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  2. THE EASTERN THEATRE.

    Arrivals from Petrograd state that Russias hopes to put into the field in the spring 7,000,000 troops, including 1,000,000 cavalry, with 10,000 pieces of artillery. ...

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  3. ITALY'S ADVANCE.

    General Cadorna reported on Friday evening:— "Repeated Austrian counter-attacks on the heights to the north-west of Gorizia did not prevent us from consolidating ...

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  4. THE THEATRICAL KAISER.

    The Kaiser, upon hearing last week that his troops were dispirited owing to their failure to dislodge the Russians, and owing to the rigours of winter, appeared ...

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  5. THE DARDANELLES.

    Revoluntionary proclamations, distributed by the Turkish army, have been placarded on the Turkish railways, appealing to the soldiers, in the name of God to turn their ...

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  6. THE BALKANS.

    The Serbians are concentrating upto a fresh position parallel with the Arbanian frontier. They have established communication with Durazzo and are thus assured of ...

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  7. KALGROOLIE RECRUITING.

    During the week 13 recruits for the Australian Imperial Forces were accepted in Kalgoorlie. Most of the left for Perth this evening. ...

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  8. GERMAN GLOOM.

    There are extensive movements of German troops from the west front towards Serbia. The railways through Freiburg, Ulm, and Augsburg have been entirely ...

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  9. FRENCH BOMBARDMENTS.

    A communique issued last night stated:— "Our artillery at the Dardanelles on Wednesday and Thursday effectively bombarded heavy Turkish guns. Large numbers of ...

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  10. OUR SUBMARINES.

    A semi-official message from Petrogrard announces that the Germancruiser Frauenlob (2,710 tons) has been sunk by a British submarine in the Baltic. ...

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  11. MISCELLANEOUS.

    To-morrow night, in the Cottesloe Hall,a splendid concert, arranged by Mr. Moseley, will be given under the patronage of Sir John and Lady Forrest to provide ...

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  12. A RAIN OF ITALIAN SHELLS.

    A Vienna communique issued yesterday afternoon stated : "Italian heavy shells and incendiary bombs are failling in the town of Gorizia, which is being systematically shot ...

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  13. WHAT THE TURKS SAY.

    A Turkish communique issued last night stated—"Our artillery near Anafarta and Ariburuhu destroyed some enemy machine guns and some bomb throwers' positions ...

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  14. RUSSIAN HOSPITALS.

    The Canadian Government has cables £10,000 to the Anglo-Russian hospital organisation for the Russian front. It is announced that £100.000 is required and ...

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  15. GERMANY'S COLONISING POWER.

    The 'Vorrwaerts," the leading socialist newspaper in Germany, draws attention to Dr. George Irmer's pamphlet, admitting that Germany's role as a colonial Power in ...

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  16. TRADES HALL TRAGEDY.

    The trail of John Jackson, Richard Buckley, and Alexander Ward, charged with the murder of Constable David Edward McGrath, at the Trades Hall on October 1. ...

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  17. AUSTRIAN PREPARE TO ATTACK.

    A communicate with regard to the operations in the Monte Nero district states:—"The enemy are busy reconnoitring, but are concealing the direction of their ...

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  18. BRITISH NEWS.

    The election of Mr. Stanton to the Merthyr-Tydvil seat, held by the late Mr. Keir Hardie, is regarded as of the greatest significance. Merthyr was the stronghold ...

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  19. AUSTRALIA'S WHEAT.

    The difficulties of the Australian wheat scheme are becoming very real. The most serious problem facing the committee is that of obtaining sufficient ships to transport ...

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  20. LORD KITCHENER.

    Lord Kitchener, who is visiting Italy on his return from the Dardanelles and Greece, arrived on the Austro-Italian front yesterday and met King Victor Emmanuel. ...

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  21. GERMAN HOPS.

    Some months ago Mr. E. J. Lucock, of the Hobart Hop Factory, received a letter from a firm in the United States with which he had never previously done ...

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  22. ROUMANIA'S ATTITUDE.

    The "Corrier della Sera" states: "The activities of Prince Hohenlohe and Prince Shaumburg-Lippe, and renewed German intrigues with the Roumanian newspapers ...

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  23. THE RIGHT OF SEARCH.

    The steamer Zelandia, which a British cruiser serached off the Mexican coast for contraband of war for Germany, has returned to New York with her cargo ...

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  24. THE WESTERN ZONE.

    The following report of British operations on the Flanders front has been issued by Sir John French:—"Our artillery successfully bombarded ...

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  25. DEFIANCE OF GERMANY.

    Reuter's Agency states:—"Austria and Germany a few days ago made a joint demand to Roumania to allow their war vessels to proceed from the Danube ...

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  26. SUPPLIES FOR GERMAN WARSHIPS.

    At the trial of the directors of the Hamburg-American Shipping Company yesterday the master of the Norwegian steamer Nepos gave evidence that he carried ...

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  27. RUSSO-BULGAR CONFLICT.

    Transports, escorted by the Turco-German warships, Goeben, Breslau, and three submarines, are landing Turkish troops and munitions at Varna. ...

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  28. GERMAN-AUSTRALIAN S.S. COMPANY.

    It was notified in the Commonwealth "Government Gazette" yesterday by the Attonery-General (Mr. Hughes) that Persmission had been given under the Trading ...

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  29. PEACE PROPAGANDA.

    An extensive peace movement is on foot in the United States. The peace parties are planning a special excursion to Europe to endeavour to persuade the Power to ...

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  30. ALLIES DESTROY A BRIDGE.

    An air raid by the Allies on Thursday destroyed a railway bridge over the Scheldt near Oudenarde, an the Coutrai-Brussels railway. ...

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  31. MUNITIONS MANUFACTURE.

    A wireless French official message states that by a conference in London, the four Allies—England, France, Russia, and Italy—have instituted a permanent ...

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  32. GREEK INTENTIONS.

    At telegram from Athens states — "The Allies' Ministers yesterday handed the Greek Premier (M. Skoulidis) an important note defining what is expected of ...

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  33. GERMAN GENEROSITY.

    Germany has agreed to repatriate many French subjects taken as hostages. Twenty thousand will be sent to Switerland enroute to France. ...

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  34. PERSIA.

    The "Journal" states:— "Advices from Munich report that the Austrian, German, and Turkish Minister left Teheran hurriedly last week to avoid being lynched by ...

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  35. AUSTRALIA'S NEW FORCE.

    The officers of the Commonwealth Headquarters staff are busily engaged drawing up schemes for the raising and equipping of the new force of 50,000 men which has ...

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  36. ASPHYXIATING GAS.

    A communique issued yesterday evening stated:—"The enemy to-day ejected three successive clouds of asphyxiating gas from the forges in the Bethincourt sector. ...

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  37. THE INDIAN PRINCES.

    India continues generously to support the war funds. A movement at Lahore for Northern India to supply seven aeroplanes named after the large rivers of the ...

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  38. AERIAL DESCENT.

    Cilonel Maitland, who has joined the Naval aviatin force, to-day made a daring demonstration of the efficacy of the parachute as a safeguard in case of ...

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  39. SERBO-BULGAR BATTLE.

    The Serbians have captured Krashevo. The Serbs and the Bulgars are engaged in a battle to the north-west of Uskub. The former are fighting with desperate ...

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  40. NURSE CAVELL'S DEATH.

    According to German advices received from Brussels the French soldier whose confession that he had been [?]ted by Miss Cavell, led to the arrest and execution ...

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  41. ARBITRATION COURT.

    The Eastern Goldfields Operative Bakers Union was cited before the Arbitration Court to-day, by the Kalgoorlie and Boulder Master Bakers' Union of Employers, on ...

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  42. ITALIAN SUSPICION.

    The Italian newspapes comment favourably upon Greece's reply to the Allies, but politicians are distrustful, as they still fear there is a secret agreement between ...

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  43. AUSTRIAN CAPTURES.

    A Vienna Communique states:—"Since our occupation of Mitrovitza our troops have brought in 11,000 Serbian soldiers, and 3,500 Serbian civilians liable for service." ...

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  44. ANTI-CONSCRIPTIONISTS.

    The "No Conscription Fellowship" held a fairly well attended convention in London to-day. The audience consisted chiefly of men fit for recruiting. Mr. Clifford ...

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  45. ARMENIAN MASSACRES.

    Viscount Bryce, who has been investigating the reported wholesale massacres of Armeians by the Turks, in a letter published in the leading London newspapers ...

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  46. THE COMMONWEALTH.

    The following official statement has been made by the District Military Commandant:—A disturbance, which at no time assumed serious proportions, is reported as ...

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  47. THE MONASTIR FRONT.

    A report received from a Bulgarian source announces that a vast enveloping movement is being carried out by heavy Allied forces on the Monastir front, from ...

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  48. POPULAR FRENCH ENVOY.

    M. Cochin, the French envoy, was given an immense public ovation here yesterday. The honorary citizenship of Athens was conferred upon him. ...

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  49. IMPERIAL GOVERNMENT'S APPRECIATION.

    The Governor-General yesterday received the following cable message from the Secretary of State for the Colonies:—"Please inform your Government how highly his ...

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  50. THE VENGEFUL GERMAN.

    The newspapes of Munich in Bavaria, declare that as the Allies have violated Greek territory Germany will not hesitate to pursue the Serbians thither. ...

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  51. SUFFERINGS OF SERBIRA.

    Mr. Shepherd, special war correspondent for the American United Press, in telegraphing from Macedonia, furnishes graphic pictures of the miseries which the Serbian ...

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  52. A GALLANT AVAITOR.

    The D.S.O. has been awarded to Flight Commander Smyth-Pigott for specially gallant service in Turkey. On the night of November 13 he volunteered to attack the ...

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  53. GENERAL ITEMS.

    The Admiralty announces in has arranged to reduce the hire of the faster armed merchant cruisers by 30 per cent., and the slower ones by 20 per cent., after ...

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  54. COMMONWEALTH RECRUTING.

    There was an improvement in the Victorian recruiting figures this week. The number of volunteers was 534, and 318 were accepted. Last week 266 recruits were ...

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  55. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    On Saturday 26 volunteers submitted themselves at the Drill Hall, Francis-street, for active service. Eight failed to satisfy the medical examiners, and the remainder ...

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  56. SCOTTISH MINERS' WAGES.

    Sir George Asklwith, in his capacity as arbitrator, has awarded the Scottish miners an increase of 3d. per day in their wages. The men asked for an increase of ...

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  57. ALLIES DAY.

    Allies' Day was celebrated on Friday in the city and suburbs. When the counting was suspended this evening, a total of £4,600 had been reached. The returns from ...

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  58. THE ENEMY'S SPIES.

    There are in Salonika swarms of German, Austrian, Bulgarian, Turkish, and Jewish spies, who pursue their work openly in the restaurants as waiters. and ...

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  59. A PEER'S INJUDICIOUS SPEECH.

    Lord Derby has frankly withdrawn the accusations made by him against Lord Ribblesdale in connection with the latter's injudicious speech. ...

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  60. ADVANCE ON BAGHDAD.

    The Press Bureau announces that General Sir John Nixon telegraphed last Thursday that Major-General Townshend, Commanding the British forces operating in ...

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  61. MANUFACTURE OF SHELLS.

    A meeting of the Goldfields Munitions Committee was held on Friday evening. Mr. E. A. Mann attended, and explainied that in Perth shells were being turned out ...

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  62. UNDER THE BAN.

    The Prime Minister (Mr. Hughes) has announced that Messrs. Falk Stadelmann and Co. who were placed on the enemy list some time ago. had protested against ...

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  63. A GERMAN MUSIC HALL.

    The London County Council has refused to renew the musical licence of the Bechstein Hall, a famous concert room, on the ground that it is an enemy's concert hall ...

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  64. TROOPS FOR CONSTANTINOPLE.

    The Athens correspondent of the Central News Agency reports that 105,000 Austraians and Germans, with many heavy guns are traversing Bulgaria bound for ...

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  65. TREASURY NOTES FORGERIES.

    Henry Lyons, machine printer, who with three others was arrested last week for counterfeiting British Treasury notes, was yesterday remanded at Bow-street. The ...

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  66. BUTTER FAMINE.

    New South Wales is threatened with an other butter famine, in consequence of a serious shirnkage in the north coast da[?]ing districts on account of the drought. So ...

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  67. THE LATE ACTING-SERGEANT MOORE.

    The following is an extract from a letter written by Captain J. Bentley, A.M.C., 10th Western Australian Light Horse, to a sister of the late Acting Sergeant R. J. ...

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  68. THE MONTENEGRINS.

    According to German newspapers the Austrians and Germans will soon undertake a vigorous campaign against Montenegro. They anticipate that the Montenegrins ...

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  69. LADY PAGET'S WORK.

    A German official wireless telegram reports that Lady Paget, who last years undertook military hospital work in Serbia is now safe at Sofia, where she is ...

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  70. LEATHER MEDALS.

    Germany has fixed a maximum price for leather, and has confiscated all supplies that can be used for military purposes. ...

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