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  2. THE WAR.

    Attempts by the Germans further to develop their offensive about the Polish frontier have been checked. The anomy are making special efforts near the Galician frontier, and fighting has also occurred on the Bessarabian frontier, ...

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  3. NORTH SEA FLEET.

    Mr. Frederick Palmer, one of the most experienced of the American war correspondents, recently visited Admiral Jellicoe's fleet and was shown a map ...

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  4. WESTERN AUSTRALIA.

    The secretary of the State Munitions Committee (Mr. E. A. Mann) stated yesterday that shares in connection with the limited lability company were being ...

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  5. THE COMMONWEALTH.

    Questioned regarding the new position inaugurated for the control of the metal trade, the Federal Attorney-General (Mr. Huges) to-day stated that a number of ...

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  6. THE COUNTRY'S NEED.

    Western Australia requires an average of 25 men daily, merely to enable the troops she has already sent ...

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  7. BRITISH ITEMS.

    The Divisional Court has decided to dismiss the appeal of interned Germans who were claiming that they had no nationality, because they were possessed of certificates ...

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  8. THE CALL TO ARMS.

    The success of the State Parliamentary recruiting campaign is reflected in the present numerical strength of the various camps. There are now 27,345 men in ...

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  9. WOUNDED SOLDIERS.

    In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Mr. Carpenter gave notice of his intention to move the following motion:—"That, in the opinion of this House, it is desirable that ...

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  10. EXPORT OF MUTTON.

    The determination expressed by the Chief Secretary of New South Wales (Mr. Black) to insist upon 60,000 carcases of mutton and lamb, which the Fronzen Meat ...

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  11. WESTERN AUSTRALIAN CASUALTIES.

    Mrs. Kenny, St. George's-terrace, received a telegram from the Defence Department yesterday announcing that her son, Captain J. P. Kenny, was wounded at ...

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  12. MISCELLANEOUS.

    On Monday afternoon, 22 motor cars called at the base hospital in Fremantle and took a number of wounded soldiers to Perth, where they were entertained in ...

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  13. RAILWAYMEN'S DEMANDS.

    The railwaymen of Swansea are demanding improved wages and hours under a threat of immediate action. ...

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  14. SHOCKING RAILWAY FATALTY.

    Yesterday morning the remains of a woman mutilated in an indescriable manner were found on the Perth-Fremantle railway line near the Thomas-street bridge, ...

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  15. THE BLACK SEA FIGHT.

    Details of the Black Sea naval engagement show that early on Sunday the Russian destroyers Pronsitelny and Bystry, each carrying three 4-inch guns, met the ...

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  16. TURKEY.

    The Turkishy trenches, captured by the Light Horse on August 27, formed an almost circular redoubt, at the seaward end of a spur, connected with further trenches ...

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  17. RUSSIA'S CAMPAIGNS.

    Last nights communique stated:— "Fighting continues on the Middle Niement, where the Germans are attempting to develop the offensive. The enemy's most important ...

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  18. COMFORTS FOR AUSTRALIANS.

    The Australian Natives' Association will be opening, on September 13, an Anzae buffet and reading and writing rooms, adjoining the Commonwealth Office, for the ...

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  19. FRENCH IMPRESSIONS.

    A party of prominent writers recently visited Admiral Jellicoe's fleet. M. Pietre Mille, recording his impressions in "Le Temps," says:—"Britain has sunk so many ...

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  20. A DANGEROUS MEMENTO.

    A shell, sent as a memento by a soldier in France, exploded in the Central Parcels Office, London, yesterday, wounding Major-General Desmond O'Callaghan and others. ...

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  21. GIFTS FOR THE TROOPS.

    The Military Commandant has received the following communication, under date July 27, from Lieut-Colonel H. Pope, commanding the 16th Battalion (Western ...

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  22. PRICE OF MILK.

    A deputation representative of the milk vendors in Adelaide and the suburbs waited upon the Chief Secretary (Mr. A. W. Styles) to-day, and protested against the ...

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  23. ENEMY COMMUNIQUES.

    A German communique states:—"From the Baltic to the east of Grodno the situation remains unchanged. General Von Hindenberg's right wing is approaching the ...

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  24. GENERAL NEWS.

    Dr. C. Dumbs, the Australian Ambassador, admits giving Mr. Archibald a war correspondent, a letter for Count von Burian, Austrian Foreign Minister, suggesting ...

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  25. SUBMARINE WARFARE.

    Two steamers endeavoured to tows the Hesperian, which was attacked by a German submarine off Fastnet, but they made no Readway, and the vessel sunk almost ...

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  26. TALK OF PEACE.

    Reuter's correspondent at Washington states that the facts of the Pope's recent peace message are that his Holliness cabled to Cardinal Gibbons the Vatican's views ...

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  27. INTERNED ALIENS.

    The Federal High Court to-day heard argument in the appeal by the Commonwealth Government against the decision of the Victorian State Full Court ordering the ...

    Article : 237 words
  28. [?]ENIAL FROM [?].

    The Pope did not send a letter to President Wilson, but is awaiting a more favourable moment. He considers that mediation by America would be unsuitable, because ...

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  29. THE PETERSHAM TRAGEDY.

    A middle-aged man named John Thomas Tucker pleaded not guilty at the Central Criminal Court to-day to a charge of having murdered his wife, Jane Florence ...

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  30. AUSTRO-GERMAN LOSSES.

    A message from a German source states that the Austro-German losses on the Russian front during August totalled 110,000. ...

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  31. SOLDIERS' WIVES.

    In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Mr. Thomson gave notice of his intention to ask the Premier:—1. Will he cause inquries to be made as ...

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  32. GERMAN EXCUSE ANTICIPATED.

    The officials express the opinion that the submarine's commander will allege that the Hesperian was not a liner, but an armed transport. The German-American ...

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  33. THE WESTERN FRONT.

    A communique issued yesterday states:—"An a reprisal for the action of German aeroplanes in bombing Luneville on market day, when many civilians were killed or ...

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  34. "LOOSE PEACE TALK."

    Americans realise that the loose peace talk, which was recently given prominence in the newspapers, was the direct result of the German propoganda. The opinion is ...

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  35. FEELING IN AMERICA.

    Judgement on the sinking of the Hesperian will be suspended pending the receipt of complete information. The officials are not disposed to question the good faith of the ...

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  36. ENEMY CAPTURES.

    It is semi-officially stated in Budapest that, up to the end of July, the Germans had taken 1,082,000 Russian 280,000 French, 26,000 British and 42,000 ...

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  37. THE MEN IN CAMP.

    Mr. Thomson gave notice in the Legislative Assembly yesterday of his intention to ask the Premier the following questions:—1. Is he aware that there is a growing ...

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  38. MORE TRENCHES TAKEN.

    Two hours before sunset on August 27 the New Zealand Mounted Rifles and the 18th Australian Battalion, at the extreme north of the Australian position, charged from ...

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  39. ANOTHER STEAMER SUNK.

    The British steamer Cymbeline was sunk by a submarine on Sunday. Six of the crew were killed and six wounded, 31 being landed safely. ...

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  40. MONSTER GERMAN BIPLANES.

    The new German biplane, constructed on the model of a Russian gaint plane, which was shot down in East Prussia is about to be tested at Friderickshafen. A second is ...

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  41. THE CROWN PRINCE.

    The French Patriotic Association has issued a declaration that the German Crown Prince was killed by a German bullet last autumn, but faked photographs ...

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  42. THE MELBOURNE RIOT.

    Two men, Chas. Morrison and Charles Roberts, who took part in the disorderly scene among soldiers and civilians in Bourke-street and Swanston-street last ...

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  43. SUBMARINE EXPERIENCES.

    List, a sailor boy, with German-American parents, who was on board a Norweian steamer when she was submarined, and was held prisoner for 11 days on board the U39, ...

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  44. WOUNDED IN FRANCE.

    An Australian soldier, who was wounded "somewhere in France," writes as follows from Paris to his father, a well-known settler in an agricultural district:— ...

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  45. TRADED UNION CONGRESS.

    The Trade Union Congress opened at Bristol yesterday. There were 670 delegates present, representing 3,000,000 men Mr. Seddon, in his Presidential address ...

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  46. ASSISTANCE TO SETTLERS.

    In the Legislative Assembly yesterday Mr. Wansbrough asked the Minister for Lands (1) In view of the fact that the Industries' Assistance Board and the ...

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  47. ROUMANIAN RESERVISTS.

    All Roumanian reservists domiciled in Switserland have been recalled to the army. ...

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  48. ARMY MEDICAL WORK.

    The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) said to-day that he had nothing further to communicate respecting the retirement of Lieut-Col J. W. Barret from Army ...

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  49. TURKISH DESTROYER SUNK.

    An Allies' submarine yesterday sank the Turkish destroyeer Yar Hissar in the Sea of Marmora. [The Yar Hissar (305 tons) was launched ...

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  50. THE RHODESIAN FRONTIER.

    A Reuter message states that large reinforcements of Rhodesian, Union, and Belgian troops have arrived at the Rhodesian frontier, and a counter-movement is now ...

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  51. COAL MINING DISPUTE.

    At Wollongong to-day the secretary of the Australian Coal and Shale Employees' Federation (Mr. A. C. Willis) stated that at a council meeting last night, representatives ...

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  52. TURKEY'S ONLY HOPE.

    Advices from Constantinople state that the speedy arrival of the Germans is the only hope of the Young Turks. Flour mills are idle owing to lack of coal, and bread ...

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  53. A GERMAN'S BET.

    At the Orange Police Court to-day German named Hans Henry Newman was charged with having made a statement likely to cause public alarm. It was alleged ...

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  54. ITALY AND AUSTRIA.

    In the course of the Italian attack on the Ro[?]creto-Mori River front, the Austrians sustained heavy losses, and were completed to retreat over-three-miles. ...

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  55. INDIAN SOLDIER MURDERED.

    Mr. Graham, the British Consul-General at Teheran reports that a wounded Indian trooper has been killed in the outskirts of Ispahan (the ancient capital of Persia) ...

    Article : 45 words
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