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  2. EUROPEAN WAR.

    There is no news of any decisive of important engagement taking place elsewhere since the great battle of the Marne. An official report from Paris confirms the ...

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  3. AUSTRO-GERMAN LOSSES.

    It is announced that the Austro-German losses in Northern Galicia during 17 days' fighting include 200,000 prisoners in the hands of the Russians. ...

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  4. MORE GERMAN FICTION.

    German newspapers which have reached England describe the tremendous popular enthusiasm excited 10 days ago, when it was officially reported that the Germans ...

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  5. THE PATHFINDER'S FATE.

    The Edingburg "Scotsman" reports that the submarine which sank the Pathfinder was sent to the bottom during her 50 hours's run for safety, through 400 miles of ...

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  6. OCCUPATION OF SAMOA.

    The following particulars of the hoisting of the British flag at Samoa were supplied this evening from an official report:—"The expedition arrived, off Apia at 7.45 a.m. on ...

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  7. THE DUTCHMEN.

    Great Patriotic feeling is displayed throughout the Netherlands. Six of the richest men in Holland have offered Queen Wilhelmina, one-tenth of their fortunes, ...

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  8. DISILLUSION.

    Letters from Berlin show that a startling disillusionment began there with the reverse of the Austrians at Lemberg. Then came the hurrying of an army corps to ...

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  9. "HURRAH FOR ENGLAND!"

    M. Gabriel hanotaux, the well-known politician and historian in an article published in the "Flagaro" declares that the honours of the day in connection with the ...

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  10. AERIAL ACCIDENT.

    Lieutenant Richard Gates has died from injuries sustained in a fall of 2,000ft. on Thursday night last, while scouting over London in an aeroplane. ...

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  11. NECESSARY COMMODITIES.

    The Necessary Commodities Control Commission heard further evidence to-day. Ralph Septimus Levy, representing the Wholesale Grocers' Association, Protested ...

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  12. LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.

    The Stock Exchange Committee has acceded to the consol markets's requests to issue an abbreviated official list of quotations for trustee securities. This is taken as being ...

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  13. FRENCH AIRMAN'S DESCRIPTION.

    A French airman who flew over the ground covered in the German retreat describes the scenes as a disorderly flight for home. Some are marching north and others ...

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  14. GERMAN TREACHERY.

    A zeppelin airship, flying at a height of 500ft., approached the Polish frontier yesterday. Russian artillery damaged three of its four motors, but the fourth motor ...

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  15. HOME RULE.

    In the House of Commons yesterday the Prime Minister said he hoped Parliament would prorogue this week. He would introduce a Bill to-day providing that no steps ...

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  16. RELICS OF BATTLE.

    Reuter's Paris correspondent reports that thousands of citizens visited the battlefield of the Marine on Sunday and gathered war relics—mostly German ... [ILLUSTRATED]

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  17. POSITION AT AMIENS.

    The Germans seemed determined to hold Amiens until the very last. A force of 10,000 men arrived there last week and dug trenches outside the town. The exodus ...

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  18. BRITISH ON THE MOVE.

    The Press Bureau states that the British forced nearly all the crossings over the Aisne on Sunday, despite a stubborn opposition. The French, Posted on the British ...

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  19. AN AFRICAN CONFLICT.

    The Germans attacked Abercon, near Tanganyika (in North-East Rhodesia), on the 5th inst., but were repulsed with maxim guns. The attack was renewed on ...

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  20. GERMANS' MAD FLIGHT.

    Correspondents who are following in the wake of the advancing British and French, state that 500,000 Germans are retreating, and are already half-way up the Seine ...

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  21. GERMAN VESSELS AT CAPETOWN.

    The Consignees of cargoes by the German steamers Apolda, Birkenfels, and Hamm, which are at present interned at Capetown, held a meeting to-day. The ...

    Article : 232 words
  22. THE AEGEAN ISLANDS.

    The negotiations between Greece and Turkey in respect to the Aegean Island, which Greece claims, have been postponed indefinitely. ...

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  23. WHY GERMANY FAILED.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs, the "Daily Chronicle's" correspondent in France, who has toured the battlefields and interviewed numerous soldiers, has cabled the following ...

    Article : 283 words
  24. WAR PATRIOTIC FUND.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 447 words
  25. TURKEY'S ARMY.

    The motive of repealing the Capitulations was to justify the inordinate war preparations in the eyes of the public. It is expected that Turkey will now partially ...

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  26. THE MUSSULMANS.

    The Mussulmans of Egypt, the Caucasus, and Tunis have informed the Committee of the Union and Progress at Stamboul that Turkey not reply upon them if she makes ...

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  27. AN EVENTFUL VOYAGE.

    The steamer Indralema, of the Commonwealth and Dominion line, reached Melbourne to-day after an eventful voyage from New York. When the vessel was ...

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  28. GERMAN CRUISER SUNK.

    It is officially announced at Berlin that a torpedo from a submarine has sunk the German cruiser Bela. The majority of the vessel's crew have been saved. ...

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  29. FIGHT FOR STANDARADS.

    The "Evening News" States: "During the battle of the "Marine terrible engagements took place over numerous small farmhouses, which were several times captured and ...

    Article : 113 words
  30. BRIDGING THE MARNE.

    A gunner in the field artillery relates a terrible struggle that took place on the 6th inst., when the Germans tried to cross the river Marne. British guns and picked ...

    Article : 144 words
  31. THE KAISER GOES STRAYING.

    Reports received here state that the Kaiser recently ventured too far and that he was hurriedly conveyed into a place of safety on a motor-car at the rear of the ...

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  32. AUSTRALIA.

    At a meeting of representatives of the grain brokers, operators, and merchants to-day it was resolved to urge the Government, if they intended to fix the price of ...

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  33. BELGIAN ACHIEVEMENT.

    It is officially announced that the fighting on the Brussels-Louvain-Malines triangle lasted for four days. The Germans held a strong position and called up all their ...

    Article : 147 words
  34. RUSSIAN MYSTERY.

    About a week ago one report stated that a big force of Russian troops had been transported from Archangel and had landed in Belgium, after traversing great ...

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  35. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    Heavy rain fell to-day and gave the soldiers in Camp some experience of wet weather discomforts. Many of the tents were flooded, although surrounded by trenches ...

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  36. HEROIC BRITISH CYCLISTS.

    Fifty British cyclists did a brilliant piece of work. Concealed in a spinney on the edge of a forest near the Castle of Oulchy, they saw 150 German troopers enter ...

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  37. USE OF DUM-DUMS.

    Telegrams received from Berlin state that the Crown Prince, after the surrender of Longway, took the French Commander's proffered sword and, contrary to all ...

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  38. THE AUSTRALIAN NAVY.

    Following is a complete list of the Casualties in New Britain:—"Killed,—Lieut-Commander Charles B. Elwell, R.M.; Captain B. A. Pockley, Army ...

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  39. SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

    Mr. R. Homburg, M.P., has received a letter from a relative in London stating that Dr. Frances F. Muecke, a former student of the Adelaide University, who ...

    Article : 72 words
  40. AUSTRIA'S VANISHING ARMIES.

    The Petrograd correspondent of "Le Martin" telegraphs that persistent rumours are in circulation that the greater part of the Austrian armies have capitulated to the ...

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  41. THE TIMBER INDUSTRY.

    Arrangements are being made by the Government to provide work at the State timber mills for men who have [?] thrown out of employment [?] [?] [?] ...

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  42. METHODS OF FIGHTING.

    General Joffre is quoted as having remarked: "There are two methods of making war. One is to employ troops in masses, and the other is to fight in ...

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  43. SCARCITY OF GERMAN GUNS.

    During recent fighting the Belgians tapped German telegraph messages from Lonvain asking the German authorities at Brussels to send assistance. Brussels ...

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  44. BATTLES OF THE MARNE.

    The Press Bureau has issued an official account of the late Anglo-French victories, based on the despatches of Sir John French. This report continues the narrative from the ...

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  45. IN EAST PRUSSIA.

    Germany is sending strong reinforcements by sea to Memel, the Baltic port of East Prussia, to threaten Tilsit, on the Niemen River, which Russia has occupied. ...

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  46. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Early yesterday morning the men of the first contingent were astir and left camp for a full day in the field, engaged on a tactical scheme. The reinforcements to ...

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  47. FLOODS IN FRANCE.

    A hurricane took place in the north of France on Sunday, seriously impeding the German retreat. Torrential rains are swelling the rivulets into cataracts, and ...

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  48. OPERATIONS AT MALINES.

    The Belgian operations near Marlines were a complete success. The Germans were ambushed, and lost 2,000 men in killed and wounded. ...

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  49. 15,000 AUSTRIANS SURRENDER.

    A wounded officer who took part in the fight south of Zamose (Russian Poland), describes the Russian attack on 15,000 Austrians, most of whom were in a deeply ...

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  50. CAPTURED GERMAN STEAMERS.

    Yesterday at the [?] Chamber of [?] ...

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  51. GERMANS PROPOSE PEACE.

    The "Figaro" states that General Vonder-goltz journeyed from Brussels to Antwerp yesterday under a flag of truce in order to propose terms of peace to the Belgian ...

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  52. THE ALLIES' PROGRESS.

    A communique intimates:—"On our left wing we have everywhere regained touch with the enemy's rearguard, and even the main German forces. The enemy appear to ...

    Article : 126 words
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