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Patriotic Funds.
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Germans Backing Down.
Berlin advices state:—"We regret President Wilson gave the Note from Berlin an interpretation which Germany never intended. The now submarine measures ...
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WESTERN FRONT.
A German official report states that English attacks north of Beaucourt broke down, but a detachment penetrated the German front trenches near the north ...
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Holland Electrified.
The Amsterdam correspondent of The Daily Chronicle reports that the news of the diplomatic rupture between Germany and America electrified Holland. Special ...
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A CANAL SUCCESS.
The 55th Battalion, along with other forces now serving in France, was formed up at Tel-el-Kebir (says Lce.-Cpl. Rees Radford in a letter to his parents. Mr. ...
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REGISTER SERBIAN RELIEF FUND.
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THE AUSTRALIANS.
News has been received by Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Taylor, of the National Bank, Strathalbyn, of the death of their youngest eon, Cpl. Murray G. Taylor, at Cairo ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SHOWING HER TEETH.
At the anniversary commemoration of the State Bank on Monday, references were made to the latest attitude of America towards the war, and the great ...
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French Aerial Attack.
The French Sunday noon communique says:—Our aeroplanes heavily bombarded enemy cantonments and railways at Appily and Terniers, and munition works ...
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DENMARK AND NORWAY.
The Danish Government is in constant touch with commercial and financial circles regarding the blockade dangers. A full control of stores will shortly be ...
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Turks and German Rioters.
The Daily Chronicle has received information that riots occurred recently at the German towns of Kiel, Lubeck, and Munich. German troops refused to obey an ...
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Position of the Belgians.
Mr. Hoover (Organizer of the American Belgian Relief Work) says that the Belgian relief transportation has, owing to the diplomatic break, been temporarily ...
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HOSPITAL REMINISCENCES.
In a racy speech of reminiscences of hospital life, Lord Knutsford, who was recently elected to the chairmanship of the Poplar Hospital, London, for the ...
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COMFORTS FOR THE ARMY.
Cigarettes were badly needed by our army when the war began. Nothing could be less characteristic of France than her cigarettes, which have often disgruntled ...
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EASTERN FRONT.
Extraordinarily severe weather continues on the Russian battle fronts, and a temperature as low as 38 deg. below zero—70 leg. of frost—has been recorded. ...
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Russian Superiority.
An official Russian message says:—We repulsed several enemy attacks on the east side of the Tirul Swamp, and between the Tirol Swamp, and the River Aa. The ...
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General Items.
The Hon. Secretary writes:—The monthly meeting of the 18th Battery Club was held on Friday in the Stow Memorial Lecture Hall. There was a good attendance. Mrs. George Dean took ...
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Message to Neutrals.
The message of the Washington State Department to the American Ambassadors in neutral countries says:—"We notify tie Government that the President believes it ...
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SIXTY THOUSAND JEWS KILLED.
According to The Jewish World, Dr. Max Nordau is reported to have made the following estimate of the Jewish contribution to the various fighting forces in the ...
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Hollweg's Calculation.
In Stockholm diplomatic circles it is stated that at the secret conference in which the German Imperial Chancellor laid the war estimates recently before ...
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CHEER-UP SOCIETY.
The organizer writes that a large number of recruits were addressed by the Vice-President (Mr. George McEwin) at the hut on Monday. During the coming recruiting campaign, the ...
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FROM THE WORLD'S PRESS.
A correspondent who plays chess, and who was interested in the light.-hearted hints that amateur players published in this column a few days ago, has forwarded ...
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GREEK BLOCKADE.
The British Minister (Sir Francis Elliot) and the French Ambassador (M. Guillemin) have conferred with the Greek Foreign Minister, and have permitted ...
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GERMAN FOOD SHORTAGE.
It is reported that 350,000 Germans in Berlin are daily provided with dinner at the cost of the municipality. ...
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Hutton, of 11 Ralston street, North Adelaide, have received word that Pte. R. Hutton, who was previously reported wounded, has now been reported ...
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BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.
The Hon. Secretary of the Belgian Relief Fund (Mr. J. A. Rileu) has forwarded to the Honourable the Treasurer of South Australia a cheque for £600, as a first contribution from amount ...
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THANKS FOR WINTER COMFORTS.
From the earliest days of the war, Mrs. Fair-weather, on behalf of the League of the Empire, has appealed through The Saturday Journal for woollen and other comforts for the men of the ...
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UNITY OF EMPIRE.
Sir George Reid, M.P., in the course of an address at His Majesty's Theatre this afternoon, said:—"What a genius we have for putting some of our best men on the ...
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The Barbarians Condemned.
The Italian newspapers enthusiastically congratulate President Wilson on the attitude he has taken in the crisis. The Glornale d'Italia says:—The step ...
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MESOPOTAMIA.
A Turkish communique asserts that the British, in the assault on January 31, west of the junction of the River Tigris and tie Shatt-ef-Hai, suffered the heaviest ...
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ENLISTMENTS.
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IN OTHER STATES.
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ATTESTED ON MONDAY.
Following are the names of the men who attested at Adelaide on Monday:— —Morning.— H. M. Clement, joiner, O'Connell street, North ...
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THE DEFENCE DEPARTMENT.
It was stated to-day by the Minister for Defence (Mr. Pearce) that, in view of recent developments in matters relating to the expenditure of public moneys, he had ...
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Interned German Vessels.
British shipping circles expect that 200 German ships valued at £50,000,000 which took refuge in United States ports at the outbreak of the war, will be placed ...
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AFTER THE WAR.
Several trades unions are considering a proposal to make a levy of 1d. a member weekly to create a fund to meet Labour difficulties that may arise during the ...
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The American Temper.
The special correspondent of The Daily Chronicle, who recently arrived at New York, compares the American temper at present with that of Great Britain in ...
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RED CROSS SOCIETY.
The following cable message has been received From the Red Cross Commissioners in London, relative to the transmission of parcels to Australian prisoners of war. viz.:—"No parcels ...
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More Submarinings.
The Norwegian steamer Ymer (1,123 tons) has been torpedoed and sunk. The following vessels have been sunk:—The Spanish steamers Butron (2,434 tons) ...
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The Loyal West.
A big recruiting rally, addressed by prominent labour members, including the ex-Premier (Mr. Scaddan), the ex-Minister for Mines (Mr. Collier), and Mr. Cornell ...
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Incidents of the War.
An open verdict was returned by the Coroner at the inquest on John Cyril Chambers, formerly of Queensland, a farmer, who was found ...
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Soldiers "Like Brothers."
Mr. D. Mackinnon (Director-General of Recruiting), in Melbourne on Saturday, referred to the material advantages of the soldier's life. He mentioned pension ...
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