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  2. EUROPEAN WAR.

    While the British Empire is rejoicing over the destruction of the Emden the cable tells of an audacious action by a German submarine in English coastal ...

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  3. THE CENSOR SERVICE.

    In the House of Representatives to-day the Assistant Minister for Defence (Mr. Jensen) in reply to Mr. Finlayson (Queensland) said that the Chief Censor in England ...

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  4. NEW YORK VIEW.

    The "Daily Mail's" New York correspondent says: "The destruction of the Emden and the Konisberg has been received here with immense satisfaction. Newspapers ...

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  5. THE LOCAL TROOPS.

    Yesterday the Commandant (Colonel Bruche) paid his first official visit to the two training camps in connection with the contingents. He went first to Guildford ...

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  6. SUEZ CANAL.

    Prince Mohamed Alli, who has just arrived from Egypt, gives details of the career of Captain Otto Mors, who was recently sentenced as a Germany spy. He states that ...

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  7. FRANCE AND BELGIUM.

    The last Paris communique issued at midnight says:—"The battle in the north continues with great violence." ...

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  8. THE OTTOMAN INTRUSION

    Reports received here indicate that the young Turkey party's action in throwing the Ottoman Empire into German hands of direction, is far from popular. It is stated ...

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  9. NEW SOUTH WALES.

    A case in which Berend Voss, the master of the German steamer Osnabruck, seized by the Commonwealth authorities since the outbreak of the war, applied to ...

    Article : 100 words
  10. THE PATHANS' EXPLOIT.

    The "Daily Telegraph's correspondent at Calais states:—"The Pathan exploit caused a sensation in the army. "Tommy Atkins's" version is that 2,000 Pathans took ...

    Article : 158 words
  11. WEEK-END TELEGRAMS.

    Our soldiers will be pleased to learn that the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company is prepared to reintroduce weekend telegrams without minimum sent from or to ...

    Article : 137 words
  12. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 151 words
  13. AT SEA.

    The Preas Bureau announces that the British torpedo gunboat Niger (810 tons) was struck by a torpedo, fired by a German submarine, while the Niger was lying at ...

    Article : 148 words
  14. THE PLIGHT OF THE BELGIANS.

    In Amsterdam it is stated that a German proclamation has been made in Brussels. It states that the citizens have disobeyed instructions to continue in their occupations ...

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  15. SOUTH AFRICAN RISING.

    It is officially announced that the rebels have been given until November 21 to surrender their arms, but the leaders of the rising have been excluded from the general ...

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  16. WORK ON THE GOLDFIELDS.

    The Miners' Union has decided to co-operate with the Boulder and Kalgoorlie Municipal Councils in an endeavour to prevent aliens, particularly Germans and ...

    Article : 72 words
  17. WAR ITEMS.

    In the National Liberal Club, London, a Belgian gentleman, invited to give the members a first-hand description of the sufferings through which his countryman ...

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  18. THE FAR EAST.

    A telegram from Tokio reports that a Japanese torpedo-boat employed in sweeping Kiau-chau Bay for mines sown by the Germans during the late siege of ...

    Article : 98 words
  19. COUNTRY REPORTS.

    The Military Department called for 100 more South-west volunteers a few days ago, and the response was speedy. A number left by the midday train to-day for the ...

    Article : 73 words
  20. BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 274 words
  21. HUNGARIAN CAVALRY LOSSES.

    It is believed that the Hungarian cavalry sent to Belgium by Austria have been almost annihilsted. Two of the latest German lists of casualties include 857 ...

    Article : 41 words
  22. FURTHER DETAILS.

    The Niger was lying at anchor and her crew were at dinner when her commander (Lieutenant Arthur T. Muir) saw a torpedo coming and called out, "Close the ...

    Article : 141 words
  23. WAR FICTIONS.

    The German bureau for the manufacture of war fiction for home consumption is unusually active. German newspapers, which have reached England, show that the ...

    Article : 59 words
  24. THE CAPTURE OF TSING TAU.

    The official account of the taking of Tsing-tau is couched in the most modest terms, but it nevertheless shows that the storming was characterised by the same ...

    Article : 118 words
  25. MISCELLANEOUS.

    The Gutta Percha and Rubber Manufacturing Co., of Toronto, Canada, have cabled to Messrs. Brown, Dureau, and Co., Perth:—"Heartiest congratulations to ...

    Article : 268 words
  26. AMERICAN NEWS.

    Speaking in Chattanooga, Tennessee, at the Southern States Suffrage Association Convention, Miss Christabel Pankhurst said the time had now passed when men alone ...

    Article : 92 words
  27. HIGH COMMISSIONER'S REPORT.

    The following message was received from the High Commissioner (Sir George Reid) yesterday:— "London, Nov. 10.—Official: Fierce ...

    Article : 235 words
  28. OVER THE CHANNEL.

    "The Tribune" quotes the remarks of a member of the German Embassy from Rome, to the effect that when the Germans land in Britain, the men and women will ...

    Article : 51 words
  29. COST OF THE WAR.

    The £100,000,00 war credit voted early in August is almost spent. There are indications that the Government will resort to a £200,000,000 loan to cover the operations ...

    Article : 85 words
  30. A SUSPICIOUS CRUISER.

    There is much comment at Deal with regard to a small cruiser, flying the Dutch flag, which was lying in The Downs near the Niger for two days, and which put to ...

    Article : 64 words
  31. RUSSIA'S ADVANCE.

    The Germans, in the recent fighting in East Prussia, last 70 per cent, of their officers. The Russians captured four guns, 60 machine guns, immense quantities of ...

    Article : 88 words
  32. WAR AND UNEMPLOYMENT DISTRESS RELIEF FUND.

    Acknowledged to date, £2,642 1s. 10d. Persons who desire to subscribe to this fund are requested to send their subscriptions to the honorary treasurer (Mr. J. P. ...

    Article : 430 words
  33. SINKING OF THE EMDEN.

    The Japanese Ambassador has telegraphed to Sir George Reid congratulating Australia on the Sydney's termination of the Emden's career. ...

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  34. AUSTRALIAN WOOL.

    Dr. Page (United States Ambassador in London) recently reported that Great Britain was not willing to arrange for the modification of the embargo upon the export of ...

    Article : 169 words
  35. RUSSIA AND GERMANY.

    The "Morning Post's" Rome correspondent says that Germany is alarmed at the Russian successes, that she has made preliminary offers of peace to the Russian ...

    Article : 55 words
  36. CORRESPONDENCE.

    Sir,—The enormous conflagration which is raging has thrown into relief the magnificent courage of the men of the twentieth century. Heroism, reports of which glut ...

    Article : 179 words
  37. THE TURKS.

    The Turkish transports sunk by the Russians at the bombardment of Zunguldisk and Kuzlu, in Asia Minor, on the 7th inst., carried artillery, aeroplanes, automobiles, ...

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  38. BRITISH CHIVALRY.

    The Commonwealth High Commissioner reports that the Admiralty has directed that the honours of war should be accorded to the survivors from the Emden, and ...

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  39. GREAT GERMAN ROUT.

    The "Daily Chronicle's" Calais correspondent states that the Germans arranged a night attack near La B[?]e on Tuesday. The British allowed the enemy's infantry ...

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  40. PROGRESS OF CZAR'S FORCES.

    The following cable message has been received from the High Commissioner:— "London, November 11.—Official: A correspondent at the Russian headquarters ...

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  41. SCULPTOR'S GENEROUS DONATION.

    Auguste Rodin, the well-known sculptor, has presented 20 of his statues to the British people, as a token of his admiration of the British soldiers fighting in ...

    Article : 38 words
  42. HOLLAND'S PRECAUTIONS.

    The State Department announces that the Dutch Government has entered into an arrangement whereby she secures a practical monopoly of the imports into the ...

    Article : 85 words
  43. BOATMEN'S SELF-SACRIFICE.

    The newspapers record the patriotic self-sacrifice of a Russian picket boat with a crew of seven man in the Gulf of Finland. Realising that it was impossible to signal ...

    Article : 83 words
  44. BEFORE THE CALL COMES.

    Britain is at war; consequently the whole British Empire is at war. This is a platitude; but how many Australians realise the full significance of the truism. It is ...

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  45. MISSING AVIATORS.

    The High Commissioner in London forwarded the following cable message yesterday:— "The Admiralty announces that ...

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  46. BRITISH POSITION.

    Many of the usual features were absent from the opening of Parliament yesterday. Khaki clad troops, including Territorials, Colonials and Indians lined the route of the ...

    Article : 145 words
  47. CANADA'S COASTS.

    The Canadian Government has announced that certain channels along the coast of British Columbia will be closed to navigation. ...

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  48. TRENCH DIGGING.

    The Paris correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" reports:—"Interviews with wounded German soldiers show that the following method of beginning a trench ...

    Article : 170 words
  49. NECESSARY COMMODITIES.

    Substantial increases in the prices for wheat, bran, and pollard have been recommended by the Prices of Goods Board to the State Ministry. The report of the ...

    Article : 63 words
  50. WAR RATES.

    We are informed by the Marine Underwriters' Association that the war rates in force yesterday were as follow:—Outwards and homewards: Via Suez or Cope, 2 per ...

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  51. YESTERDAY'S SECOND EDITION.

    Sir George Reid states: "The sinking of the Emden has aroused tremendous satisfaction. The Australian people and the mother country see that the breed is all ...

    Article : 264 words
  52. THE METAL MARKET.

    In the House of Representatives to-day the Attorney-General (Mr. Hughes) said that as a result of inquiries put on foot under the emergency legislation recently ...

    Article : 263 words
  53. GERMAN VESSELS AT CAPETOWN.

    Yesterday reference was made to the great delay which had taken place in dealing with the German ships Birkenfels and Ham, which were detained at Capetown. ...

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  54. ANTWERP EXPEDITION.

    References to the war were made in the House of Commons yesterday. The Leader of the Opposition (Mr. H. Bonar Law) stated that we had reason to ...

    Article : 297 words
  55. GERMAN CALLOUSNESS

    In a message from Paris a "Daily Telegraph" correspondent states:—"Many wounded German soldiers have been brought to the French hospitals naked, ...

    Article : 98 words
  56. FRENCH AND BELGIAN FRONTIERS.

    A communique issued at 12 o'clock last night stated:— "The Germans continued their efforts without result. Their counter attack at Lombartade has been repulsed. ...

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  57. ENEMY SHIPS.

    The Acting Premier has been advised by the Prime Minister of the Commonwealth that a special Commonwealth "Gazette" was issued on November 7, containing the ...

    Article : 177 words
  58. STARVING BRUSSELS.

    The American Relief Organisation for mitigating the famine in Belgium, caused by the German troops, is daily supplying 400,000 meals in Brussels alone. It is ...

    Article : 66 words
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