The viceidmiral at Dover reports that early on 'Tuesday, morning a British flotilla ieivily.bombarded the German naval base and workshods on the Belgian coast ...
Article : 175 wordsGen. Haig reported on Tuesday morning.-We drove off raiders south-east of Lens and south of Annentieres. We successfully Taided south and east of Yores. * ...
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Advertising : 1,028 wordsSpeaking at; Vancouver, the Minister of finance . of New -Zealand (Sir Joseph Wand);said it was of first first importance-that Samoa should- -remain British, territory. ...
Article : 345 wordsThe Germans lave thus, far repatriated 500 Russian- prisoners of war from Switzerland, sending them home through Germany. Most of these have since become ardent supporters of the Provisional Government at Petrograd in-its desire to crush Kaisershm. The Berlin Government.has therefore notified. Russia that.it. will-convey no -more- Muscovites to their homeland. ' I v ' .. . ," ...
Article : 72 wordsAir aeroplane raid is'in progress- over the Thames Estuary: Bombs have been dropped on Essex and Kent. One German machine is 'reported to have been brought ...
Article : 221 wordslYanee's firm insistence upon her kins war aroused- anger in Germany, and The Cologne" Gazette semi-officially declares that oeace talk must be abandoned ...
Article : 444 wordsThe Germanophile press of Madrid publishes an official note inviting the Spanish Government to nominate a commission to verify the '"incorrectness" of the reports about the reported massacres of the Jews in Palestine. - • v * ' ...
Article : 52 wordsMrs. W. Mann, of Bishop's avenue, At berton, has been officially notified that her husband, Pte. WV Mann, was: killed in action in France on May 7. He enlisted on August 15, 1916, and left Australia on October 23 with reinforcements. He proceeded from England to France on. April 2, 1917. Prior, to enlisting he was employed at the Government.Freezing Works, Port Adelaide.- •'. ...
Article : 89 wordsThe .'whole of Russian Poland is in the grip of famine, which is especially; acute in Warsaw, Lodz, and other industrial centres. The Polish State Council lias appealed 'to the German authorities to take urgent measures to avoid catastrophes. Hundreds of deaths occur daily through lick of food. The outlook is black. ...
Article : 61 wordsA -wireless Russian official message says: -There has been intense enemy artillery work in the region of Krevo on the Vilna front. ...
Article : 95 wordsThe London newspapers welcome the soccess of. the Harwich mosquito fleet in chasing back the German destroyer flotilla to its base. Evidence that a more vigorous ...
Article : 92 words_Mre; A. H. Lambert, of Mead street, Exeter, has been notified that her brother, pte.R.J it. Morgan, iraa killed in actioan on may ill. . ...
Article : 31 wordsThe weather conditions favoured the enemy fleet of aeroplanes in the raid on England on Tuesday. They flew at a great altitude, seeking to penetrate, inland under ...
Article : 326 wordsMrs. S. H. Dunstan,'formerly of Mount Gambia-, and now•' residing at Adelaide, as received information from the defence, authorities that her son. Pte. Leslie F.. ...
Article : 103 wordsThe food question in Austria is becoming increasingly critical. All parcels of food food for Italian prisoners are systematically used to feed-the starving Austrian population. ...
Article : 35 wordsThe bombardment of Ostend was heard at Harrow in Middlesex. The Exchange Telegraph Agency's .Flushing correspondent states that the bombard- ...
Article : 195 wordsA commission of the most prominent representatives of •Danish trade and industry is about to visit foreign countries to negotiate with the belligerents on important questions regarding .the conditions of life in Denmark. The country is on -the verge of a catastrophe, as it is suffering as much hardship as if it were a belligerent. ...
Article : 63 wordsA woman named Britomart, who entered the ranks as a man and won the St George's Cross, is raising a fighting regiment of women to proceed immediately to the front. • The President of the Russian Duma (M. Rodzianko) has approved of the scheme, which aims at shaming the Russian men into afmore active frame of mind. ...
Article : 76 wordsSir-1 Arthur Webb, K.C.MG. (Adviser to the Public Works Ministry, Egypt), in an address at tie Royal Colonial Institute, discusaing the work of the Dominions Commission, proposed the establishment of an Empire Development Board. He eaid the chief credit of the idea belonged to Mr. Alfred DeaMn, who had formulated joint action in reference to maritime communications and State-owned submarine cables at the Imperial Conference of 1907. ...
Article : 80 wordsMis. Cornelius, of Port road, Hindmamh, las received word from the Red Gross Society that her son, CpiL W.' E- CorneKins, of the 16th BartitaKon. in -woundered is woundered for the ...
Article : 419 wordsParis official returns for May show, that there were 12 engagements between French patrol boats and enemy submarines, 14 fights between French seanlane3 and German' submarines, and three "scraps", between French coastal defences and enemy submarines.. ...
Article : 43 wordsTwo German divisions "which arrived recently from the Russian front participated in Monday's fighting against the French left' wing. They attacked elbow-to-elbow, ...
Article : 249 wordsThe Muscovite Minister of Justice (M. Kerensky), "the strong man of Russia," has returned, to the capita]. In the course of his tour of ,the armies he was about to ...
Article : 176 wordsIn the House of Commons to-day Mr. Bonar Law said that the United States had advanced to Great Britain a further £80,000,000. ...
Article : 31 wordsAn Austrian official message says:-On the night of June 34 an allied submarine torpedoed and sank one of our torpedo boats in tie northern Adriatic. The majority of the members of the crew were rescued. ...
Article : 43 wordsPresident Wilson, in addressing Confe aerate, veterans of the Civil warsnid:,his great nation" has .been ept united to be an instrument ...
Article : 116 wordsJune 6.-On Sunday morning a collision occurred about two miles from "Virginia on the Adelaide road. Messrs. Beauchamp Brothers' motor trolly ...
Article : 133 wordsMr. Cyril Brown, writing to The New York World from Stockholm, says that the German press is endeavouring to fool the German people into the behef that America ...
Article : 101 wordsGerman submarines are actively engaged in destroying Swedish fiahing boats near Koster. PARIS, Jnue 5. The Messageries Maritimcs steamer Yarra (4,163 tons was torpedoed and sunk on Tuesday, May 29, in the Eastern Mediterranean. Six hundred and ninety persons were on board, of whom 56 are missing. ...
Article : 53 wordsThe British Admiralty states that naval aeroplanes bombed a German, aerodrome in Belgium at Si. Denis Westrem on Sunday night wrth good results. Seaplanes simultaneously attacked a seaplane base at zeebrugge and bombed shipping in Brugeo docks. ' ...
Article : 48 wordsThe British War Cabinet Minister (Mr. Arthur Henderson), who is visiting the Russian capita], attended a meeting of the Pro-visional Government. He. reported that the effect of State intervention in in commerce and industry in Great Britain had shown useful results, but that the poticy needed to be wisely and Bvste-maticaUy directed. ': ...
Article : 61 words'It is believed that the American-armed merchantman Mongolia,' which arrived, to-day from New York, sank an enemy submarine during the voyage. A number of U-boats attacked the Mongolia, and also; fired afc' a"'British destroyer which came. to the American vessel's assistance. The' Mongolia is -the vessel which on its previous voyage fired the first 6hot for the United States since the American declaration of war, and injured an enemy submarine. ...
Article : 79 wordsThe Cologne Gazette, in a semi-official declaration,.. states:-Those persons who thought that peace zephyrs -were blowing most now 'change theft minda after the declaration of France that her territories and Alsace-Lorraine mist be evacuated. The call from- Paris again summons the. belligerents to arms and shows that any peace discussion just now can be only academic. ...
Article : 67 wordsAt the Central Police Court to-day Philip Henry, a laundry proprietor, was proceeded against on informations charging him with having, falsely pretended. to ...
Article : 196 wordsThe registration in connection -with connection with conscription is occurring widely through out the conutry,-and is marked by demonstrations of intense Patriotism and determine ...
Article : 277 wordsBERRI, June 6.-A serious accident happened to Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lewis and their niece on Friday. They were driving to Loxton in a sulkv. and when thev were ...
Article : 127 wordsGerman newspapers state that Dr. Holl. weg vieited Brussels, and discussed with Gen. Falkenhaneen the question of the administrative partition of Belaum. Practically - every Belgian official declined to co-operate with Germany in the scheme to split up the country oa Flemish and Wal-loca territorial lines. Dr. Hollweg and Gen. Falkenhausen sought to find an alternative, but it is-expected that the patriotism of toe Belgians will force the postponement of the partition. ...
Article : 86 wordsMrs. Emmeline Pankhurat, the noted ex-ponent of -women's suffrage principles, is about to visit Russia, -with the permission of the British Government. ...
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Detailed lists, results, guides : 21 wordsThe War Cabinet las appointed'a committee 'bo prepare a scheme for establishing an Imperial Mineral Resources Bureau, in order to collect information' about the mineral resources of the Empire and its metal requirements and—to advise upon methods of development. The committee includes Lord Islington, Sir Thomas Mackenzie. (New Zealand), Mr. W. S. Robinson, Mr. Schreiner (South Africa), end Sir G. H. Perley (Canada). ...
Article : 72 wordsHerr Wolff, a member of the German Socialist Party in the Austrian Reichsiath, states that while the Vienna Government has officially disavowed ...
Article : 180 wordsThe Washington correspondent of Tie New York Times has learned that Japan has informed the Russian Government that if Russia, withdraws from the war, Japan, ...
Article : 166 wordsSYDNEY, June 6.-The second division of: the -mail train from Sydney to Forbes dished into two empty trucks and a carriage, which fouled points on the main line ...
Article : 168 wordsVictoria.—11 accepted! ...
Article : 6 wordsThe Staats Burger Zeifcuog says that the Kaiser sent a private letter to -tiho three chiefs of the coalition against Dr. Holweg, forbidding a continuance of the agitation against the Chancellor. The Kaiser considers the agitation an attempt to curtail the personal prerogative of the Crown, and ears that opinion adverse to the Chancellor's politics must not be fostered at a ame when he himself approves of those politics. ...
Article : 82 wordsFollowing are the names of men-who 3 tested at Adelaide on Wednesday :M. NFL-SOX. Goverment employe; R. PARR, labourer: F.'J. KUHXE, woolclasser; 5. 11 WALDRON. examiner M.T.T J. SCRONE-'EX, ianner; D. D. R. KSUCKEY, telephone enginer ' ...
Article : 41 wordsThe statement' was made in the House of Commons to-day that the army post office employs over 4,000 men, who lispateh weekly 9,000 bags of parcels and 40,000 bags of letters, containing about 900,000 parcels and over 10,000,000 letters. The department receives weekly 8,000,000 letters, • ...
Article : 54 wordsSgt. B. A. Clarke, of Unley, who left Australia -with .the 1st Expeditionary The 1st was recipientnt the high of hign praieo from the O.C. the 24th A.F.A. ...
Article : 232 wordsMadame Marie Lion writes:-I think readers of The Register will be glad to know of the very good impression Australian Soldires have created in France. An ...
Article : 328 wordsThe Shipping Board'has announced that over 100,000 tops of ,the seized Austrian and German ships can be repaired and become available at the end of July. ...
Article : 34 wordsAn Italian official message states:-We repulecd renewed Austrian attempts eastward of Gorizia and at Vodice. The entmy, after several days of violent artil-lerying in the Careo, attacked in a mass on Sunday nigbt from Dossofoiti to the sea. The Austrians were definitely repulsed after a severe fight.we Te advanced our positions near Castagnavizza and Vereic. Our counter-attacks almost completely regained the positions southward of Jamiano. ...
Article : 77 wordsSubscriptions to the Russian "Liberty war loan" now total more than £104,000,000. The Petrograd correspondent of The Daily Telegraph is of ...
Article : 192 wordsThe Minister for the Navy (Mr. Cook) to-day referred to the P.L.L conference discussions on the question of-peace. "It makes one very tired," observed Mr. ...
Article : 195 wordsAn Austrian official message sent out by ' wireless declared that the Italians eastward of Gorizia failed to recapture their lost trenches. The Austrians took 600 ...
Article : 100 wordsThe Russian Treasury will benefit 7 considerably if the new Government de-' rides to confiscate the property or evean abolish the privileges o£ the Imperial ...
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