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  2. ENEMY IN FULL RETREAT.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Attacks were resumed between Cambrai and St. Quentin. The prisoners yesterday exceeded 8000. ...

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  3. PEACE MOVEMENT.

    VANCOUVER, Wednesday.—London has announced that President Wilson's note satisfies the Government that no further reply is intended until Germany's next move. ...

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  4. CAPITULATION OF MILITARISM.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Press Bureau states:—Brazil, replying to the Austro-German peace note, states: "We are persuaded the war can only end with the capitulation ...

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  5. FAR-REACHING CONCESSIONS.

    COPENHAGEN, Wednesday.—A political Writer intimately associated with the German Government, when interviewed, said that if Germany is required to abandon the ...

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  6. CAMBRAI CAPTURED.

    VANCOUVER, Wednesday.—Cambrai has been captured, with 8000 prisoners. General Pershing cables the capture of Gornay and four other villages, with 3000 prisoners, on ...

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  7. HEAVY COUNTER ATTACKS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Reuter's correspondent at British headquarters says- Heavy enemy counter attacks from the direction of Avion resulted in fierce ...

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  8. GREAT RETREAT BEGINS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Germans fell back three miles this morning on the whole front from the Scarpe to the Oise. Slight rearguard fighting indicates that a great ...

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  9. PRESIDENT WILSON'S NOTE.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Diplomatic circles in London regard President Wilson's note as characteristically clear and logical, and approve of the avoidance of a flat ...

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  10. ENEMY CAUGHT UNAWARES.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The presence of German tanks near the front suggests that we frustrated sin intended attack, catching the enemy unawares. Large numbers of ...

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  11. CAPTURE OF BUSIGNY.

    VANCOUVER, Wednesday.—London reports that the railway and city of Busigny, south-west of Le Cateau, have been captured. ...

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  12. MR. HUGHES' COMMENTS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Mr. Hughes (Australian Prime Minister), addressing Australian business men in London, declared- "Germany knows she is beaten. The ...

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  13. GIVEN A TERRIBLE HAMMERING.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Reuter's correspondent at British headquarters, writing on the evening of 8th October, says over sixteen enemy divisions have to-day been given a ...

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  14. "AN EYE FOR AN EYE."

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The "Times" says: The unmilitary policy of destruction is part of the peace propaganda, meaning "give me the advantages of a truce, or I ...

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  15. VERDUN FREED.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Reuter's correspondent at headquarters says: The Franco-Americans' success east of the Meuse has definitely freed' Verdun. ...

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  16. ELEVEN THOUSAND PRISONERS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The railway and city of Busigny, south-west of Le Cateau, have been captured. The retreat is developing hourly, being at the rate of nine miles ...

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  17. REIMS RELEASED.

    PARIS, Wednesday.—The last shells have fallen on Reims Cathedral. The French and Americans are driving the Germans over a front of two miles north of St. Pierre, ...

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  18. THE BALKANS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Serbians expect very heavy fighting jat Nish, whither three German divisions from Rumania and two Austrian divisions from Italy have been ...

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  19. RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

    CHURCH OF ENGLAND.—St. Andrew's, Lismore 8 (H.C.), 11 (farewell Communion service Mrs. Whyte and family), 7.30, Rev. A. R. Ebbs. Casino Road 2.30, Rev. A. R. ...

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  20. STATE PARLIAMENT.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—Sir Allen Taylor moved that it is desirable the Government should take into consideration the immediate necessity of completing the main North ...

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  21. RESCUE OF A BATTALION.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Reuter's correspondent at the American headquarters, Writing on Tuesday at noon, says:—Notable progress was made yesterday in a ...

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  22. ENEMY HEAVILY DEFEATED.

    LONDON, Thursday.—Sir. D. Haig reports: —We inflicted a heavy defeat on the enemy yesterday between Cambrai and St. Quentin, taking over 10,000 prisoners and ...

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  23. THE KAISER.

    LONDON, Wednesday. — Notwithstanding his democratisaion promises the Kaiser retains his pose as the All Highest. The pan-German newspapers and court circles ...

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  24. ARRIVAL OF MACKENSEN.

    VANCOUVER, Wednesdays.—Geneva reports that Field-Marshal Mackensen has arrived in old Serbia to save the remnants of the army which the Allies are ...

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  25. PEACE OFFER PREMATURE.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—A Melbourne manufacturer writes in the "Vossische Zeitung" that the peace offer is premature. He advocates the abolition of soldiers' leave, a ...

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  26. USKUB ENTERED.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Crown Prince of Serbia has entered Uskub, whither the Serbian Government is immediately proceeding. ...

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  27. ENTIRE FRONT ACTIVE.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Reuter's correspondent at French headquarters, writing on the afternoon of 8th October, says:—With the extension of the battle east of the Meuse ...

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  28. OFFICIAL REPORTS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Sir D. Haig reports:—We further progressed last night eastward of Sequehart and in the direction of Homain and Maistz. We reached the ...

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  29. AMERICA IN THE WAR.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—The following official wireless news has been received by the American Consul-General in Sydney- SEATTLE.—The war responsibilities have ...

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  30. THE ST. QUENTIN FRONT.

    VANCOUVER, Wednesday.—The Germans oil the St. Quentin front are in full retreat on a twenty mile front. British cavalry are pursuing the enemy in open country. ...

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  31. LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.

    Mr. Levy asked the Attorney-General if he knew there was a great amount of partiality in the State in regard to the liquor law. While the Act was being enforced against ...

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  32. PRIME MINISTER'S CONGRATULATIONS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Press Bureau states: The Prime Minister (Mr. Lloyd George) has sent the following message to Sir D. Haig: "I have just heard from ...

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  33. ADVANCE OF FIVE MILES.

    PA[?]RIS, Wednesday.—The Anglo-French have forced the enemy to a general retreat north and south of St. Quentin. We advanced five mile's and took 2000 prisoners. ...

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  34. FEDERAL PARLIAMENT.

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.—Mr. Watt denied a newspaper statement that the Government had commandeered all the woollen mills. Certain negotiations were ...

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  35. GENERAL WAR CABLES.

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—Influenza is increasing among civilians, but decreasing in the army camps. ...

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  36. CANADIANS FIRST TO ENTER CAMBRAI.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The whole of Cambrai is in British hands. The Canadians were the first to enter. ...

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  37. TUESDAY'S VICTORY.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Beach Thomas, the war correspondent, says:—The victory is pronounced. At 9 o 'clock last night plans Were immediately carried out to develop an ...

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  38. TURKISH MINISTERS.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Enver Pasha and Talast Pasha have resigned. Tewfik Pasha has been appointed Grand Vizier. ...

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  39. SURRENDER EXPECTED.

    VANCOUVER, Wednesday.—The "London Standard" expects the surrender of Turkey within 48 hours. ...

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  40. RUSSIA.

    STOCKHOLM, Wednesday.—A correspondent at Petrograd writes that ex-Premier Trepoff and ex-Minister of War Gauchkoff were executed by shooting. ...

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  41. AUSTRALASIA.

    SYDNEY, Thursday.—A cable received at Sydney to-day states the war risk from Norway to Australia has been reduced to two and a half per cent. At one stage of the ...

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  42. INNOCENT PRISONERS.

    STOCKHOLM, "Wednesday.—A message from Petrograd states that the Soviets overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to liberate all innocent prisoners. Wholesale ...

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  43. BUILDING PROHIBITION.

    MELBOURNE, Thursday.—A. War Precautions Act regulation prohibits the erection of markets, theatres, halls, hotels, and other buildings for public use without ...

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  44. UPHOLDING BOLSHEVISM.

    STOCKHOLM, Wednesday.—News f rom Petrograd states that the wholesale slaughter and arrests are diminishing. The Soviet Army of 300,000 is daily exercised in the ...

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  45. AMERICAN APPLE CROP.

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—The Agricultural Department estimates this year's commercial apple crop at 24,400,000 bushels as against last year's crop of 22,518,000 ...

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  48. THE SENATE.

    Debate took place on the Science Institute Bill on the second reading. The Senate adjourned until Wednesday. ...

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