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  3. AMERICAN INTERESTS

    Washington messages report that President Wilson on Monday again adopted the unusual course of personally addressing Congress in connection with the international situation, dealing at length with ...

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  4. RAID ON ENGLISH COAST

    Sir Edward Carson, First Lord of the Admiralty, announced in the House of Commons on Monday that German destroyers bombarded Broadstairs and ...

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  5. SUPER-FRIGHTFULNESS

    Now has been received that the Cunard liner Laconia (18,099 tons) has been sunk without warning on a voyage from New York to Livorpool ...

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    the cable news on this page so headed has appeared in the "Times," cabled to Australia by special permission. It should be understood opinions are not those of the "times" unless expressly stated to be so ...

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  7. BRITISH SUCCESSES

    announcal that Kut-el-Amara, on [?] has been captured by the Bri[?] (Reuter.) House of Commous on Monday ...

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  8. (United Service.)

    It is now announced that all the crow and passengers of the Cunard liner Laconia (18,099 tons) which was sunk on Sunday night have been saved ...

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  9. (The "Times.")

    It is believed that the crow of the Laconia numbered 300. The number of passenger on the steamer is not known here, but it is now ...

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  10. GAINS IN THE WEST

    British progress on the An[?] is regarded an moat satisfactory, although there is disappointment at the fact that the occupation of the Serre salient was ...

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  11. PEOPLE WATCH BOMBARDMENT.

    A strong light in the sky awakened the people of Margate and Broadstairs, and the bursting star-shells, which cast a white light over the sea, revealed red ...

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  12. SHELL EXPLODES IN HOUSE.

    The "Times" correspondent at Broadstairs says that a little village between Broadstairs and Margate was suddenly hombarded at 11.15. Only one old ...

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  13. PICKING UP THE SURVIVORS

    Fifteen survivors of the Laconia have landed at Bantry. The remainder are expected. A hospital is being prepared to received 15 who were injured ...

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  14. (Reuter.)

    A French communique says:— "We raided the German line near Ville sur Tourbe, in the Champagne, destroyed many dugouts, and brought back ...

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  15. LAIR MUST BE DESTROYED.

    The "Times" naval correspondent says that until the enemy's lair on the Belgian coast is destroyed the neighboring British shore will be liable to sporadle ...

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  16. LATER INFORMATION.

    The "Daily Chmniele's" correspondent at Queenstown states that the L[?]conia was torpedoed twice in comparatively calm weather. She listed heavily, and ...

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  17. WILFUL ACTS OF OTHERS.

    "War can only come by the wilful acts of others." said President Wilson as hedrew near the conclusion of his speech. "The form in which action may become ...

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  18. (British Admiralty Intercepts: Collected by the Wireless Press).

    A German official message says:— "French attacks were unsuccessful southward of Cornay (in the Champagne). The enemy yesterday lost eight ...

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  19. BRILLIANT STRATEGY.

    capture of Kut is the immediate of Gen Maude's brilliant strategy [?] the Tigris above the [?] compelling the enemy to ...

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  20. BATTLE CRUISER FLEET

    Rear-Admiral W. C. Pakenham has succeded Vice-Admiral Sir David Beatty in the command of the battle cruiser fleet. Rear-Admiral Pakenham who was ...

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  21. (The "Times.")

    Later information from New York states that there were six American passengers an 20 Americans among the crew of the Laconia ...

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  22. THE GERMAN RETREAT.

    Lt Fileon Young, the well-known journalist., states that the Germans are still withdrawing. The whole enemy line between Commecourt and Warloncourt, a ...

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  23. OTHER VESSELS SUNK.

    It is announced that the British steamer Dorothy (3806 tons), owned by J. Ness, of Sunderland, and a trawler have been sunk ...

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  24. ADMIRAL FISHER

    In the Commons Admiral Mexu declared that there was a hydra-headed intriguo to recall Admiral Fisher, who deserted his post like a trailor. He would ...

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  25. THE NATION'S SPIRIT.

    Reuter's correspondent at Washington reports that ex-President Taft, Mr Choate, and numerous other prominent neurtrals have issued a manifesto stating ...

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  26. ORLEANS REACHES BORDEOUX.

    The "Times" correspondent at Paris [?]that the American steamer Orlcans, which was reported on Sunday to be approaching the French coast, has arrived ...

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  27. DISASTER RETRIEVED.

    [?] of the most humiliating disasters [?] war, only relieved by the magnifi[?] of Lt-Gen Sir Charles [?] and his troops, has been ...

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  28. FOOD ECONOMY

    It is announced by the Official Press Bureau that Lord Devonport, the Food Controller, has notified that bread must be sold in loaves of 1 lb weight or an even ...

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  29. ISSUE OF WAR BONDS.

    Reuter' correspondent at Washington states that it is proposed to issue special war bonds to the value of £20,000,000 ...

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  30. SAILINGS TO BE RESUMED.

    New York reports that it is officially announced that it President Wilson is authorised by Congress to arm ships vessels of the American Line will resume ...

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  31. (Reuter.)

    The enemy's retreat from the Ancrs is the most considerable since the battle of the Marne. It is undoubtedly the result of ...

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  32. BERNSTORFF'S PARTY.

    Reuter's correspondent at Halifax reports that the rubber heels worn by the officers accompanying Count Bernstorff were removed to-day in the final stage of ...

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  33. IMPERIAL PREFERENCE

    Liberals who support the Free-trade policy are organising opposition to the proposal for Imperial preference. Mr R. M'Kenna, formerly Chancellor ...

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  34. FORGED ARTICLES

    In the Commons Mr Dillon asked did the Chief Secretary intend to investigate Dr Seton Watson's charges that the "Morning Post" had been made the ...

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  35. CIVILIAN PRISONERS

    A large meeting held in London on Monday unanimously adopted a resolution urging the immediately exchange of interned civilians ...

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  36. ANZACS ON SOMME.

    Throughout February the Australians on the Somme were busy raiding the German lines. In the third week the Fifth Division ...

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  37. MEDIATION TO BE ATTEMPTED.

    Advices from Buenos Ayres announce that it is reported that Argentina has initiated negotiations with the Latin American Republics with a view to jointly ...

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  38. BASE FOR SUBMARINES.

    Reuter's correspondent at New York reports that a German attempt to establish a submarine base on L[?]ucia Island, south-east of Cuba, was blocked by ...

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  39. RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN

    A Russian official message received this afternoon says that Russian reconnoitring troops penetrated enemy trenches west of Jablonitza, in Bukowiha ...

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  40. ITALIAN OPERATIONS

    An official Italian report received this evening says:— "We drove back and dispersed enemy detachments to the south-eastward of ...

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  41. CROSS FOR EX-MINISTER

    Lt A. C. Carmicheal, formerly Minister for Education in New South Wales, has been recommended for the Military Cross ...

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  42. BARQUE AND STEAMER SUNK.

    The barquentine Malta and the British steamer Algiers have been sunk ...

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  43. GERMAN SCHEME FOILED

    Under the heading of "Violation of Noutrality," "The Mercurio" of Sautiage de Chtle, of 28th November, 1910, states that the judicial authority of Valparaise ...

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  44. FOOD RIOTS IN NEW YORK

    Reuter's correspondent at New York reports that food rioting was renewed yesterday afternoon. Several hundred women attacked the vegetable waggons, but ...

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  45. COLORED BOYS RECRUITED

    As a result of a request made by the South African Government to the War Office, 2400 colored boys are being recruited for service in France as transport ...

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  46. DARDANELLES INQUIRY

    In reply to a question by Commander Carlyon Bellairs (Unionist), in the House of Commons on Monday. Mr A. Bonar Law. Chancellor of the Exchequer, said ...

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  47. FRENCH AIRSHIP DESTROYED.

    A Berlin official message says:—"Our anti-aircraft guns brought down a French airship in flames near Mets on the night of 23rd February. its carge of bombs exploded when it touched ground ...

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  48. THINNER PAPER FOR BOOKS

    Publishers prophesy that books in future will be printed on thinner paper, and not have cloth backs ...

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  49. OVERSEAS CLUB

    The Duke of Connaught will open the Overseas on 6th March ...

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