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  3. LORD KITCHENER SPEAKS.

    LONDON Thursday, 2 a.m.— There was a crowded attendance in the Upper House to hear the promised statement by Lord Kitchener as to the ...

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  4. LORD KITCHENER REVIEWS THE WAR

    ATHENS, Thursday, 2 a.m.— M. Diamandy, Roumanian Minister to Petrograd has un expertedly returned to Burcharest. It is believed that he ...

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  5. THE PREMIER'S SPEECH.

    LONDON, Wednesday, 10 p.m.— Premier Asquith, in moving in the House of Commons for a war credit for £230,000,000, said this amount ...

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  6. £230,000,000 LOAN.

    LONDON, Thursday, 2 a.m.—The official vote of £230,000,000 covers, not only the navy and army, but also such war expenditure as payments for the ...

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  7. THE GALLIPOLI CAMPAIGN.

    Our lines in Gallipoli had appreciaoly advanced to the positions consolidated in June after considerable reinforcements had arrived. A surprise ...

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  8. VOTE OF CREDIT PASSED.

    LONDON, Thursday, 2 a.m. — The vote of credit for £230,000,000 was agreed to in the Commons. ...

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  9. WAR HEROES' DEPENDENTS.

    LONDON, Thursday, 2 a.m.— The "Daily Telegraph" states:— The Government is introducing practically a new Naval and Military War ...

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  10. SIR JOHN FRENCH'S DESPATCH

    LONDON, Thursday, 2 a.m.— Sir John French, in his despatch, states: The situation is unchanged. Twenty-one air fights have ...

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  11. EXPENDITURE ON ARMY.

    The met expenditure of 3 ½ millions had been increased by £4,200,000 by advances made to Allies, whilst the army and navy from April to ...

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  12. FAILURE OF THE BRITISH

    Unfortunately, the Suvla advance was not developed quietly enough, and the forward movement was brought to a standstill, after an advance of two ...

    Article : 168 words
  13. TOMMIES MUSIC HALL.

    LONDON, Thursday, 4 a.m.— The correspondent of the "Daily Chronicle," writing from Sir John French's headquarters, describes the ...

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  14. GERMAN PEACE PROPOSALS.

    LONDON, Thursday, 12.30 a.m.— In the Commons, the under Secretary to the Foreign Office, Lord "Cecil, replying to Mr. D. Mason, Liberal M.P. ...

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  15. EVER INCREASING BURTHEN.

    We had vastly exceeded any standard dreamt of before the war, but as we proceeded with the war we were constantly making new requirements ...

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  16. THREE MILLION MEN.

    NEW YORK, Thursday, 10.10 a.m., — A cable from London states that Premier Asquith announced in the Commons that three million men had ...

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  17. BRITISH LINE

    These reinforcements, amounting to eleven divisions, had enabled Sir John French to extend his lines and take over 17 miles from General Joffre. ...

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  18. LABOR AND THE WAR

    LONDON, Thursday. 2.20 a.m.— The Ministry of Munitions has granted the workers at Woolwich arsenal and other ordnance shops 4/ weekly ...

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  19. PRAISE FOR OUR BOYS.

    Lord Kitchener then digressed for a moment to pay a well-earned compliment to the Australian and New Zealand troops. ...

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  20. COMPULSORY SERVICE.

    LONDON, Wednesday, 1.20 a.m.,— In the House of Commons, Mr. L. S. Amery, Unionist M.P. for Birmingham, Right Hon. Sir A. Mond, Liberal M.P. ...

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  21. FIGHTING IN FRANCE

    PARIS, Thursday. 2 a.m. — An official communique states:— Observers on the heights of the Mouse have noted the destruction of ...

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  22. NO WORDS OF ADMIRATION.

    No words of admiration could be too strong for the army's gallantry and resources, especially as shown ty the Australians and New Zealanders. ...

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  24. RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN

    PERTROGARD, Thursday, 2 a.m.— An official Communique states:— We have districted the enemy from two villages north eastward of ...

    Article : 109 words
  25. TURKISH HUMANITY.

    It was not easy to appreciate at their nil values the. enormous difficulties attending the operations in the Dardanelles and the fine temper where with ...

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  26. SUBMARINE WARFARE

    PARIS, Thursday, 2 a.m. — An official communique warns the maritime population not to be alarmed at the appearance of German submarines at ...

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  27. 800,000 MEN BUSY

    The Minister of Munitions had established 20 shell factories, whilst is very in course of construction. Eight Kindred thousand men were now ...

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  28. RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN.

    The Germans, since June, taking advantage of their central position, had employed a very large proportion of their forces in strenuous efforts to ...

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  29. AERIAL WARFARE

    LONDON, Thursday, 2 a.m.— Mr. Arthur Balfour First Lord of the Admiralty, in the House, of Commons, replying to questions as to the naval air ...

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  30. ESPONSE FOR RECRUITS.

    Detailed operations as to Mesopoanmia (Persian campaign) showed that elimatic conditions had rendered operations exteremoly ardueus the heat ...

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  31. AMERICA AND THE WAR

    VANCOUVER, Wednesday, 11.40 a.m.— A cable from New York states:- Owing to the widespread German ...

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  32. WHY NO SPRING ADVANCE ?

    LONDON, Tuesday, 2 a.m.— The "Evening News" gives great prominence to the Russian rot retreat from the Carpathians which if states was due to ...

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  33. SINCERITY OF OUR DIPLOMACY.

    We were liable for advances to other countries, not much below 250 millions, and by no means had reached the ultimate limit. ...

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  34. COTTON FACTORY DESTROYED.

    AMSTERDAM. Thursday, 2 a.m.— Anglo-French airmen have destroyed the Germans cotton factory at Ghent, forty soldier being killed and ...

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  35. IRON CROSS FOR AVIATOR.

    AMSTERDAM, Thursday. 2 a.m.— The German aviator who killed the famous French aviator, Alphonse Pegroud will recoup an Iron Cross of ...

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  36. BODYGUARD FOR COMMISSION.

    LONDON, Thursday, 2 a.m.— Letters received from the Anglo-French Loan Commissioners state that pro Germans are menacing their lives, ...

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  37. GERMANS SHOT THEIR BOLT.

    The German lord Kitchener observed appear to have almost shot their bolt Their advance at one time had been carried cut on an average of ...

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  38. LINER IN PERIL

    VANCOUVER, Thursday. 2.5 a.m., — A cable from New York's states:— Two glass bottles belivered to contain explosive have been discovered ...

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  39. SPECTRE OF DOMESTIC STRIFE.

    There was no doubt regarding the ultimate triumph of the Allied cause upon the stricken field. One thing to be deprecated was the sinister ...

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  40. INTERVIEW WITH THE COUNT.

    LONDON, Thursday.— 2 a.m.— Meslages from members of the Anglo- French Commission state that an interview with the German ...

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  41. COUNTRY'S MAGNIFICENT TO CALL.

    The returns of the Registration Art. shortly available will give the basis whereon to calculate the resources of the country and determine the numbers ...

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  42. RUSSIAN MUNITIONS

    PARIS, Thursday. 2 a.m.,— Official wireless states that the Russian Minister M. Polivaoff is quite satisfied with the improved supply of ...

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