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  2. THE WAR.

    The fall of the important fortified town of Novo-Georgievek follows upon the loss of Kovno and the Austro-German are pressing upon Brest Litovak. A naval battle has taken place in the Gulf of Riga. Details are meagre, but the Russians claim to have defeated the enemy. ...

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  3. THE CREW'S BRAVERY.

    Danish fishermen who witnessed the attack state that the Britishers displayed the greatest bravery all the men being quiet throughout. When the Germans began ...

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  4. FRENCH MUNITIONS SUPPLY.

    In the Chamber of Deputies on Friday M. Millerand, the Minister for War, announced that all the Government had undertaken with regard to supplies of munitions ...

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  5. ITALY'S SECOND MOVE.

    It is officially announced that Italy has declared war against Turkey. A communique issued last night stated: "Provoked by the Ottoman Government's ...

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  6. BELGIAN RELIEF.

    The Belgian Fund now amounts to £7,670,000. ...

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  7. AUSTRIAN TRADE.

    Austria's imports for the second quarter of 1915 were less than 55 per cent of those for the similar quarter of 1914. Exports were 36 per cent. of the 1914 quarter. ...

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  8. THE GERMAN REPORT.

    According to a Reuter message the Berlin official report states that the E13 was destroyed in the southern outlet of the Sound. ...

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  9. GERMAN AVIATORS KILLED.

    A British officer relates that a British aeroplane pursued a Taube machine and succeeded in igniting it. The German observer fell out, but the pilot kept his head ...

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  10. AMERICAN PRO-GERMANS.

    The "World's exposure having "scotched" the pro-German anti-munition agitation, pro-Germans have commenced a fresh agitation in favour of a State monopoly for ...

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  11. ZEPPELIN PHOTOGRAPHERS.

    A Zeppelin yesterday reconnoitred in the vicinity of the E13 and took photographs of the wreck. It remained for an hour, and then disappeared to the southwards. ...

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  12. THE CATERING INCIDENT.

    Reference was made yesterday by the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) to the cancellation of the military caterer's contract, with consequent loss to the ...

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  13. GERMAN WAR LOAN.

    It the Reichstag on Friday during the discussion of the new War, Loan Bill, Dr. Carl Helfferich, the Imperial Treasurer, said that £1,000,000,000 had already been ...

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  14. TURKISH IMPOSITION.

    The Porte declares that it is willing to allow Italian citizens to leave Turkey but it insists upon their paying enormous taxes and giving up all their gold. The Italians ...

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  15. GERMAN SUPPRESSION.

    The details of the sinking of the Arabic have been withheld from the German newspapers. The news of the outrage has caused nervousness in the German Foreign ...

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  16. THE CAPTURE OF BRUSSELS.

    There were 200 arrests in Brussels on Friday, mainly of women and children, for showing anti-German feeling on the anniversary of the occupation of the city. Many of ...

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  17. GERMAN CRUISER FLOTILLA.

    Several large German cruisers of the newest type were seen steaming northward yesterday in international waters, near Saltholm Island, evidently in wireless ...

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  18. ITALY AND THE DARDANELLES.

    "Ill Secolo" does not consider that a Turko-Italian war will involve Italy in the Dardanelles campaign, because experts are of opinion that a new army in the Gallipoli ...

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  19. ANOTHER WHITE STAR VESSEL.

    The American press has received a report that the White Star vessel Bovic (6,580 tons) has been torpedoed. No details have been received. The Bovic was ...

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  20. SUBMARINE WARFARE.

    Describing the sinking of the liner, Captain Finch states that when the torpedo struck a terrific explosion shook the vessel from stem to stern, and a great column ...

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  21. TURKEY.

    The Central News Agency correspondent at the Dardanelles, writing on August 1, gives a story of a New Zealander's pluck, which is without precedent. He states:— ...

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  22. A NARROW ESCAPE.

    A German submarine on Friday hailed the mail steamer Irma bound from Serom to Newcastle, a little north of Jaeteren's reef. The Irma swung out her boats, but ...

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  23. GERMAN FEAR.

    Italy's declaration of war has been received with deep emotion in Berlin. where it is feared that it will seal the fate of the Dardanelles. ...

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  24. WASTED ENERGY.

    The arrest last night of a man alleged to be unlawfully wearing military colours resulted in a riot and pitched battle, which necessitated the calling out of an armed ...

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  25. ITALY AND AUSTRIA.

    A communque issued yesterday stated:—"On the plateau north-west of Aesievo Metoo, we took by a sharp attack an important Austrian redoubt. Our artillery ...

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  26. SEVERAL MORE SHIPS SUNK.

    The British steamer Baron Ben-My-Chree (2,651 tons), Gladiator (3,359 tons), New York City (2,970 tons), Erskine (5,500 tons), the Spanish steamer Penacatello and the ...

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  27. THE CHANCELLOR'S BOAST.

    There was a great demonstration outside the Chancellor's palace in Berlin. Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg; in a speech, said that the Russian fortresses had been dashed to ...

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  28. PATROL ENGAGEMENTS.

    A Dardanelles communique issued on Friday evening stated:—"There have been only patrol engagements and artillery duels in the southern zone. The British ...

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  29. THE WEEK'S TOLL.

    For the week ended Wednesday last arrivals and departures totalled 1,480. Two vessels were mined and 11 submarined, aggreagating 22,970 tons. Ten fishing boats ...

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  30. BRITISH SUBMARINES.

    The correspondent of the "Temps" at Dedeagatch reports that a veritable panic has prevailed at Constantinople since the British submarine destroyed a portion of ...

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  31. GERMAN ANGLOPHOBIA.

    The Berlin correspondent of the "Koelnische Volks Zeitung," says that it was as if the Chancellor was filled with physical loathing when he spoke of Sir Edward ...

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  32. THE EASTERN CAMPAIGN.

    The following communique was issued on Friday evening:—After the German occupation of Kovno, the garrison joined the field troops. Our troops are still on the left ...

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  33. RUSSIA'S VAST RESERVES.

    Russia announces that at an early date she will summon a reserve of 8,000,000 men under 35 years of age. ...

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  34. GERMAN APOLOGY TO SPAIN.

    Replying to Spain's representations, the German Ambassador has in a letter apologised for the sinking of the Spanish ship Indoro. ...

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  35. MANNING THE GUNS.

    It is announced that the military authorities have decided to employ members of the Citizen Forces to replace men of the Royal Australian Garrison Artillery who ...

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  36. BREST LITOVSK ATTACK.

    A military correspondent of the "Tageblatt" states that the Austro-Germans are within seven miles of the outer forts of Brest-Litovsk. The Russians are ...

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  37. FRANCO-BELGIAN FRONT.

    A communique issued on Friday afternoon stated:—"The enemy regained a footing in the trenches on the Alain-Angress road after three counter attacks, in which ...

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  38. VON TIRPITZ DECORATED.

    The Kaiser has conferred the Order of Merit upon Grand Admiral von Tirpitz. ...

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  39. AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE U12.

    A bluejacket's story of the sinking of of the Austrian submarine U12, records that an Italian torpedo boat was cruising when she saw the Austrian vessel ...

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  40. A TURKISH COLLIER.

    A Russian submarine has sunk a Turkish steamer loaded with coal off the Asia Minor coast. ...

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  41. VICTORIAN TENNIS PLAYER.

    Another well-known Victorian interstate lawn tennis player, Lieutenant Norman Roberts, has joined the Australian Imperial Forces. ...

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  42. PRESS OPINIONS.

    The "Het Nieuwes Van Den Dag," commenting on Dr. Hollweg's reference to the rights of small peoples Stated:—"It cannot be said that Britain oppresses ...

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  43. BRITISH SUBMARINE LOST.

    The Admiralty announces that the British submarine E13, when on its way to the Baltic, grounded on Friday morning near the island of Saltholm (in the Sound, about ...

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  44. A THRILLING INCIDENT.

    As the Arabic was sinking a thrilling incident occurred. A boat filled with passengers was swung out from the davits, but there was no one handy to lower it. ...

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  45. RIGA NAVAL BATTLE.

    News received from a reliable source states that the German fleet suffered heavy losses in the Gulf of Riga. ...

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  46. TURKISH TROOPSHIP SUNK.

    The correspondent of the "Temps" at Athens telegraphed yesterday that a British seaplane had bombed and sunk a Turkish transport filled with troops in the ...

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  47. NEW ZEALAND'S FORCES.

    In moving in the House of Representatives the second reading of the New Zealand Expeditionary Forces Bill, the Minister for Defence, Mr. J. Allen, said that in the ...

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  48. GERMAN OFFICIAL STATEMENT.

    Admiral Von Tirpitz (Minister for Marine) reported yesterday : "Our forces, after several days' difficult work in sweeping for mines and clearing net obstructions ...

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  49. BRITISH NEWS.

    The Press Bureau has issued a letter addressed by Prince Louis of Battenberg to Mr. Winston Churchill, regretting that the unauthorised publication of a private note ...

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  50. FRENCH COMMENT.

    The newspapers regard Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg's speech as an apologia, the most striking feature of which is his clinging to arguments whose flimsiness has ...

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  51. THE AMERICAN PASSENGERS.

    Only two of the American passengers on the Arabic have not been accounted for. Mrs. Josephine Brugieure, a wealthy resident of Newport. Rhode Island, United ...

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  52. GERMAN SUBMARINE.

    It is reported that a German submarine, pursued by three destroyers and two other Allied ships, took refuge in Aivali Bay, from where she will probably ...

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  53. AUSTRALIAN'S LETTER.

    A letter from the late Lieutenant Hubert Meagher, of the 3rd Australian Infantry, has reached the writer's mother in the Isle of Wight. On the day of his ...

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  54. AMERICAN OPINION.

    President Wilson and the Secretary of State's Department refused to comment on the sinking of the Arabic until official details have been received. The United ...

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  55. SOUTH-WEST AFRICA.

    The total number of prisoners taken in German South-west Africa, between June 18 and July 9, was 4,740. General Botha's assurance to the ...

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  56. CEREBRO MENINGITIS.

    During the week-end four patients died at the Alfred Hospital from cerebro spinal meningitis, and 19 fresh cases have been reported. ...

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  57. ENEMY REPORTS.

    A German communique issued on Friday evening stated:—"The Russians have withdrawn to a line east of Mariampol, Lusdejoc, and Studzieniczna, where they are ...

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  58. A GERMAN STORY.

    A German communique issued on Friday stated:—"We ejected the enemy from portions of our trenches captured between Angres and Souches. We lost a small ...

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  59. BRITISH SUBMARINE FEAT.

    A British submarine torpedoed a German cruiser in the Baltic yesterday. ...

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  60. RUSSIAN NAVAL FORCES.

    An officer who has been invalided states that the chief units of the Russian Baltic fleet are not in the Gulf of Riga which is defended by the lesser vessels and mines. ...

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  61. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    Wounded soldiers who have returned from the Dardanelles complain strongly of the treatment meted out to them on the transports during the voyage from Egypt. The ...

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  62. THOUSANDS SACRIFICED.

    Prince Rupprecht, of Bavaria, sacrificed 2,000 men in the recapture of trenches near the Albain-Angres road. A four hours' bombardment with asphyxiating shells ...

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  63. AN AUSTRALIAN ANNIVERSARY.

    Yesterday many Australians here celebrated the anniversary of the formation of the first Australian brigade for service in the war, and drank the toast of "Fallen ...

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  64. A ZEPPELIN DESTROYED.

    The Russians at Vilna fired at and brought down a Zeppelin. One officer, the engineer, and eight soldiers were taken prisoners. ...

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  65. THE HOOGE BATTLE.

    Reuter's correspondent with the British Headquarters in France stresses the wonderful co-operation of the British infantry and artillery at Hooge. Whenever a ...

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  66. AUSTRALIAN INGENUITY.

    The Malta correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" states: "The latest wounded soldiers from Gallipoli were mostly injured in the legs by bombs and grenades in a night ...

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  67. THE DEAD AND SURVIVORS.

    Six of the crew of the E13 are dead and the case of the seven missing men is considered to be hopeless. Danish vessels went immediately to the assistance of the ...

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  68. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The Press Bureau states:—"American reports upon German prison camps declare that imprisoned officers at Beeskowe have not complained of anything in particular, ...

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  69. CONSCRIPTION.

    Mr. J. H. Thomas, M.P., organising secretary of the Amalgamated Society of Railway Servants, stated to an interviewer yesterday that neither the railwaymen nor ...

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  70. RUSSIA'S SETTING SUN.

    The Berlin "Lokal-Anzeiger," after praising the bravery of the defenders of Novo Georievsk, adds that the Russian sun is setting in the east. ...

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  71. AUSTRIAN COMMUNIQUE.

    An Austrian communique issued on Friday evening stated:—"The Austro-German advance on Brest Litovsk has caused considerable portion of several of the Russian ...

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  72. DANISH FEELING.

    The German attack upon the E13 has stirred public feeling here to its depths. The newspaper are guarded, but their andertone is one of bitter resentment, and ...

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  73. FUTILITY OF FORTRESSES.

    "The "Daily Telegraph's" Rome correspondent telegraphed yesterday that Italian military experts state that the fall of Kovno is another proof of the worthlessness of any ...

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  74. AN AUSTRALIAN KILLED.

    Lieut. Herbert Debenham, of the East Lancashire Regiment, and formerly of Sydney, was killed at the Dardanelles. ...

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  75. THE DEMAND FOR SHELLS.

    Mr. Appleton, secretary of the General Federation of Trades Unions, who visited the front recently, states that the greatest need is not men but shells and machinery ...

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  76. AN INDIAN LOAN.

    The subscriptions for the 4 per cent. loan of 4 1-8 crores of rupees amounted to 6 2-3 crores. ...

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  77. GENERAL M'CAY.

    General McCay, of Victoria, has been accommodated at Viscount Ridley's house in Carlton House-terrace, which has been lent as a private hospital for officers. His ...

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  78. AMERICA WANTS EXPLANATION.

    Reuter's representative at Washington reports:—"The Department of State announces that Mr. Gerard (United States Ambassador at Berlin) will probably be ...

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  79. THE COMMONWEALTH.

    For the past week the number of volunteers was 967, and 718 of these were accepted. Yesterday 118 men offered their services, and 78 passed the doctors. ...

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  80. EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS.

    An agreement has been arranged officially with Germany for the repatriation of civilians who are unfit for military services. ...

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  81. NOVO GEORGIEVSK STRUGGLE.

    An official Berlin message declares that the Germans have captured Novo Georgievsk, with 20,000 prisoners. A later report states that Novo ...

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  82. IN THE CAUCASUS.

    A Caucasus communique states: "One of our motor boats yesterday chased a big Turkish sailing vessel on the Black Sea. In the direction of the Euphrates 100 Cossacks ...

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  83. AUSTRALIAN FINANCE.

    The Agents-General have decided to await instructions from the coming conference of Australian Premiers before formulating definite proposals for ...

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  84. GERMAN-AMERICAN TENSION.

    The correspondent of the "Daily Telegraph" at New York advises that in the event of a diplomatic severance, two immediate steps are contemplated, the first ...

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  85. HELPING RUSSIA.

    In an article on the military situation yesterday the "Observer" states: "The worst way to help Russia would be to rush into extensive frontal assualts on the western ...

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  86. GERMAN DELIGHT.

    The "North German Gazette" reports that the Kaiser yesterday telegraphed to Dr. von Bethmann-Hollweg: "Thanks to God's assistance and to the tried leadership of ...

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  87. PERSECUTION OF GREECE.

    A message from Constantinople states that the Grand Vizier disapproves of the persecution of the Greeks, and that, despite the entreaties of Enver Pasha and Talaat Bey, ...

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  88. CONTRABAND COTTON.

    An official announcement states:—"The Government has declared cotton to be absolute contraband. While circumstances might have justified such an action earlier, ...

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  89. FRENCH DELIBERATION.

    The Government has agreed to hold a secret meeting of the Chamber of Deputies to discuss all defence questions, but it has stipulated that any vote taken after that ...

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