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  2. THE WAR.

    The following British official despatches have been issued:— London, Nov. 30 (11 p.m.).—"After a violent bombardment the enemy, with strong ...

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  3. THE WAR SITUATION.

    A meeting of leaders of the Unionist Party, including Sir Edward Carson (a member of the War Cabinet) and Mr. Walter Long (Secretary of State for the ...

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  4. "SAMMIES" IN FRANCE.

    It is announced here that contingents of the National Guards, comprising men from every State in the Union, and numbering 27,000, and also aviators, have arrived safely ...

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  5. ALLIES DETERMINED.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" writes that President Wilson, in his message to Congress, may refer indirectly to Lord Lansdowne's ...

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  6. BETWEEN DEVIL AND DEEP SEA.

    The Paris correspondent of the New York "Times" reports that Italy fears a German blow via Switzerland. The Allies, he says, cannot afford to allow foodstuffs to enter ...

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  7. DUTCH PRESS HOPEFUL.

    The Dutch newspapers comment on Lord Lansdowne's letter, which they regard as a hopeful message that may lead to an early ending of the insanity of continuous ...

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  8. KAISER'S AGGRESSION.

    Mr. Otto H. Kalm, the well-known international financier, in a strikingly patriotic American speech on September 27, before the members of the Chamber of Commerce ...

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  9. GENERAL ITEMS.

    An official despatch received from the British headquarters in East Africa says:—"General Northey's troops are concentrating westward of the Mohesi Valley, ...

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  10. WASHINGTON OFFICIAL VIEWS.

    The Washington correspondent of the New York "Times" reports that Lord Lansdowne's views have been received calmly by one leading officials, who are suspending ...

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  11. RUSSIAN UPHEAVAL.

    It is reported that the Inter-Allied Conference has agreed to take action in order to meet the Russian situation. The general question here is, "What are ...

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  12. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The 360th 361st casualty lists have been released by the Censor, and are published below. They contain the names of Western Australian soldiers, together with ...

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  13. CANADIAN PRESS CONDEMNATORY.

    The Canadian newspapers, with a few exceptions, have denounced Lord Lansdowne's letter as likely to afford very great encouragement to Germany. The newspapers ...

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  14. ROUMANIA.

    President Wilson has sent the following message to Roumania:—"The United States will continue to assist courageous Roumania. We will support her after the ...

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  15. FACTORS IN THE PROBLEM.

    Regarded Impartially the whole crisis is (wrote the Petrograd correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" on September 18) not so alarming [?]s it may appear. ...

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  16. GERMANY SATISFIED.

    The German newspapers publish Lord Lansdowne's letter on their front pages, and they express the opinion that it is the beginning of reasonableness in ...

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  17. DUTCH VESSELS.

    It is reported here that some Dutch ships will trade between the United States and Australia under an agreement which has been arrived at by the Dutch Mission ...

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  18. KALEDIN'S MOVEMENTS.

    Only one-fifth of the Russian army supports the Bolshevik armistice. It is reported that General Kaledin has surrounded Rostoff on the Sea of Azoff, in Southern ...

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  19. SPEECH BY VON KUEHLMANN.

    Baron von Kuehlmann, the German Foreign Minister, speaking in the Reichstag yesterday, said that those demanding war to the bitter end had declared ...

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  20. FRENCH MISSION IN CANADA.

    A French mission has arrived here from France to visit va[?]cus large centres, and emphasise the necessity for the Allies to win the war. ...

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  21. LORD ROBERT CECIL SPEAKS OUT.

    Lord Robert Cocil (Minister for Blockade, and Under Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs) was interviewed yesterday concerning Lord Lansdowne's action, and ...

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  22. KRYLENKO AND THE TROOPS.

    Dr. Harold Williams, the Petrograd correspondent of the London "Daily Chronicle," telegraphs that Ensign Krylenko met with a hostile reception when he attempted ...

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  23. PIRATE SUBMARINE SUNK.

    A Greek destroyer attacked and, it is believed, sank a German submarine on Thursday. ...

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  24. NOW RUSSIA WAS SOLD.

    There is no more interesting chapter in the great war that that dealing with the collapse of Russia (remarks a London authority). She was bought with German ...

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  25. BRITISH NEWS.

    There has been a great rush of investors to the "tank" in Trafalgar-square. The subscriptions for "tank" war bonds received on Friday included £100,000 from a ...

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  26. MR. A. CHAMBERLAIN'S IDEA.

    Mr. Austen Chamberlain speaking yesterday in Northampton, maintained that negotiations at this stage were impossible. Germany would always be one of the Great ...

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  27. REPORTED ARREST OF KERENSKY.

    Reports have reached this city to the effect that M. Kerensky has been arrested. ...

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  28. CONSTITUENT ASSEMBLY.

    The London "Daily Chronicle" announces that the Bolsheviks in Petrograd polled about 400,000 votes, the Cadets (the Constitutional Democrats) 250,000, and the ...

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  29. GUNFIRE AT PASSCHENDAELE.

    The other day some of us were at the battalion headquarters just by the front line, when we noticed several newspapers on a table inside a pill box. They were ...

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  30. ROUMANIA AND ARMISTICE.

    Baron von Kuehlmann (the German Minister for Foreign Affairs), replying to a question asked in the Reichstag, said that the rumour that Roumania had asked ...

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  31. AMERICAN CABINET'S VIEWS.

    The Washington correspondent of the United Press Association (U.S.A.) telegraphs:—"The Administration, while approving of the proposal as to a restatement ...

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  32. IN PALESTINE.

    The following official despatch has been received from the British headquarters in Palestine:—"Since Tuesday the enemy has carried out ...

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  33. GERMANY'S ANXIETY.

    The Danish newspapers consider that Germany would never have negotiated with the Bolsheviks if the latter had had the remotest possibility of retaining control. ...

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  34. GENERAL TRUCE OPPOSED.

    The German Fatherland Party has petitioned the Reichstag to oppose any movement for a general truce, believing that it would be advantageous to Britain. ...

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  35. NEW YORK PRESS COMMENTS.

    The newspapers here condemn in a practically unanimous tone the letter from Lord Lansdowne. They declare that there is nothing new in his suggestions, and that ...

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  36. A SAXON LEGISLATOR.

    Count Witstum, speaking in the Saxon Diet, declared that the Reichstag's resolutions of July 19 did not correspond any longer with the military situation. He ...

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  37. BRITISHERS IN RUSSIA.

    Dr. Harold Williams, the Petrograd correspondent of the London "Daily Chronicle," says that M. Trotsky has refused to allow Britishers to leave Russia until ...

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  38. NORTH WALES MEMORIAL.

    A Welsh committee, including Mrs. Lloyd George (the wife of the British Prime Minister) is raising £150,000 for a memorial of North Wales heroes. It will consist of ...

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  39. ENEMY CLAIMS.

    The following wireless German official messages have been intercepted by the British Admiralty:— Berlin, Nov. 30 (4.30 p.m.).—"There was ...

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  40. THE FRENCH SECTOR.

    The following French communiques have been issued:— Paris, Nov. 30 (11.30 p.m.).—"The artillery was fairly active north of Chemin-des ...

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  41. AUSTRALIANS TAKE PRISONERS.

    The following official bulletin has been received from the British headquarters in Palestine:—"The enemy rushed our advanced works on Thursday night on the ...

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  42. VON HERTLING'S SPEECH.

    If Count von Hertling (the German Imperial Chancellor) intended that his speech should influence the Inter-Allied Conference he will be disappointed. Mr. Lloyd ...

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  43. ELECTORAL REFORM.

    In connection with the Electoral Reform Bill, the Government proposes that the electoral disqualification of conscientious objectors should be limited to a period of ...

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  44. FOOD PROBLEM UNSOLVED.

    Travellers who have arrived at Haparanda from Petrograd assert that the Bolsheviks will be unable to retain power long. All classes are starving. M. Lenin has ...

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  45. DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS WITH VATICAN.

    Cardinal Leo Adolphus Amette (Archbishop of Paris) presided yesterday at a special meeting of the episcopate, which decided to urge the resumption of ...

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  46. GAS V. PETROL.

    It is announced officially that the Government has appointed a committee, with Sir Boverton Redwood as chairman, to consider the question of employing gas ...

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  47. DUTCH NEWSPAPERS FAVOURABLE.

    Count von Hertling's speech has impressed the Dutch newspapers favourably, and is interpreted to mean that the Central Powers are prepared to accept a peace ...

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  48. PRINCE RUPPRECHT'S LOST PRESTIGE.

    The special correspondent of the United Fress Association (U.S.A) at the British front reports.—"The Germans launched a very heavy counter-attack on the Cambra ...

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  49. UNITED STATES AIR FLEET.

    "I saw flying machines put together in 20 minutes in the United States," said Mr. H. Hoyle, a former New South Wales Minister for Railways, who returned to Sydney ...

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  50. GRAND DUCHESS TATIANA.

    Russian circles here ridicule the story of the Grand Duchess Tatiana's escape, and suggest that it is a sheer fabrication. It is certain that she has not arrived in London, ...

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  51. COMMONWEALTH.

    The Federal Treasury announced to-day that to meet the wishes of many people who will be receiving payments for their wool and who desire to invest in the war loan. it ...

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  52. MESSAGES FOR OVERSEAS.

    Lord Derby (Secretary of State for War), in a message for the Christmas number of the Overseas Club's publication, says: "Let us look forward with confidence, this ...

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  53. MEAT CONSUMPTION.

    The Government is registering the retail butchers with the view of controlling the consumption of meat. ...

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  54. THE BUTTER TRADE.

    The Home and Foreign Produce Exchange, on behalf of a number of firms which advanced cash for considerable quantities of butter in Australia between August and the ...

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  55. ANTI-BOLSHEVIK REVOLT.

    The Stockholm correspondent of the United Press Association (U.S.A.) alleges that the Russian provinces are on the brink of an anti-Bolshevik revolt, and that ...

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  56. THE ITALIAN RECOVERY.

    The following Italian and German official bulletins have been issued:— Rome, Nov. 30 (3.40 p.m.).—"Artillery fire, particularly at Melette, and on the ...

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  57. REPATRIATION.

    The speech made by the Minister for Repatriation (Senator Millen) before the members of the Million Club took the form of a comprehensive survey of the ...

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  58. GERMAN REVOLUTION.

    Mr. James W. Gerard (formerly American Ambassador to Germany), in a speech which he delivered yesterday, declared that, in his opinion, there was no possibility of ...

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  59. "FRATERNISATION."

    One of the chief implements of Leninic pacificism was "fraternisation." Those of the Bolshevik leaders who are sincere—and no doubt there are some such—were ...

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  60. "FREEDOM OF THE SEAS."

    At the St. Andrew's Day festival held by the Royal Scottish Corporation in London on Friday, Mr. James Ian Macpherson (Under Secretary of State for War), ...

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  61. LABOUR'S FIGHT FOR FREEDOM.

    The conference between delegates from the Congress of Trade Unions and representatives of the Labour Party to be held in Nottingham in January will consider a ...

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  62. VIOLENT ONSLAUGHT BY HUNS.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs, the special correspondent of the London "Daily Chronicle" at the British front, telegraphs:—"There was a violent German bombardment on Friday ...

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  63. OFFERING THE WHITE FLAG.

    The New York "World" publishes a cartoon showing Lord Lansdowne offering a white flag to John Bull, and the latter refusing it contemptuously. The "World" ...

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  64. THE FIENDISH TEUTONS.

    A report has been received from Rome to the effect that the Teutons are converting the invaded portions of Italy into a second Belgium. They have placed women ...

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  65. THE NATIONAL DEBT.

    Mr. Bonar Law, in a letter to the Scotish War Savings Conference, said:—"I am surprised that there is any belief in Scotland in the possibility of a partial ...

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  66. HAUL DURING NOVEMBER.

    In an official report Sir Douglas Haig states:—"We took prisoners during November 11,551 Germans, including 214 officers. We also captured 138 guns, including 40 ...

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  67. BERNARD SHAW'S OPINION.

    Mr. George Bernard Shaw, the novelist and playwright, in a speech, which he delivered to-day, said that after the decisive battle of Waterloo peace had to be ...

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