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  2. THE WAR.

    The most important news from the eastern front refers to the German offensive in the north, Riga and Kovno are on the point of evacuation, and Russian military authorities do not dismiss lightly the possibility of a serious attack upon the Russian rear. ...

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  3. INTERNED SHIPS DECORATED.

    Thirty-seven detained German vessels hoisted flags on receipt of the news of the occupation of Warsaw. ...

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  4. PRINCE OF WALES FUND.

    The contributions to the Prince of Wales Fund for the past year, including interest, amounted to £5,431,671, of which £2,395,000 has been distributed. ...

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  5. TWO VESSELS DESTROYED.

    The Germans set fire to a Danish schooner in the North Sea yesterday. The crew of the vessel were picked up. The Norwegian barque Vanadis was sunk ...

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  6. GERMAN-AMERICAN DEMONSTRATIONS.

    In defiance of President Wilson's proclamation of the neutrality of the United States, tens of thousands of German-Americans are joyously celebrating the taking of ...

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  7. INDIAN-AUSTRALIAN AMITY.

    The India Office has issued a statement made by a senior officer in the Indian army, in which he says:—"We have been much impressed with the camaraderie and ...

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  8. THE COAL OUTPUT.

    The coal output of Northern England is satisfactory. Since Mr. Lloyd George's appeals 25 per cent. of the colliers have enlisted, but nevertheless the output is 552,000 ...

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  9. AMERICA'S GOLD SUPPLY.

    The stock of gold in the United States is now £100,000,000 greater than it was a year ago. The Bethlehem Steel Company's common stock, which was quoted on ...

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  10. AUSTRO-GERMAN EXPECTATIONS.

    The Cologne correspondent of "De Tijd" states:—"Austria and Germany will make an announcement, synchronising with the meeting of the Reichstag, creating an ...

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  11. THE BALKANS.

    With a view to reaching a settlement of the questions in dispute in the Balkans the representatives of Great Britain, France, Russia and Italy have forwarded a ...

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  12. GLORIOUS FAILURE.

    Mr. G. Valentine Williams, correspondent of the "Standard," giving the first complete account of the deeds of the 13th Brigade at Hill 60, says that it is a story ...

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  13. CHINA AND JAPAN.

    China and Japan have signed an agreement for re-opening the Chinese Customs house at Tsingtao and permitting the resumption of trade, which has been dead ...

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  14. INTERNED ALIENS.

    The question of whether the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) should be called in connection with the proceedings with respect to Franz Wallah, a prisoner interned ...

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  15. TURKISH REINFORCEMENTS.

    Reports from Cairo state that the Turkish troops in Syria have been ordered to Constantinople, and that new levies are moving in the same direction for the ...

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  16. PENNY POSTAGE.

    The postal Commission appointed by the Chamber of Deputies has recommended that penny postage should be established between France and Britain. ...

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  17. MUNITIONS QUESTION.

    Although the Constitutional and Democratic parties demand the establishment of a Ministry of Munitions on the English lines the Government opposes the ...

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  18. TURKO-ITALIAN FRICTION.

    The tension between Italy and Turkey is increasing. Italy has categorically demanded from Turkey an explanation of certain outrages, as well as reparation for them. ...

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  19. ROUMANIA'S ATTITUDE.

    Although attempting to belittle the importance of Roumania's attitude in view of the recent events, the German newspapers show considerable irritation over the ...

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  20. NEW ZEALAND.

    The personnel of the National Cabinet was announced on Saturday, and the members were sworn in that evening. The Cabinet consists of thirteen members, six ...

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  21. TURKEY FOR THE TURK.

    It is reported that Enver Pasha, in discussing the Turkish massacres of Christians with neutral diplomatists, said:—"Our policy is Turkey for the Turk. We are ...

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  22. TRIBUTE TO THE RUSSIANS.

    Professor Pares, of the University of Liverpool, who has just returned to London after a visit to Europe, considers that the Germans are absolutely inferior to the ...

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  23. SOUTH AFRICA.

    The first contingent of South African volunteer workers for munition factories started for England yesterday. The men were given an enthusiastic farewell by ...

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  24. THE ITALIAN ADVANCE.

    The following communique was issued last night:—"The enemy, supported by heavy artillery, twice attacked us in the Plava section to-day, but were repulsed. ...

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  25. A REBEL SENTENCED.

    The Rev. Mr. Brockhuizen, who was formerly secretary to General Beyers and who urged the burghers to support the rebel general, has been sentenced to ...

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  26. THE CAUCASUS.

    The following communique concerning the Caucasus was issued last night:—"To-day we repulsed stubborn Turkish attacks in the direction of Olty, supported by ...

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  27. DISLOYAL UTTERANCES.

    Drastic action is to be taken against street-corner speakers' expressing anti-recruiting sentiments. The Chief Secretary (Mr. Black) has made the following ...

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  28. MACHINE GUNS.

    The movement for the purchase of machine guns for the contingent about to be sent from South Africa to Europe is spreading. Money for buying 140 guns has been ...

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  29. THE ENEMY'S STRATEGY.

    Although Russia hopes that the German attempt to squeeze the Russians between the forces advancing from the Narew and the Cholm-Lublin front have definitely ...

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  30. THE EASTERN ZONE.

    An official report, issued on Friday, stated:—"The forts of Ivangorod are constructed practically entirely of brick, and do not fulfil the necessities of modern ...

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  31. WAIVING THE RULES.

    The Commission investigating the abuses of warfare states that an Austrian Red Cross party recently approached the Russian trenches cstensibly for the purpose of ...

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  32. THE COMMONWEALTH.

    The number of volunteers accepted at Victoria Barracks on Friday was 253 and 80 were passed at the night recruiting depot at the Board of Health offices. The new ...

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  33. GENERAL ITEMS.

    Certain monarchs have replied to the Pope's letter. There is good authority for stating that the Pope is about to take more definite ...

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  34. MISHAP TO AN AIRSHIP.

    It was announced officially yesterday that an Italian airship on Thursday night successfully bombarded Pola. On returning, the airship, through some unknown cause, ...

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  35. BARBARIC TREATMENT.

    A Japanese volunteer, whose ears had been cut off by the Germans, reached Vilna yesterday. ...

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  36. FRANCO-BELGIAN FRONT.

    A communique issued on Friday stated: —"In Argonne grenade and petard fighting, supported by artillery fire of great intensity, continued throughout last night ...

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  37. AN AUSTRIAN STORY.

    An Austrian communique issued yesterday stated: "We penetrated to the south of Lubartow yesterday, and the Germans penetrated to the north-west of Lenczna into the ...

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  38. DETERMINED RUSSIA.

    At the opening session of the Council of Empire M. Bobrinski said that the greater Russia's misfortunes the more intense grows her invincible resolution to ...

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  39. RUSSIANS HOLD PRAGA.

    A Berlin telegram states that the Russians firmly hold Praga and that artillery duels are taking place across the river. ...

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  40. EXHAUSTED HUNGARIANS.

    Two Hungarian army corps from Eastern Galicia, in an extremely exhausted condition, are withdrawing from the Austrain frontier and are being replaced by ...

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  41. A GERMAN SURPRISE.

    In a Berlin wireless message it is claimed that General von Woyrsch at Ivangorod adroitly assailed the Russians by massing his troops and pontoon material on trains ...

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  42. THE MUNITIONS PROBLEM.

    Practical steps are being taken by the Defence Department to secure a sufficient supply of labour in Australia for the manufacture of all kinds of war munitions. A ...

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  43. CONDITIONS IN GERMANY.

    A German merchant, in a letter to a friend in Switzerland, states that German manufacturers are short of nickel, copper, zinc, manganese, tin, mineral and vegetable ...

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  44. GERMAN CLAIMS.

    A Berlin communique issued on Friday stated:— "Fighting at Lingekopf continues. Our anti aircraft guns compelled four enemy ...

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  45. GERMAN SPY ARRESTED.

    The Italian newspapers express satisfaction over the arrest of Baron Von Gampeuberg, one of the leaders of the German espionage corps. He was captured by a ...

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  46. GERMAN MANUFACTURERS.

    German manufacturers oppose the calling up of the untrained landsturmers in the towns. They have had several conferences with the military authorities on ...

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  47. A RAIN OF SHELLS.

    During the last twenty-four hours' bombardment of Argonne the Crown Prince's artillery threw 20,000 shells in a single hour without dislodging the French. ...

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  48. EVACUATION OF WARSAW.

    The correspondent of the Chicago "Daily News" who has arrived at Stockholm from Warsaw states that the first intimation of the evacuation of the city was given on ...

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  49. BRITISH NEWS.

    Sir Robert Borden, speaking at a luncheon at the Canada Club yesterday, said that the enemy's victory at Warsaw was nothing compared with the victory achieved ...

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  50. TURKEY.

    A communique issued on Friday dealing with the Dardanelles operations, stated that since the beginning of August no striking incidents had taken place. There ...

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  51. GRAIN SUPPLIES COMMANDEERED.

    By 417 votes to 13 votes the Chamber of Deputies yesterday adopted a Bill authorising the Government to requisition the country's supplies of oats, wheat, and ...

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  52. FINANCIAL SUPREMACY.

    The German newspapers are conducting an energetic so-called "free of London" discussion, the question being how to get rid of the British financial supremacy. The ...

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  53. ENGLISH INTERESTS.

    Some of the best known Nottingham lacemakers possess large factories at Warsaw, valued at £500,000. ...

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  54. THE ENEMY ACCOUNTS.

    A Berlin communique, issued on Friday, stated:—"We fought some successful cavalty battles at Popel, 40 miles north of Ponieweez, north-west of Wilkomierz. ...

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  55. COMING WINTER CAMPAIGN.

    The Germans in Flanders are constructing hundreds of huts to accommodate their troops during the autumn and winter. ...

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  56. AUSTRO-GERMAN REJOICING.

    The orgie of flag-waving and revelling by the crowds in Berlin has continued. In Vienna the people paraded the streets with effigies of the King of Italy, inscribed "I ...

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  57. GERMAN PRISONERS.

    The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) stated yesterday that some people had insinuated that the German prisoners in Australia were being too well provided ...

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  58. DEFENCE DEPARTMENT CONTRACTS

    Some idea of the magnitude of the Defence Department's contracts may be gauged from a list of requirements just issued, the articles ranging from motor ...

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  59. NEW NAVAL MEDAL.

    A new medal, known as the Naval General Service Medal, has been created for minor naval operations. The first recipients were officers and men who were employed ...

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  60. GERMAN SUBMARINE DISABLED.

    A telegram from Athens states that a German submarine, seriously damaged and disabled, was towed to the Golden Horn, at Constantinople yesterday. ...

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  61. COMMANDEERING COAL.

    The Germans have organised a coal bureau at Antwerp in connection with the mines of Belgium and the North of France. What coal is not required for the army ...

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  62. GERMANY'S CONGO SCHEME.

    It is authoritatively reported in Berlin that the resignation of Herr von Jagow, Minister for Foreign Affairs, is imminent, as a result of the revelation of his ...

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  63. AUSTRALIAN PLUCK.

    A Turkish four-gun battery of French 75-millimetre guns, originally captured in transit to Serbia in the Balkan war. opened fire on us the other day and our eighth ...

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  64. PRINCE LOUIS OF BATTENBERG.

    Apropos of the renewed statements that Prince Louis of Battenberg was responsible for the order to the fleet to stand fast at the critical stage about a year ago, when he ...

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  65. LIVERPOOL CAMP.

    Owing to the outbreak of an epidemic at the Liverpool camp recruits are not being sent up there. On Friday, Saturday and Sunday those residing in or close to the ...

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  66. PROVEN HEROES.

    "This is a fine welcome home!" exclaimed a wounded soldier on Saturday, as leaning back in a luxurious motor car, he was driven through cheering crowds from Port ...

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  67. INTERNATIONAL COURTESIES.

    The Chamber of Deputies has sent to the Duma a resolution expressing profound admiration of Russia, and enthusiastically concurring in the Russian determination to ...

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  68. AMERICA AND THE WAR.

    The President is now consulting the heads of the army and navy, with a view to drawing up the necessary measures for the safety of the United States. Their ...

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  69. AUSTRALIA DAY.

    Further substantial returns came to hand on Saturday in connection with the Australia Day appeal. The amount now in hand is £454,086, made up as follows:—City and ...

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  70. A DISLOYAL BRITISHER.

    Samms, a member of the Sheffield Board of Guardians, has been sentenced to two months' imprisonment for attempting to spread disaffection among wounded soldiers. ...

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  71. NEW MILITARY DUTY.

    Treasure-hunting has become one of the secondary duties of the army in the war area. A large amount of treasure was hastily buried during the German ...

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  72. THE NORTHERN STRUGGLE.

    An exodus from Riga is proceeding at the rate of 10,000 persons daily. The British Consulate has been left under American protection. It is anticipated that the ...

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  73. AMERICA'S DEFENCES.

    It is understood that the naval programme will provide for the construction of four super-Dreadnoughts, probably two battle-cruisers of the Queen Elizabeth type, ...

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  74. THE METAL POSITION.

    The Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Hughes) on Saturday stated that it had been decided to establish the Metal Exchange as from September 6, and on and ...

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  75. THE CHARACTERISTIC KAISER.

    The Kaiser, in acknowledging a congratulatory telegram from the King of Wurtemburg, stated:—"We can see in the fall of Warsaw a significant step on the road ...

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  76. KOVHO TO BE EVACUATED.

    The Berlin "Vossiche Zeitung" states: "The Russians have completed their preparations for the evacuation of Kovno, an important city of 80,000 inhabitants to the ...

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  77. NEW FRENCH COMMANDER.

    General Sarrail, who is 58 years of age, has been appointed to replace General Gouraud, who was badly wounded over a month ago while in command of the French ...

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  78. AN ENTHUSIASTIC OFFICER.

    Captain H. S. Smart, of the Indian Army, was removed from the service recently because he did not rejoin his regiment of the expiration of his leave in ...

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  79. IRISH WHISKY COMBINE.

    Negotiations have been completed for the formation of a big Irish whisky combine to secure economical working which has been necessitated by the heavy taxation for war ...

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  80. DYNAMITE ON A LINER.

    Prior to the departure of the While Star liner Arabic (15,801 tons) for Liverpool on Friday a quantity of dynamite, likely to explode at any moment, was discovered on ...

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