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  2. PASSES CAPTURED.

    The French on Saturday captured the passes at Bonhommi and Saint Marie. They are now through the Nosges, and also hold the summits commanding St, ...

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  4. KAISER'S NEPHEW CAPTURED.

    Prince George, who is a nephew of the Kaiser, is now a prisoner at Brussels. ...

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  5. LONDON OLYMPIA.

    The London Olympia has been made into a concentration camp. Three hundred Germans are now interned there, while many other Germans are imprisoned ...

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  6. GERMAN PRISONERS.

    It is officially stated that eight thousand German prisoners have been captured. ...

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  7. FRENCH HOLD TOWNS.

    It is officially announced that the French troops continue to hold Fernz, Mulhausen, and Altkirch. Before them is the Forest of Hart, ...

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  8. THE ARMIES PREPARING.

    Details from all war centres are meagre. Reconnaisances in force have temporarily ceased. The French advance in Alsace ...

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  9. FORCES REINFORCED.

    Both the German and French forces have been reinforced. A hundred French troops were killed and wounded at Altkirch. ...

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  10. BELGIAN WAR OFFICE SATISFIED.

    The Belgian War Office claims that the situation is satisfactory. The French armies in Belgium are advancing methodically. ...

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  11. CRYSTAL PALACE.

    The Crystal Palace has been offered to the War Office as a temporary hospital. ...

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  12. STEAMER STRIKES MINE.

    The steamer Tysla, engaged in trade between Norway, South Africa and Australia, caught fire after striking a mine and sank. ...

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  13. BOY SCOUTS.

    The British Government has recognised the boy scouts as a non-military body of public servants, ...

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  14. BRADFORD WOOL MARKET.

    The Bradford wool market is at a standstill, with the exception that there is a good inquiry for low crossbred wool for khaki clothing. ...

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  15. CONFERENCE OF LEADERS.

    The Prime Minister this evening made a statement regarding the business transacted at the conference held to-day, between representatives of the ...

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  16. TYSLA STILL AFLOAT.

    The Norwegian steamer Tysla (1676 tons), which struck a floating mine off the Dutch coast while on a voyage from Australia to Norway, did not sink. The ...

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  17. COMMONS ADJOURNS.

    The House of Commons has adjourned until the 25th August. Mr. Asquith said that the Government hoped then to wind up the session in a ...

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  18. OCCUPATION OF LIEGE.

    Ten thousand Germans have entered Liego, between Evignee and Fleron, and are now living in the University, schools, and public buildings, and are conducting ...

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  19. GERMAN RESERVISTS.

    German naval reservists were found working the steamer Zealandia, which was being equipped for sea. ...

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  20. THE KAISER.

    It is reported that the Kaiser has gone to Aix-la-Chapelle. ...

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  21. UHLANS CAPTURED.

    Fifty Uhlans have been captured and disarmed at Maistricht, and interned at Alkmaar. ...

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  22. IRISH VOLUNTEERS.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr. Asquith said that Lord Kitchener was anxious to give every help in the organisation and equipment of the Irish ...

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  23. TROOP TRAINS FIRED ON IN ENGLAND.

    Troop trains have been fired on from both sides of Crowhurst, Surrey. Windows were broken. The police are searching for motor cars which were seen in ...

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  24. GERMANS CROSS MEUSE.

    The German have thrown a pontoon bridge across the Meuso above Liege, and are making for the Namur fortress situated higher up the valley of that ...

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  25. GLASGOW METAL MARKET.

    In the House of Commons yesterday Mr M'Kenna, in announcing the remission of sentences being served by suffragettes and prisoners connected with recent ...

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  26. THE BRITISH FLEET.

    The "Daily Mail" states that the British fleet commands the North Sea, and that all the approaches to Germany are closed. ...

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  27. GERMAN SOLDIERS SPIRITLESS.

    All telegrams agree that the German soldiers are fighting in a spiritless manner and have to be forced by their officers. ...

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  28. TROOP TRAIN FALLS OVER BRIDGE.

    A Canadian troop train carrying a number of troops who had volunteered for the expeditionary force, was wrecked near Quebec while crossing a bridge. ...

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  29. SINKING OF THE AMPHION.

    The Amphion survivors state that when the Koeaigen Luise, was sighted a shot was fired across her bows. She refused to stop and a chase began. Destroyers ...

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  30. LINER CAPTURED.

    Advice has been received that a British cruiser has captured the Hamburg-Amerika Company's liner Caportegal with a million specie aboard. ...

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  31. EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.

    Victoria is to provide at least one Brigade of Infantry in addition to its proportion of Light Horse, Field Artillery and Departmental Troops. Colonel ...

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  32. LARGE GERMAN LINER.

    Interesting news was brought to-day by the Anglo-American Oil Company's steamer Narragansett, which arrived at New York to-day. The captain reported ...

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  33. THE AUSTRIAN FLEET.

    Thirteen Austrian battleships and cruisers, and sixteen torpedo boats have been sighted in the Adriatic. ...

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  34. EXCITEMENT IN JAPAN.

    Prolonged councils between the Cabinet and elder statesmen have excited public opinion. The newspapers strongly advocate war, ...

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  35. THE GOEBEN AND BRESLAU.

    The Coeben and Breslan have passed Greece, apparently going towards the Dardenelles. ...

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  36. WELSH MINERS.

    The Welsh miners, who previous to the war declaration declined to accelerate the production of coal, have now decided to assist the Government to their utmost, ...

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  37. AUSTRIA AND FRANCE.

    Ruler's correspondent at Paris states as official that the ambassador has been recalled from Vienna. ...

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  38. THE FRENCH ADVANCE.

    The "Pall Mall Gazette" states than an official message says the Germans have been trying to inundate the Seille Valley in order to delay the French ...

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  39. TRAINING TO GO ON.

    Act is to go on uninterruptedly, it was officially stated to-day, in reply to the question whether the appointment of officers to expeditionary forces would ...

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  40. GERMAN TROOPS.

    The French Government has ascertained that Austrian troops in Germany are allowing a number of Germans to act against France, which is regarded as a ...

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  41. GERMAN ADVANCE ON FRANCE.

    The German Army, which is advancing directly on France is coming by way of Esch-sur-Masello, Raze, and Merle. ...

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  42. OFFICER APPOINTED.

    Major C. H. Brand, General Staff Officer, was notified from headquarters this morning that he had been appointed to an important position in the ...

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  43. GERMAN ARMS AT ANTWERP.

    A large depot, containing arms of German origin, has been discovered at Antwerp. ...

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  44. GERMAN MAJOR SHOT.

    A German Major, surprised at Tours, blowing up a railway bridge, has been courtmartialled and shot. ...

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  45. AUSTRIAN AMBASSADOR.

    The Austrian ambassador at Paris has asked for his passport. ...

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  46. FALL IN FLOUR.

    Although the Victorian Millowners' Association has announced a reduction in flour from £10 to £9,15/ a ton, this is only a fractional revision of two increases ...

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  47. SPIES SUFFER DEATH PENALTY.

    Short shrift was accorded three Japanese who were caught by the Germans sketching the fortifications at Tsing-tao, in the German protectorate of Kiau-Chau. ...

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  48. SUBMARINE SUNK.

    The Admiralty has informed the Lord Mayor of Birmingham that the cruiser Birmingham sank the submarine U15. ...

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  49. MONTENEGRAN COAST BOMBARDED.

    Cruisers have destroyed the wireless station, electrical works, naval station, storehouses, and a number of private houses at Antivari, and have sailed ...

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  50. SACRED RECITAL.

    The sacred recital to be given in the Presbyterian Church to-night promises to be one of the finest musical treats heard in Echuca for some ...

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  51. Original Correspondence.

    (Whilst this column is always open for free discussion of public topics, we do not hold ourselves responsible for any opinions expressed by the writers of ...

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  52. GERMAN RESERVISTS ARRESTED.

    Two hundred German reservists while embarking at Folkestone were arrested yesterday. Sixty German reservists were arrested ...

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  53. WIRELESS MESSAGES INTERCEPTED

    Thirteen Germans, all of them members of the crew of a German tramp steamer now in port at Bombay, have been arrested. ...

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  54. A CORRECTION.

    Sir,—As I was not at Mr. Gourley's meeting at the Village Settlement on August 1st, it is therefore erroneous to advertise me as having acted as ...

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  55. SERVIA'S POSITION.

    Heavy seige artillery have resumed the bombardment of Belgrade. ...

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  56. ROYAL SHOW NOT POSTPONED.

    It was announced at a meeting of the council of the Royal Agricultural Society of Victoria to-day that the annual show will be opened on September 21, as ...

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  57. GERMAN PRINCE KILLED.

    Prince. William Hippe and his son were killed at Seraing during the assault on Liege. ...

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  58. ESPIONAGE IN LONDON.

    The police have discovered several wireless plants on houses occupied by Germans in London and the suburbs. ...

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  59. GOLD LADEN MOTORS.

    The Germans have captured three motor cars which were carrying large sums of money, and were trying to cross the Russian frontier. ...

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