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  2. SECOND EDITION.

    "The Argus" Office, Tuesday, 2.30 a.m. ...

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  3. THE DARDANELLES

    An account has been received at Athens from an eyewitness of the recent fighting in the Dardanelles. He states:— "The heaviest losses were borne by the ...

    Article : 204 words
  4. JAPANS DEMANDS

    The crisis that has been threatening in the Far East [?]s apparently ended. The official announcement was made in London on Sunday evening that China had ...

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  5. LOSS OF LUSITANIA

    Vivid stones of the closing scenes of the Lusitania disaster are told by survivors. The liner went down so quickly that many boats could not be launched, while others were so crowded that they capsized and sank. The death roll is ...

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  6. SURVIVORS' STORIES

    Some thrilling narratives are related by survivors. Mr. George Kessler, the so-called "Champagne King" and host at many ...

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  7. ITALY MOBILISED

    Excitement in Italy regarding the question of intervention is increasing. Three thousand more German refugees have arrived at the frontier on their way home ...

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  8. FIGHTING THE FUMES

    "Eye-Witness," the official reporter the British front, gives the following description of the fighting round Hill "60," which is situated south of ...

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  9. ANOTHER AIRSHIP RAID.

    At 3 o'clock on Monday morning a German airship dropped several bombs on Southend and Westcliff-on-Sea (about 40 miles east of London). It is feared that ...

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  10. TURKS IN ARMENIA.

    The Turkish commander, Diemal Pasha, who is stated to have 150,000 men, and is supported by Kurds, has been checked in his proposed march on Egypt by an ...

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  11. THE LUSITANIA CRIME

    It is reported from Rome that the sinking of the Lusitania has aroused intense anger in Italy. The "Corriere d'Italia" and other ...

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  12. AUSTRALIANS' ACHIEVEMENTS

    Lieut.-Colonel Semmens, who had command of the 6th. Battalion of the Australian Expeditionary Force, arrived in Melbourne from Egypt yesterday. He has been invalided ...

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  13. IN EASTERN THEATRE.

    In a Petrograd communique it is admitted that the Germans have been successful at Libau. It is stated, however, that the Russians ...

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  14. CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES.

    The Prime Minister of Canada cabled as follows to the Prime Minister of Australia:— "Canada congratulates the ...

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  15. WILL AMERICA ACT?

    Public resentment in America against Germany for sinking the Lusitania is widespread. The press is very outspoken in its denunciation. ...

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  16. AUSTRALIAN PART.

    SYDNEY. Monday.—Intense earnestness characterised the Premiers Conference when attention was given for the greater part of to-day's sitting to the war. ...

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  17. "THE BRAND OF CAIN."

    SYDNEY, Monday.—Members of the Premiers' Conference were entertained by the New South Wales Ministry at a banquet al Parliament Home to-night. Mr. ...

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  18. FRENCH SUCCESSES.

    An official statement issued in Paris at midnight on Sunday reports the following successes by the Allies at various points in the western front:— ...

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  19. AUSTRALIANS COMMENDED.

    Before any business was transacted at the quarterly meeting of the City Council yesterday, Councillor C. Atkins moved:— "That this corporation records its infinite ...

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  20. SHIP DIVED LIKE A DUCK.

    John Davis, a member of the crew, state that the Lusidania had a splendid vovage to the coast. They were travelling at half-speed near ...

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  21. MEETING AT SANDRINGHAM.

    A farewell meeting to the volunteers from Sandringham took place last evening at the Sandringham Hall, when a recruiting campaign was also instituted. The gathering ...

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  22. ATTACKS NEAR YPRES.

    Sir John French, in a report dated on Sunday, stated:— "The enemy last night made attacks east of Ypres, which were continued to-day. All ...

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  23. SUBMARINE SEEN.

    The consensus of opinion among passengers is that the liner was travelling at 18 knots an hour at the time of the disaster. Several passengers saw the submarine ...

    Article : 160 words
  24. COLLINGWOOD'S PRIDE.

    At a meeting of the Collingwood Council last night, references were made by the major and councillors to the death in Gallipoli, while fighting for the. Empire, of the ...

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  25. CUNARD COMPANY'S CONTRACT.

    The annual payment made to the Cunard Steamship Company out of the British Post-office vote is £68,000. The main service performed in respect of this sum is the ...

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  26. MAN GIVES UP LIFEBELT.

    A story of heroism is related regarding a young miner named Harrison, who was returning to enlist. He twice gave up his lifebelt to a young married woman with a ...

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  27. THE FUTURE.

    For those who in the turmoil of the [?]ght Have paid the price of victory and died, Who [?]e upon a distant shore wide-eyed, Beneath the mystery of an Orient night, ...

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  28. FEELING AGAINST GERMANS

    The feeling shown on the Landon Stock Exchange on Saturday on account of the sinking of the Lusitania, which led to several members of German nationality being ...

    Article : 171 words
  29. BERLIN'S CLAIMS.

    The progress of operations in the eastern and western theatres is dealt with in a Berlin communique as follows:— "We dislodged the enemy from strongly ...

    Article : 114 words
  30. INQUIRY TO BE HELD.

    It is reported from London that Lord Mersey, P. C., has been appointed to conduct the inquiry into the loss of the Lusitania. ...

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  31. NEW ZEALAND PASSENGERS.

    AUCKLAXD, Sunday.—The passengers aboard the Lusitania are believed to include Mr. J. G. Mackay, of the firm of Mackay, Logan, and Caldwell, with his wife ...

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  32. MURDEROUS, PIRATICAL GERMANS

    At yesterday's sitting of the Interstate Conference of the Australian Letter-carriers' Association Senator Needham moved— ...

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  33. SYDNEY WOOLBUYER ABOARD.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—A well-known Sydney wool-buyer, Mr. C. Learoyd of the firm of Learoyd and Boggio, was probably a passenger by the Lusitania as he cabled ...

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  34. MR. JUSTICE HIGGINS AND THE WAR.

    Sir,—I have on many occasions experienced great satisfaction and appreciation at the efforts of the writers of leading articles in our Melbourne newspapers, but ...

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  35. 30 BABIES PERISH.

    Harrowing scenes were witnessed at Queenstown, where 30 babies were laid out on the floor of a temporary morgue. Though the quickness of the disaster was ...

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  36. ANOTHER CUNARDER SAILS.

    The torpedoing of the Lusitania has had little effect on the traffic across the Atlantic. The Cunard liner Transylvania has sailed ...

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  37. EASTERN CAMPAIGN.

    An official communique issued from Vienna states that, the Russians are retreating along a front of 113 miles from the Vistula to the Uszok Pass, and that move ...

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  38. ALARMING REPORTS.

    SYDNEY, Monday.—The first case in Sydney of alleged attempting to spread alarming war reports was heard before Mr. Smithers, S. M., at the Water Police Court ...

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  39. H.M.S. NEW ZEALAND.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Friday.—Captain Halsey, of H.M.S. New Zealand, writes to the Wellington branch of the Navy League:— ...

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  40. HOSPITAL ACCOMMODATION.

    In order to help the Commonwealth in its provision of hospital accommodation for wounded and invalid soldiers, the Chief Secretary (Mr. Murray) yesterday decided ...

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  41. NEWS OF PASSENGERS.

    A list of passengers who transferred from the Vanconver liner Niagara to the Lusitania was publishe[?] yesterday. Several of these mentioned in that list, including Mr. ...

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  42. LETTERS OF WARNING.

    The warning by Count von Bernstorff German ambassador to the United States) that the Atlantic must be retarted as a war zone appeared in the New ...

    Article : 131 words
  43. Horror in India.

    In a Simla message it is slated that the use of poisonous gases by the Germans in Flanders caused great indignation throughout india, but the crime of the ...

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  44. CITIZENS' MILITARY ASSOCIATION.

    The North Melbourne and Flemington branches of the Australian Natives' Asciation are holding a meeting in the town, hall. North Melbourne, on Thursday ...

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  45. GREEK PRECAUTIONS.

    In view of the position of Greece in relation to the war, more than ordinary interest is attached to a notification which has been received from the Greek Postal ...

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  47. TO THE EDITOR OF THE ARGUS.

    Sir.—As a close render of "The, Argus," I would just like to say that I was greatly struck by the line article on Saturday on Mr. Justice Higgins's attitude to the British ...

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