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  2. RUSSIA'S CAMPAIGNS.

    The "Morning Post's" Petrograd correspondent advises:—"This month, or early in November, there will be reached the climax of the titanic war on the Russian front. ...

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  3. WESTERN WAR FRONT.

    Sir Douglas Haig reported yesterday:— Our raiding parties entered the enemy trenches at Loos and south of Arras to-day." ...

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  4. AT SEA.

    The manager of the Cunard Line announces that the liner Alaunia (13,000 tons), bound from New York to Falmouth with 200 passengers on board, struck a ...

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  5. NATIONAL SERVICE.

    The following cable message was received by the Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) to-day from General Sir Douglas Haig, Commander-in-Chief of the British forces in ...

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  6. CITIZENS' MEETING.

    The crowded meeting of citzens in the Perth Town Hall last night, in advocacy of the Federal Government's national service proposals, was marked by the utmost ...

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  7. ASSOCIATED CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE ATTITUDE.

    The President of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Australia (Mr. G. A. Parker) said to-day:—"Rumours are being industriously circulated by the ...

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  8. AMERICANS ON THE VESSEL.

    The Cunard office in New York states that the Alaunia did not carry munitions, and that there were many Americans among the passengers. ...

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  9. AN AUSTRIAN ADMISSION.

    The Vienna "Zeit" says:—"The Russian artillery preparations are now overwhelming, and the ta[?]k of our heroic troops is more and more difficult. We ought to ...

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  10. THE SUBMARINE SCOURGE.

    German newspapers predict great activity by German submarines in American waters. The shipping routes near the coast will be watched, and British ...

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  11. THE BALKANS.

    Yesterday's French communique stated:—"We repulsed Bulgarian attacks north of Doldzeli to-day. The Serbians make progress, despite the enemy's resistance, at ...

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  12. MISCELLANEOUS.

    Mrs. Keith Adam, mother of the late Sergeant Robert William Wylie Adam has received the following letter from General Birdwood:— ...

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  13. JAPAN'S POSITION.

    Speaking at a dinner tendered by the Japanese Society of Sydney to Dr. Batchelor, a visitor from Japan, on Wednesday night, the Consul-General for Japan, Mr. ...

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  14. A GERMAN REPORT.

    Yesterday's Berlin communique stated:— "We captured trenches on the west bank of the Stockhod to-day and repulsed the Russian Guards near Buznow." ...

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  15. AMERICAN NEUTRALITY.

    The Acting Secretary for the Navy Department says:—"It can be stated definitely that the United States destroyers have not departed from neutrality ...

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  16. THE CAUCASUS.

    A Russian communique issued yesterday morning stated:—"There is fighting in progress between advanced po[?]ts in the Caucasus in the Kalkit and Mush areas." ...

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  17. BRITISH NEWS.

    Brigadier-General Sir Newton Moore is carrying out a number of improvements at Salisbury Plain to increase the comfort of the Australian troops who are wintering ...

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  18. THE POLICY OF RUTHLESSNESS.

    A German journal in a full report of the conference recently held by Count Reventlow to oppose Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollwag states:—"One speaker conveyed the ...

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  19. SURPRISES FOR BOTH SIDES.

    The Minister for Education (Mr. A. Griffith), as chairman of the literature and publicity section of the Referendum Campaign, speaking at Bathurst yesterday, ...

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  20. AUSTRALIAN WHEAT.

    The shipping journal "Fairplay" states:— "Some shipowners expect freight at 150s per ton for what from Australia; but all that is known at present is that the rate ...

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  21. THE BREMER.

    The German Embassy admits that the submarine Bremen has been lost, as she is now a month overdue. ...

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  22. ROUMANIA'S POSITION.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. Bonar Law, in reply to questions, said that the situation of Roumania had for some time been the subject of careful and ...

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  23. RETURNING LEGISLATORS.

    Returning to Australia after an absence in England for several months, the members of the Federal Parliament who arrived to-day stated their views on the ...

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  24. WATERSIDE WORKERS' CONFERENCE.

    The Waterside Workers' Conference was commenced in Hobart to-day. Mr. J. Woods, of Sydney, presided, and 22 delegates were present, including Mr. Joseph ...

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  25. MAKING GOOD.

    Lieutenaut Jones a Canadian officer, who was deprived of his commission by court martial, has been reinstated owing to the gallantry he since exhibited on several ...

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  26. EGYPT.

    A War Office report from Egypt states that mounted troops carried out a reconnaissance at Moghara, east of Samalia After two night marches over sandy ...

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  27. WAR FINANCE.

    When replying in the House of Commons yesterday to some criticisms of the issue of 6 per cent. stock on the ground that the unnecessarily high interest depreciated ...

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  28. REGISTRATIONS IN THE EAST.

    The registrations to date under the call to arms proclamation are as follow—Reported, 54,581; examined, 52,174; fit, 20,114; unfit, 12.761; claims for exemption, 27,074. ...

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  29. BRITISH OFFICER OPTIMISTIC.

    Replying to a question put to him by the London representative of the New York "World," yesterday, the British Director of Military Operation said: ...

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  30. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The Kaiser, replying to Prince Saltsalm's petition against the danger of a sham monarchy, and urging the dismissal of Dr. Von Bethmann-Hollweg, expresses his ...

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  31. AMERICAN REPORTS.

    The London correspondent of the New York "Times" states:—"There is deep disquiet in Great Britain regarding Balkan diplomacy, and the fear that Roumania ...

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  32. HONOURS FOR AUSTRALIANS.

    The latest list of military honours contains the names of the following Australians:— Distinguished Service Order: Major George ...

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  33. THE CALL TO THE COLOURS.

    {No abstract available}

    Detailed lists, results, guides : 467 words
  34. GERMAN PRISONERS.

    There is evidence that the Germans are treating prisoners better, especially the British, since the Allies' captures on the Somme have brought up the German ...

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  35. A GERMAN COMMUNIQUE.

    Yesterday's German communique stated: —"The English from daybreak to noon attempted to break through between Le Sars and Morval. We held our positions by ...

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  36. BULGARIAN GRATITUDE.

    Owing to the reluctance of the Bulgarians to fight against the Russians, General Jekoff has issued an Army Order concluding with the words: "Let us tear all ...

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  37. LONDON FLAG DAY.

    Flag Day in London yesterday on behalf of the British Red Cross and the St. John of Jerusalem Societies proved a great success. Thousands of ladies, nurses, and ...

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  38. AMERICA AND PEACE.

    Addressing a meeting here last night President Wilson said:—"I would like to think that when the belligerents are ready for a settlement of the war America will ...

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  39. THE ALLIES' STRATEGIC PURPOSE

    In an interview given to the London representative of the New York "World" yesterday, General Maurice British Director of Military Operations, said:—"The ...

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  40. A GERMAN CLAIM.

    A communique issued in Berlin yesterday stated:—"We had successful fights yesterday at the entrance of the Roumanian passes. There was fresh fighting on the ...

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  41. THE GREEK CRISIS.

    A telegram from Athens states that M. Venizelos informed an Entente Minister yesterday that he could no longer co-operate with King Constantine, even if the ...

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  42. CHINESE COOLIES FOR FRANCE.

    Despite German efforts to prevent recruitneat, 5,000 Chinese coolies have been despatched to France. ...

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  43. RHODES SCHOLARSHIPS.

    In the House of Commons yesterday, a Bill, to annul the granting of Rhodes Scholarships to Germans and to empower the Rhodes trustees to grant the scholarships to ...

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  44. COMMAND OF THE AIR.

    A "Matin" correspondent states:—"The British airmen during recent operations made 3,000 trips across the enemy's lines compared with a dozen trips made by the ...

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  45. THE GERMAN TICKET SYSTEM.

    The German Government has decided that no man or woman in Germany will be allowed to purchase clothing except on the ticket system. ...

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  46. PERFIDIOUS GREECE.

    The New York "Times," commenting upon the Roumanian situation, refers to the importance of the check received by General von Falkenhayn, and adds:—"If ...

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  47. POLITICIAN PROSECUTED.

    Joseph King, Liberal member for Somerset, will be charged at the Bow-street Police Station to-day with contravening regulations under the Defence of the Realm ...

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  48. COMMONWEALTH.

    To-day, in Adelaide, 10 men voluntcered, and five were accepted. ...

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  49. EAST AFRICA.

    The War Office review of the East African operations states:—"The bulk of the enemy is now confined to a limited area in the south-eastern portion of the colony, ...

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  50. Advertising

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  51. THE IRISH ADMINISTRATION.

    In the division on Mr. John Redmond's resolution with regard to the Irish Administration in the House of Commons on Wednesday both sections of the Labour ...

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  52. FIRE BRIGADES AND THE WAR.

    The W.A. Fire Brigades Board, at its monthly meeting yesterday afternoon, discussed at some length the effect upon their staff of the Empire's call to arms. ...

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  53. CRAFTY CONSTANTINE.

    The "Central News" Athens correspondent states that King Constantine was conciliatory during the British Minister's audience with him. He fully explained the ...

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  54. METAL TRADE AFTER THE WAR.

    The President of the Board of Trade (Mr. Walter Runciman) has appointed Sir Gerald Muntz (a former president of the Institute of Metals) chairman of a ...

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  55. ATTITUDE OF ANGLICAN CHURCH.

    During the course of his presidential address to General Synod the Primate (Most Rev. Dr. Wright) paid a glowing tribute to the patriotic service of clergy and la[?]ty. ...

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  56. ANTI-CONSCRIPTION CAMPAIGN.

    There was a crowded attendance in the Midland Junction Town Hall last night, when addresses in opposition to the Federal Government's conscription proposals ...

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  57. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Following upon the announcement of the State Commandant (Colonel Courtney) that a parade of troops would take place on Wednesday next, at 1.30, and that the ...

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  58. ITALY.

    Yesterday afternoon's communique stated —"The enemy re-entered a redoubt on Mount Pasubic to-day, but were promptly driven out after a hand to hand struggle. ...

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  59. AUSTRALIAN JAM FOR TROOPS.

    The War Office has contracted for the supply of 20.250,000lb. of Australian jam during the 1917 season. The principal contractors are the following:—Australasian ...

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