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  2. SOMME BATTLES.

    Military exports on Paris are satisfied with the recent events on the Somme. It is hoped that the encirclement of Guillemont and Maurepas by ...

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  3. GAINS CONSOLIDATED.

    "The Times" correspondent at Paris, telegraphing on Friday night, says that the Somme gains were consolidated. Counter-attacks north of ...

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  4. RUSSIA.

    A commnique issued in Petrograd states that considerable forces of the enemy resumed the offensive west of Poahaice, on hte Zlota Lipa, but ...

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  5. SUBMARINES.

    It is reported that the German freight submarine Deutschland, which left Ba[?]timore (U.S.A.) on its return trip to Germany on August 1, has ...

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  6. BOXER HONORED.

    It is reported from Paris that Goonges Carpentier the champion heavyweight boxer has been proposed for the hary Medal. he has ...

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  7. A CARAVAN CARNIVAL.

    The Gipsy Caravan Carnival to be held in Warrnambool on behalf of the relief of Russian refugees, promises to be a huge success, as the ...

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  8. MILITARY EXPERTS SATISFIED.

    Lord Derby, speaking at Stockport, said the war was going in our favor. Military experts were absolutely satisfied with the progress made. ...

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  9. MONGOLIAN FRACAS.

    Militant organs in Tokio are clamouring for drastic measures to be taken against China in consequence of the trouble in Monglia, but it is ...

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  10. FRENCH GAIN AT VERDUN.

    A Paris communique states:—"We have captured the remainder of the village of Fleury, and have advanced between Thiaumont and ...

    Article : 91 words
  11. BREMEN SEEN FROM LINER.

    Passengers arriving at New York aboard the Cunard liner Alaunia (13,400 tons) declare that they are confident that they saw the German ...

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  12. ANZAC BOOTY FOR AUSTRALIA.

    Lieutenant-General Sir William Birdwood has despatched to Mr. Andrew Fisher from Re[?] number of guns and other booty taken by ...

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  13. NEW RUSSIAN RAILWAY.

    It is reported from Copenhagen that the Russians are employing Austro-German prisoners for the rapid construction of a railway linking up ...

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  14. FRYATT CRIME.

    The German newspapers savagely deride the statement made during the week by the British Prime Minister (Mr Asquith) that diplomatic ...

    Article : 68 words
  15. AMERICANS WITH ALLIES.

    Pan-German newspapers support Count von Reventlow) (the well-known German naval writer) in his demand that Americans and other ...

    Article : 49 words
  16. SAFE TREATMENT FOR GAS PATIENTS.

    The "Lance" journal states that a safe method has been discovered by ejecting exv[?]n into the weins to relieve the effects of [?]somous and ...

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  17. (Published in "The Times")

    "The Times" correspondent at Paris states: "The Germans have largely [?]st the initiative all Verdun. The French are not giving them any ...

    Article : 75 words
  18. AUSTRIANS LOSE 70 PER CENT.

    Messages from Petrograd reveal that the enemy's losses in the fighting which resulted in the Russians crossing the Upper Sereth averaged 70 ...

    Article : 159 words
  19. SPLENDID NEW BRITISH AIRSHIPS.

    The "Daily-Express" naval correspondent sates that the new British airshirs are silver-grey in color and beautifully designed. They are easily ...

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  20. GENERAL HAIG'S REPORTS.

    General Sir Douglas Haig on Friday reports:—"The enemy's artillery has been more active. We extended our gains ...

    Article : 71 words
  21. NEW MODES OF FIGHTING.

    Mr. Beech Thomas tells of a new species of fighting adopted by the Germans singly and in numbers. They he hidden in shell holes quiescent in ...

    Article : 103 words
  22. OUR LOSSES

    Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Abraham, "Dursley Pank," Mepunga, received the sad nows to-day that their eldest son, Private William Strong ...

    Article : 92 words
  23. ANZAC BUFFET.

    Colonel W. T. Reay and Mr. Macfarlane, Vice-presidents of the Australian Natives Association in London, waited upon Mr. Fisher (the ...

    Article : 101 words
  24. BRITISH LOAN IN AMERICA.

    Friday morning's applications for the new British loan of £50,000,000 in America totalled £5,000,000. Applications are pouring in so ...

    Article : 57 words
  25. AUSTRIANS LEFT TO TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES.

    Referring to the Carso Plateau, General Chenifils, the French military authority, says the Austrians have apparently been reinforced from ...

    Article : 66 words
  26. (Reuter.)

    General Haig in a communique dated Saturday reports fighting on the whole front from Pozieres to the Somme. The British gained ground ...

    Article : 88 words
  27. ITALIAN GENERAL "SNIPED."

    General Pittaluga, one of the Italian commanders, has been severely wounded by a shot from a sniper at Gorizia. ...

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  28. PRIVATE DONALD LIVINGSTONE

    Word was received on Saturday morning by Mr. A. Livingstone, of the railway gate-house, near the Cricket Ground, Warrnambool, that ...

    Article : 89 words
  29. ENEMY EVERYWHERE REPULSED.

    A Petrograd communique reports; "The enemy is active in Volhynia, east of Brody and south of the Pripet, but has been everywhere repulsed. ...

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  30. GENERAL WAR NEWS

    Over 3,000,000 casualties are now officially admitted by Germany. ...

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  31. GERMAN TRIBUTE TO ALLIES.

    The "Frankfurter Zeitung" states "The Allies achievements are a veritable masterpiece of war organisation, principally due to the colossal ...

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  32. BALKAN FIGHTING.

    Mr. Ward Price writing on the 18th. says: The Bulgarians yesterday commenced an offensive on the whole Serbian front. They furiously ...

    Article : 53 words
  33. BRITISH POLITICS.

    It is officially announced that the Marquis of Crewe (Lord President of the Council) has been appointed to the additional portfolio of President ...

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  34. LINE CONSIDERABLY ADVANCED.

    General Haig in a later communique states: Our line advanced from Highwood to junction with the French over a frontage of two miles to a depth ...

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  35. LATEST REPORTS.

    The following is the text of Sir Douglas Haig's latest report, dated Sunday:—"The operations at various points ...

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  36. MESOPOTAMIAN LEADERS.

    It is repoilted that General Sir Percy Lake (the British Commander-in-Chief in Mesopotamia) and Majar-General G. F. Gorringe (commanding ...

    Article : 34 words
  37. BACKACHE DOES NOT MEAN KIDNEY DISEASE.

    Every muscle of the body needs a supply of rich, red blood in proportion to the work it does. the muscles of the back are under ...

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  38. PRIVATE A. H. ESAM.

    Amnogst the local losses which will occasion deep regreit in the town must be numbered private Arthur H. Esam, sixth son of the late ...

    Article : 65 words
  39. FINE NEW RUSSIAN TROOPS.

    Mr. Hamilton Fyfe. telegraphing from the Russian front says:—The new Russian troops are the youngest and most vigorous yet seen. The ...

    Article : 56 words
  40. ATTACK ON SUEZ.

    General Sir Archibald Murray, the British Commander-in-Chief in Egypt, estimates the strength of the Turkish forces engaged in the recent ...

    Article : 95 words
  41. GERMAN IRON CROSSES.

    There is a crisis in the manufacture of Iron Crosses in Germany owing to a shortage of silver, of which the Cross is partly composed. ...

    Article : 44 words
  42. SUCCESSFUL AIR RAID.

    A communique from Petrograd states that the situation on the East front is everywhere unchanged. It adds that a squadron of ...

    Article : 75 words
  43. WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE.

    It is reported that Mr. J. Gulland (Jeint Secretary of the Treasury) has told a suffrage deputation that there had been recently a great advance in ...

    Article : 78 words
  44. TRAGEDY AT MORTLAKE

    A shocking burning fatality occurred at Mortlake on Saturday evening, when a middle-aged man named Jack Yeoman met his death under ...

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  45. FRENCH CAPTURE MAUREPAS.

    It is officially announced that the French forces have captured most of Maurepas village (south-south-east of Combles). ...

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  46. BRITISH RELIEF FUNDS.

    The Prince of Wales Fund has now nearly reached £6,000,000, and more than half this amount has been distributed. The Kitchener Fund has ...

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  47. 1.251 TURKS KILLED.

    In his report on the Turkish invasion of Egypt, General Murray covers the operations in the Katia district from July 19 to August 12. ...

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  48. FUTURE OF POLAND.

    It is reported from Cologne that the Central Powers have decided not to commit themselves to any statement regarding the future of Poland. ...

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  49. SOLDIERS' CLAIMS.

    Claims to the number of 65,000 have been received for assistance under the Government scheme to relieve soldiers of their civil liabilities. This ...

    Article : 56 words
  50. MOST SUCCESSFUL BATTLE.

    Renter's special correspondent at headquarters in France states that the week-end fighting developed into one of the most important and most ...

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  51. LIQUOR RESTRICTIONS.

    A deputation from the Federal Clyde Trades waited upon Mr. H. J. Tennant (Secretary for Scotland) on Friday afternoon to protest against ...

    Article : 66 words
  52. GERMANS AT CAMP.

    The Manly Anti-German League has aproved of a letter being forwarded to the Minister for Defence, alleging that there are two ...

    Article : 67 words
  53. U.S.A. RAILWAY DEADLOCK

    The outlook for peace in the threatened railway strike in the United States was very black yesterday. The employes notified their ...

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  54. LABOR AND CONSCRIPTION.

    It is reported from Montreal that the Laborites are going to oppose the new registration system of recruits. ...

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  55. THE MARKETS.

    Twenty-eight trucks of chaff, 32 trucks of potatoes, and eight trucks of onions arrived this morning. Prices throughout as usual at the ...

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  56. ENGLISH ELECTORAL FIGHT

    The electoral fight an England continues. The War Emergency Workers Committee has adopted a resolution ...

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  57. BERLIN ADMITS BRITISH ADVANCE.

    A Berlin communique states that "the British have brought up several fresh divisions, and have advanced south-west of Martinpuich." ...

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  58. FRENCH CONSOLIDATING.

    The latest Paris communique states—"North of the Somme, apart from isolated operations in which we ejected the Germans from the trench in ...

    Article : 56 words
  59. INDIGNATION AT COVENT GARDEN.

    Indignation was aroused at Covent Gerden (London) owing to a statement made by a foreign fruit-broker to a tribunal that it was impossible for ...

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  60. EXPORTS TO SWEDEN PROHIBITED.

    His Majesty the King has signed an Order-in-Council prohibiting exports to Sweden, except under a licence guaranteeing that the goods ...

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  61. "SKIES BEGINNING TO CLEAR."

    The overseas Parliamentary delegates have returned from their visit to Ireland. Mr. A. Fisher (the High ...

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  62. GENERAL HAIG DECORATED.

    On the occasion of the visit of the King of the front last week His Majesty conferred the Grand Cross of the Victorian Order on General Sir ...

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  63. VON MACKENSEN IN FRANCE.

    "The Times" correspondent in New York says that des patches which have been. received from American correspondents on the Somme front ...

    Article : 93 words
  64. £1 FOR A RABBIT.

    Riots have occurred in Sclileswig-Holstein (Germany ) in consequence of dealers charging the equivalent of £1 apiece for rabbits. ...

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  65. EARTHQUAKES IN ITALY.

    Renewed - earthquakes are reported to have occurred at Anocona,Florence and Ferrara (in Italy). ...

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  66. FRENCH GENERAL'S VIEWS.

    In a special article written for "The people" by the French authority, General Cherfils, the says:—"The France-British are well on the ...

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  67. WAGES OF WORKERS.

    Sir George Askwith (Chief Industrial Commissioner) is hearing a deputation representing all shipyard workers, who are asking for advances ...

    Article : 50 words
  68. BASE COINS CIRCULATED.

    Fraud on the public is not being practised by forged £5 notes only, for it has been brought under the notice of the police that counterfeit shillings ...

    Article : 90 words
  69. LANDINGS IN AUSTRALIA.

    A notification has been made by the British Foreign Office that nobody will be permitted to land in Australia without passports. ...

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  70. Advertising

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  71. "ENGLISH QUARTER" IN LISBON.

    The Municipality of Lisbon has decided to call the new quarter of the city the "English Quarter." ...

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