, the Russians in Western Galicia have had to retreat, ...

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  18. CONSTERNATION IN VIENNA.

    The latest Servian successes, culminating in the recapture of Belgrade, has caused the greatest consternation in Vienna and Buda Pesth, ...

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  19. UNITED IRISH LEAGUE.

    This strong Irish American League has repudiated Sir Roger Casement’s visit to Berlin, which they state was quite unauthorised and did not ...

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  20. SEARCH OF AMERICAN SHIPS.

    The British Ambassador at Washington (Sir Cecil Spring Rice) has notified the State department that the British Government is willing to ...

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  21. GREAT LOSSES.

    It is estimated that there were 24,000 casualties along a line only a few kilometres long north and south of Ypres. ...

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  22. AUSTRIAN REVERSE.

    A communique from Vienna on Tuesday, dealing with the fighting between the Austrians and Serbs, states—“Our offensive south-east of Valjevo ...

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  23. WHOLESALE EXECUTIONS

    Close on a hundred and fifty [?]ns of the capital have been executed during the last few days. Ballarat Trades and Labor Council ...

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  24. SQUADRON IN ACTION.

    A British squadron has violently bombarded Weste[?]de (on the Belgian coast, and occupied by Germans). The Belgians repulsed a ...

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  25. CRUISER INTERNED.

    The German unprotected cruiser Cormoran (1,600 tons), which was supposed to have been sunk at Kiao Chau when the bombardment of the ...

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  26. ITALY MOVING.

    The Italian Senate has unanimously voted the Salandra Cabinet complete political power to deal with the foreign situation, and also with financial ...

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  27. SOLID PROGRESS.

    A Paris communique states that we occupied St Eloi. Artillery duels near Arras and on the Aisne have given us clear advantages at ...

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  29. IN EGYPT.

    The “Times” correspondent at Cairo states that the Turks are no match for the Egyptian garrison. How the Turks crossed the desert in ...

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  30. OFFICIAL MESSAGE.

    The following official communiques have been made public :— “PARIS, Tuesday, Midnight:— The French and Belgians have ...

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  31. LOAN TO CHINA.

    A loan of 12,000,000,000 dollars about £2,500,000) has been made to China by America as the outcome of the German and Austrian ...

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  32. THE DARDANELLES RAID.

    The portion of the Dardanelles in which the British submarine torpedoed and sank the Turkish battleship Mussudieh was off Nghara, about one-third ...

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  33. HER LAST CAPTURE.

    Prior to tho Falkland Island naval engagement the German cruiser Dresden (3,200 tons) sank the British collier North Wales, owned by the ...

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  34. ENEMY’S APPEAL FOR MONEY.

    The general commanding at Mun[?]ter (Westphalia) has appealed to the burghers to exchange gold for paper, in order to assist the war ...

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  35. AMERICAN CARGOES.

    Sir Cecil Spring Rice, British Ambassador to Washington, has intimated that Britain will forego the right to search cargo vessels from ...

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  36. GEELONG NEWS

    Further sales of houses purchased by the Railway Department in order to carry out their proposed improvement scheme in connection with the railway ...

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  37. EMDEN VICTIM RECAPTURED.

    British warships have recaptured the steam collier Exford, which was captured by the German cruiser Emden during her last raid on shipping, ...

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  39. FOOTBALLERS’ BATTALION.

    Lord Kitchener has arranged that professional footballers joining the army may play until the end of the season. Thirty London professional ...

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  40. AMERICAN WARSHIPS SENT.

    President Woodrow Wilson has agreed to the despatch of warships to Panama to guard against breach of neutrality of the canal zone, Col. ...

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  41. FOOD FACTORY IN HOSPITAL.

    At the outbreak of the war Mr Tinsley, an English director residing at Rotterdam, placed the Uranium Steamship Company’s hotel at the ...

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  42. KING EDWARD’S HORSE.

    The British War Office announces that there are vacancies in the Second King Edward’s Horse (the King’s Dominions regiment) for 300 ...

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  43. RECEIVING WARD.

    Already much inconvenience has been caused by the decision of the Director for Lunacy (Dr Jones) to close the receiving ward at the Geelong ...

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  44. UNITED STATES NAVY INADEQUATE.

    Commander Stirling, in charge of the United States Atlantic submarine flotilla, when questioned by the Naval Investigating Committee of the ...

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  46. STILL ILL.

    Mr A. T. Ozanne, M.p., is still very ill at the Geelong Hospital with typhoid fever. There was a slight improvement at the beginning of the ...

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  47. GERMAN PRISONERS COMPLAIN

    The second officer of the Norddeutscher Lloyd steadier Thuringen 4,994 tons), which is interned at Rottnest Island, 13 miles ...

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