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  2. JAPAN AND THE ALLIES

    The Emperor Yosbihite opened the Japanese Diet at Tokio on Monday. His Majesty referred in cordial terms to relations with the Allies, and said that ...

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  3. BATTLES IN POLAND

    An official Berlin message received in Amsterdam states that the Germans have gained a decisive success by repelling the advance of strong Russian forces to the ...

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  4. SEA SUPREMACY

    In a speech made to members of the Canadian Club at Montreal, the Dominion Prime Minister (Sir Robert Borden) said that evidences of Germany's ...

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  5. [?]LIES GAIN GROUND

    [?] is [?]dent that the Allies do not intend to allow the Germans to [?] quiet peaceful time during the winter season, and thereby permit [?] build up their forces and make the necessary arrangements for a [?] offensive when spring is [?]shored in. Right along the line from ...

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  6. AMERICA'S DEFENCE

    Representative Julius Khan, speaking before the Naval Committees appointed by the House of Representatives, contended that 500,000 men were needed for ...

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  7. BATTLE IN LODZ DISTRICT.

    A Petrograd message states that fighting continues along a 90-mile front in Lodz district. A wounded officer narrates that Prince ...

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  8. "EMDEN PUT OUT OF ACTION."

    It is stated in Alexandria, apropos of the smashing of the Emden, that H.M.A.S Sydney was scarcely out of sight when she signalled, "Have sighted ...

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  9. CAPTURE OF BATTERY.

    There are many instances of wonderful Russian dash and bravery. One regiment charged a German howitzer battery. The centre of the ...

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  10. SYDNEY CAPTAIN'S STORY.

    Late on Tuesday night the Navy Office in Melbourne published a copy of a letter received from Captain J. Glossop, R.N., of H.M.A.S Sydney, relating to ...

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  11. PAYMENT AFTER WAR

    Copenhagen advices state that a financial expert says that German importers who hitherto paid cash are now sending bills which the German Government ...

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  12. MADHOUSE BOMBARDED.

    The Germans have bombarded a madhouse on the outskirts of Lodz, says a Petrograd message. Scores of lunatics jumped from the windows of the ...

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  13. BRITISH TRADE

    British trade returns for the month of November show the following figures:— Imports (decreased £12,180,017 Exports (decreased) 20,151,569 ...

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  14. SERVIAN SUCCESS.

    A telegram from Krangujevatz, in Servia, states there is every sign that the Servians are defeating the Austrians, whose right wing has been broken and is ...

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  15. HIGH TREASON

    Herr Ahlers, German Consul at Sunderland, who was arrested in August last on a charge of treason, has now been indicted for high treason under a statue of ...

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  16. MONTENEGRO IN DIRE STRAITS.

    Montenegro, which joined in the war in order to help Servia, is in dire strains. King Nicholas has telegraphed to the "Bourse Gazette," a Petrograd newspaper, ...

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  17. FIRES IN FACTORIES

    Since the beginning of September 12 fires have broken out in factories which are executing contracts for the British Army. ...

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  18. PAY OF CHAPLAINS

    The Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) said to-day that chaplains appointed to the Australian military forces received no pay, but so that they may ...

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  19. GENERAL ITEMS

    Captain J. E. Duigan, a New Zealander, has graduated at the Military Staff College at Quett[?]. ...

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  20. BULGARIAN ATTITUDE.

    M. Radoslavoff, the Bulgarian Premier, speaking at a meeting of Assembly Deputies belonging to the Majority, told his bearers that, so far as he was able to see, ...

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  21. ARMY APPOINTMENT.

    Sir George Reid has congratulated Mr Frank Savage, accountant in the Commonwealth offices in London, on being appointed an honorary lieutenant-colonel in ...

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  22. WOOL EXPORTATION.

    The announcement is now made that the Board of Trade do[?]s not intend to remove the [?]mburg[?] on the export of wool for two months. It is permissible, however, to ...

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  23. SOVEREIGNTY OF THE AIR

    Despatches from Berne give the text of the reply made by Sir Ellward Grey (Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs) to the Swiss Federal Council in regard to the ...

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  24. BRITISH STEAMER SUNK.

    It is reported from Santiago de Chile that the German armed liner Prince Eitel Friedrich has sunk the British steamer Charcas off Puerto de Corral, on the ...

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  25. RAILWAYMEN'S WAGES.

    Mr Thomas, M.P. (Labor), the organising secretary of the Amalgamated Society o[?] Railway Servants, refering to the report that many branches of the National ...

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  26. TURKISH CRUISER DAMAGED.

    The Turkish cruiser Hamidieh (3830 tons) struck a mine in the Black Sea, and was so seriously damaged that she experienced great difficulty in regarding ...

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  27. EXPEDITIONARY FORCES

    The men of the first Austraian Expeditionary Force and of the New Zealand contingent have created a profound impression in Egypt, especially by reason ...

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  28. KING AT THE FRONT.

    "Eye-witness," who is attached to the British Headquarters' Staff, describing the King's visit to the front, says:— "His Majesty toured among the army ...

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  29. [?]TER'S CABLEGRAMS

    [?] communique states that we [?]et a few trenches on the left [?] Yser, which were still-in the [?] the enemy. ...

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  30. STEAMERS STRIKE MINES.

    Stockholm advices state that the Swedish steamers Luna (1605 tons) and Everilda (1366 tons) have been sunk through striking mines off Finland. The Luna's ...

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  31. BOMBS DROPPED AT OSTEND.

    The "Daily Chronicle's correspondent at Dunkirk states that a bomb dropped by a naval airman caused a serious fire at Ostend. ...

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  32. P. AND O. CO.'S FLEET.

    The P. and O., S.N. Co. report a profit of £339,703, with £68,703 carried forward. The directors report that immediately war was declared the Admiralty ...

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  33. CONVALESCENT HOME.

    Mr Charles Billyard Leake, of Young (N.S.W, has offered his English home, at Harcfield Park, Middlesex, to the Minister for Defence for use of the ...

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  34. GERMAN KILLS CIVILIANS.

    A German aeroplane on Sunday dropped a bomb at the railway station at Hazelbrouck. The townsfolk gathered at the spot, and ...

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  35. [?] THE OISE REGION.

    [?] official communique issued [?]s— s bombarded Oostouin [?] situate four Kilometres ...

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  36. WAR PLANNED IN 1910

    A most interesting disclosure has been made in the Italian Chamber of Deputies by Singer Giolitti, ex-Premier of Italy. It indicates that vengeance for the ...

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  37. IN EMPERATE SOLDIERS

    Despite the dry canteen, a considerable amount of drunkenness prevails amongst the soldiers who are [?]ncumped at Broadmeadows after pay-day To-day a ...

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  38. KAISER'S FINANCIAL LOSS.

    The capture of Worrmann liners involves personal less to the Kaiser, who was a large shareholder in the company. ...

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  39. LETTERS FOR THE TROOPS.

    To-day Senator Pearce announced that letters and other postal matter intended for members of the Australian Imperial Forces should be addressed to Egypt. ...

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  40. SUBMARINES FOR EUROPE

    It is mentioned in a Washington message that Mr W. J. Bryan, the Secretary for State, announced that steps have been taken to prohibit the construction ...

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  41. PRIVATE WILSON, V.C.

    Private George Wilson, of the Highland Light Infantry, who was awarded the Victorian Cross for single-handed capturing a German maxim, was a newsvendor ...

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  42. [?]GONNE DISTRICT.

    F[?]h Government recently arrived visit of journalists to Ver[?] low report that the ...

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  43. SOLDIERS FAREWELLED

    On Monday evening a large number of residents assembled in the Mechanics' Hall to bid farewell to Messrs M. Wookey and A. Leeman, members of the ...

    Article : 183 words
  44. BALLARAT PATRIOTIC FUND

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 34 words
  45. BOMBARDMENT OF CHURCH.

    About the beginning of December there was a violent bombarded of Lampern[?]isse, west ward of Dixmude. Five hundred French soldiers were sleeping in a ...

    Article : 84 words
  46. DESTITUTION IN BELGIUM

    The Belgian Relief Commission states that of the population of Brussels, numbering 650,000, no fewer than 218,000 adults and [?]1,000 children are dependent ...

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  47. BELGIAN RELIEF FUND.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 22 words
  48. [?]TEMPT TO CROSS FLOODS.

    advices state that the Ger[?] n on the 7th inst, made an[?] operate attempt to cross the [?] of Ramsrapelle. ...

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  49. ZINC SMELTING

    A New York message announces, quotes the "Engineering and Mining Journal," that Germany, which previously took the Australian production of zinc ore, will ...

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  50. RED CROSS FUND.

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    Detailed lists, results, guides : 12 words
  51. WAR AGAINST TURKEY

    A Petrograd message announced that the capture of Saral and Baschkala, where there were large military stores, opens a direct road to Van, and gave ...

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  52. RED CROSS SOCIETY.

    Miss Beccio M'Donald, bun secretary of the Ballarat branch Red Cross Society, desires to acknowledge the following additional contributions:—Ballarat College ...

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  53. RECRUITING IN ENGLAND

    It has transpired that 223,000 trade unionists have enlisted, whereof 19,000 are miners and 45,000 railway men. ...

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  54. SOLDIERS' SEND-OFF AT CLUNES.

    Six Clunes lads, are members of the Second Expeditionary Force, were accorded on enthusiastic send-off at a public gathering in the Town Hall on ...

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  55. PARIS BOURSE RE-OPENS

    Paris despatches state that brisk business was done on the Paris Bourse, which reopened on Monday. The market closed with a generally ...

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  56. ECONOMIC STRUCTURE

    According to a Washington message, the Secretary of the Treasury's report to Congress says that when war broke out the entire business and economic ...

    Article : 53 words
  57. Advertising

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  58. LORD MAYOR'S FUND.

    The Lord Mayor's Patriotic Fund has reached a total of £149,208, while the Belgian Relief Fund st[?]nde at £28,886. ...

    Article : 25 words
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