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  2. MOEUVERS RETAKEN.

    The following official despatches have been issued:—BRITISH. London, Sept. 20 (1 p.m.)—"Towards noon ...

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  3. TURKS ROUTED.

    The following official message was issued from the British headquarters in Palestine on Friday night:—"During the night of September 18 we commenced a general ...

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  4. BRITISH NEWS.

    At yesterday's sitting of the Inter-Allied Labour Conference in Westminster Hall, Mr. Frey (an American delegate) moved the adoption of the report of the War Aims ...

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  5. RUSSIA.

    A British official despatch from Northern Russia says:—"On the Dwina the largest enemy armoured steamer has been captured. On September 18 the Karelian ...

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  6. HARGICOURT AND VILLERET.

    Mr. Percival Phillips, the special correspondent, of the London "Daily Express," telegraphed on September 19 from France:—"The First Australian Division took ...

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  7. ALLIED MINISTERS ARRESTED.

    An Essen newspaper declares that the Bolshevik Government in Russia has errested the British, French, Itailan, and American Ministers in Jassy (Roumania). ...

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  8. SEVEN HEROES OF MOEUVRES.

    The newspapers give prominence to the amazing feat of the seven heroes of Moeuvres, as reported by Field-Marshal Haig and demand that their names be ...

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  9. RUSSO-GERMAN AGREEMENT.

    The Stockholm correspondent of the United Press Association (U.S.A.) asserts that the Russians and the Germans have signed an ageerment stipulating for the ...

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  10. NORWAY PROTESTS.

    The Corpenbagen correspondent of the New York "Times" reponts that the Current friendly relations between Norway and finland are endangered because ...

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  11. ALARM IN METZ.

    The Milan correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" telegraphs:—"Swiss messages report a serious panic in Metz The inhabitants have begun to evacuate ...

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  12. FIGHTING DESCRIBED.

    Mr. W. T. Massey, the British Official Press correspondent in Palestine, reported on Thursday:—"I can testity to the excellence of the army's work, for I have been ...

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  13. MURDERS OF EX-ROYALTIES.

    The London correspondent of the New York "World" reports that the ex-Czarina and three of her daughters, and two other grand duchesses, were burned to death by ...

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  14. WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

    About 150 Australian and New Zealand wounded soldiers were entertained in Francati's Restaurant by a number of city business men. Sir Joseph Cook (Minister for the ...

    Article : 329 words
  15. THE LATEST NEWS.

    In a further message on Saturday Mr. Massey said:—"General Allenby has crushed the Turkish 7th and 8th Armies. His cavalry has closed every exit except one, ...

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  16. "WE ARE HERE TO STAY."

    Mr. Gilmour sent the following further message on Friday:—"The Australians this morning have a series of posts established ahead of their line. This is their way of ...

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  17. A FURTHER ADVANCE.

    During the night after the big attack before the Hindenburg line some miles north of St. Quentin, Australian infantry walked into the Hindenburg outpost line ...

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  18. ANZACS' ACIHEVEMENTS.

    General Monash, interviewed for the "Observer" by Mr. Edward Price Bell, an American correspondent, referring to the Australians' remarkable achievements since ...

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  19. BOLSHEVIK OUTRAGES.

    The Government has decided to approach the Entente and neutral Governments with the view of steps being taken. apart from the conduct of the war. to ...

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  20. THE AMERICANS.

    General March, the American Chief of Staff says that the Germans' new line extending from Maizeray to Vandiers, in the Moselle region, stopped a further ...

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  21. GENERAL ITEMS.

    Mr. Charles Grasty, the Parts correspondent of the New York "Times" reports:—"The French Goverment has published a Yellow Book, containing a number of ...

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  22. SPENDID PERFORMANCES.

    Correspondent's at headquarters continue to detail the splendid achievements of the British units, including the Guards who bloodily repulsed a German counter ...

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  23. INDUSTRIAL UNREST.

    An important feature of the agreement which the Government has arranged with the railway workers is a promise the appoint a committee which will raise the railway ...

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  24. BRITISH PROPAGANDA.

    A captured order issued by General von Hutier recounts how the Allies' propaganda movement is making headway among the German soldiers on the western front. ...

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  25. SEEING FOR THEMSELVES.

    Mr. Andrew Fisher (the High Commissioner for Australia), Sir Thomas Mackenzie (the High Commissioner for New Zealand), the Agents-General, and members ...

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  26. BAKU IN FLAMES.

    The Russian Ambassador in Berlin (M.Joffee) "says that he has received information to the effect that the Turks have occupied Baku, and that the town is in ...

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  27. THE WAR AT SEA.

    The British Admiralty authorities reported yesterday:—"A British moniotor was sunk in a harbour on September 16. The disaster was caused by an internal explosion ...

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  28. THE FARTHEST EAST.

    Mr. G. Gilmoar, special correspondent of the Australian Press Association, telegraphed on Thursday from France:—"The conditions the day after a big battle are ...

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  29. RECRUITING IN IRELAND.

    It is announced officially that the recruiting period in Ireland has been extended from October 1 to October 15. If recruiting should fail and conscription should ...

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  30. THE MARCH DEFEAT.

    The "Daily Chronicle" demands the early publication of Field-Marshal Haig's despatch covering the defeat of March 21, and protests against the Government's ...

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  31. THE AUSTRALIANS.

    To-day in one of the most completely successful actions in which they ever engaged, the Australians not only captured the old British front line and outpost line ...

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  32. CHINA.

    The Pekin correspondent of the New York "Times" reports that Hsu Shih Chang, the President-elect is working assiduously for peace with Southern China, ...

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  33. COUNTER-ATTACKS.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs, the special correspondent of the London "Daily Chronicle" at the British front, telegraphed on Friday:— "Wednesday was one of the great days of ...

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  34. AWARDS TO AVIATORS.

    The following awards are announced:— Australian Flying Corps. Bar and second bar to Distinguished Fying Cross: Captain A. H. Cobby, who shot ...

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  35. SHIPBUILDING.

    The volume of Italian shipbuilding is increasing. There are now 36 shipbuilding yards in Italy, and another 15 are being constructed. These will enable the total ...

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  36. THE FOOD PROBLEM.

    Mr. J. R. Clynes, M.P. (the Controller of Food) addressing the Inter-Allied Labour Conference and about 200 officials of the various Labour organisation, explained ...

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  37. AUSTRALIANS TAKE JENIN.

    An Australian mounted division captured Jenin, and took over 4,000 prisoners. ...

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  38. MIRAGULOUS ESCAPE.

    A British petty officer had a miraculous escape from a submarine which sank accidentally in home waters. He was alone and in almost complete darkness in the ...

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  39. A RAILWAY COLLISION.

    A broken chain derailed several carriages of an express train in a tunnel near Dijon. A second express train collided with the wrecked train, 30 persons being killed, and ...

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  40. LOSSES AT CARDS.

    An unique-case has been conclued at the Old Bailey, London. William Doyle and Charles Chapman were charged with having conspired to defraud at cards Lieut. ...

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  41. A TURKISH REPORT.

    A Turkish communique reports that there is intense fighting and activity on the whole of the Palestine front. ...

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  42. THE GERMAN VERSION.

    The British Admiralty has intercepted the following German wireless official reports"— Friday.—"We repulsed repeated strong ...

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  43. INFANTRY BREAK THROUGH.

    The Australian Press Association learns that General Allenby's attack was begun on the morning of September 19. Our infantry broke right through the enemy ...

    Article : 180 words
  44. ITALIAN CAMPAIGN.

    A British official report from the Italian front states:—"Thirteen enemy aeroplanes have been destroyed. Otherwise there is nothing to report" ...

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