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  2. AMERICA AND THE WAR.

    The American Note to Germany demanding a guarantee of no further submarine attacks upon merchant ships carrying non-combatants his been ...

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  3. ITALY AND THE WAR.

    A sensation has been created in Italy owing to the "Corriere della Sara" and the "Giornale d'Italia," two of ths leading papers of Milan ...

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  4. THE TURKISH WAR.

    Reuter's correspondnt at the Dardanelles states that after the landing of the Allies on the western end of the Gallipoli Peninsula there were several ...

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  5. ITALY AND THE WAR

    There has been desperate fighting between the British and Germans on the Western front, and the British are admitted to have suffered serious losses, although, on the whole, maintaining their ground. The loss of our officers in the past fortnight has been large. The French are maintaining their gains on the Loos and Arras front. The Germans continue to follow the example of the British in South Africa, and erect blockhouses, but several of ...

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  6. THE GERMAN ADVANCE.

    The official communique issued in Berlin to-day claims that General Von Mackensen's advanced troops now stand before Przemysl, and occupy positions ...

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  7. VOLUNTARY SURRENDER.

    A memorial signed by 131 members of the London Stock Exchange, has been presented to the Lord Mayor of London declaring their loyalty, and [?] ...

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  8. RUSSIAN SUCCESSES.

    The Governor-General (Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson) to-night received the following cable message from the Secretary of State for the Colonies: ...

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  9. GENERAL WAR NEWS.

    As already announced, the names or the Kaiser, Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria, the King of Wurtemburg, Grand Duke Hesse, the Crown Prince ...

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  10. DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOUR OF INTERVENTION.

    There were great demonstrations in Rome to-day on the part of those favouring intervention in the war on behalf of the Allies. The police were ...

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  11. CIVILISATION AND ITS ENEMIES.

    The New York correspondent of the "Pall Mall Gazette" states that the American public realises that it cannot, without dishonour, remain neutral ...

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  12. RUSSIAN GENERAL AND STAFF CAPTURED.

    An official communique issued in [?] enna this afternoon claims that the Austrians have captured General Korniloff, the Russian commander, of the ...

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  13. ALLIES ADVANCING.

    The Australian and New Zealand troops on the Gaba Tepe sector are advancing continually, and crushing the Turkish resistance, desperate though it ...

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  14. POISONOUS GASES.

    Many civilians at Elverding, [?] singhe, and Vlamering in West Flanders, are suffering from hemorrhage of the lungs brought about by the use of ...

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  15. 50,000 TURKISH WOUNDED.

    Mail advices received at Athens from Constantinople state that 50,000 wounded Turkish soldiers have arrived there from the Dardanelles. ...

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  16. ROLL OF HONOUR.

    The following sixteenth list of casualties amongst the Commonwealth forces at the Dardanelles has been issued:- KILLED IN ACTION. ...

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  17. SUBMARINE BLOCKADE.

    The British steamer Collairnie sank a German submarine to-day off the coast of Northumberland. The engineers of the vessel felt the shock of the collision, ...

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  18. GOEBEN ATTACKS THE AUSTRALIANS.

    The battle-cruiser Goeben attempted yesterday to shall the Australians at Gaba Tepe, bu the British battleship Lord Nelson opened fire on her, and ...

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  19. A WHIP OF SCORPIONS.

    The "New York Herald" describes Dr. Wilson's Note as a "whip of scorpions." The most significant words are its plain declaration. An expression of ...

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  20. VIOLENT SPEECHES.

    Signor Marcora has declined to form a National Ministry, and Signor Salandra has been invited to remain in office. There were great intervention ...

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  21. THE WESTERN FRONT.

    The communique issued at midnight last night says:- Our offensive movement to the north of Arras continues, in spite of ...

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  22. TURKISH REPRISALS.

    Router's correspondent at Athens, referring to the statement that the American Ambassador in London (Dr. Page) had handed to Sir Edward Grey, ...

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  23. THE BATTLE OF AUBERS.

    The "Daily Mail" publishes a spectator's account of the fight at Aubers last Sunday. It was, he says, a battle of Neuvo Chapelle on a greater scale. ...

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  24. THE KAISER'S EMISSARY.

    Herr Von Dernburg, the Kaiser's omissary to the United States, where he has been trying to justify Germany's actions during the war, has promised to ...

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  25. A WEEK'S LOSSES.

    For the week ending Wednesday last, six vessels, with a total tonnage of 47,564 tons, were sunk by German submarines, which is the greatest total for ...

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  26. DIED OF WOUNDS.

    Ninth Battalion,—Lieutenant Patterson, W. B. J.; Private Stevenson R. L. SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. (New South Wales.) ...

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  27. ATTACK ON NEUTRAL VESSELS.

    The Danish steamer Marthat, 1,182 tons, was torpedo[?]d and sunk yesterday by a German submarine off Aberdoen. Her crew of l8 were saved. ...

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  28. TRANSPORTS SAIL.

    Five transports conveying Italian troops left Brindisi to-day, professedly for Albania, where activity is being shown among insurgents in the pay or ...

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  29. LABOUR AND THE WAR

    Representative of both employers and workers on the River Clyde have telegraphed to Field-Marshal Sir John French and Admiral Sir John Jelli[?] ...

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  30. FRENCH GAINS MAINTAINED.

    A communique states that a ceaseles rain of shells has been continued since yesterday. We have carried several trenches south-eastward of Souchez, ...

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  31. NEW ZEALAND TROOPS.

    A number of wounded New Zealanders have arrived at Birmingham and Chichester from the Dardanelles. Mr. T. McKenzie, the High Commissioner, ...

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  32. WAR IN AFRICA.

    Sir George Reid, the High Commissioner of Australia, and Mr. T. Mackenzie, the High Commissioner of New Zealand, have cabled to General Botha, ...

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  33. SUBMARINE FIRED AT.

    Yesterday a British patrol boat fired three shots at a German submarine, but it could not be ascertained if it was struck, though the submarine disap ...

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  34. MESSAGE TO GOVERNOR GENERAL.

    The Governor-General (Sir Ronald Munro Ferguson) yesterday received the following cable message from the Secretary of State for the Colonies: ...

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  35. THE FRENCH OFFENSIVE.

    The following cable message was received to-night by the Governor-General (Sir Ronald Munro Fergusen) from the Secretary of State for the ...

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  36. CONTINUANCE OF THE STRUGGLE.

    This afternoon's communique says:- The struggle in the district to the north of Arras continues. We have made progress to the extent of 500 ...

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  37. THE SINKING OF THE LUSITANIA.

    The German Admiralty states that the Lusitania was torpedoed once, and her rapid sinking must be attributed to the explosion of the large quantity of ...

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  38. STRIKE OF TRAMWAYMEN.

    The tramwaymen in London have struck work, and are demanding a war bonus of 3s. a week each. ...

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  39. DEATHS FROM OTHER CAUSES.

    Third F.A. Brigade—Gunner Williams, A. E. died of pneumonia and heart failure (previously reported wounded). SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. ...

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  40. WORKING AT FULL PRESSURE.

    The workers in the English towns which are producing arms and ammunition are now working at full pressure. Men above the enlistment age are ...

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  41. FIGHT FOR A HILLTOP.

    An officer who has been wounded in the fighting to the north of Arras tells the following story:- "At sunrise on Sunday our troops ...

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  42. GERMAN BARBARISM

    A crowded meeting was held at Chelsea last night to protest against German barbarities. Mr. L. J. Maxse. the editor of the "National Review." ...

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  43. WOUNDED.

    Fifteenth Battalion,—Lieutenant Kes sell, H. SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT. (New South Wales.) ...

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  44. WAR IN THE AIR.

    The crows of Dutch trawlers report seeing a German Taube machine drop three bombs in the North Sea. One of these blew up a Dutch trawler. ...

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  45. THE BATTLE OF YPRES

    Though the battle of Ypres continues, and there is still much sanguinary fighting, the Germans now show signs of weakening, owing to the Allies' vigorous ...

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  46. THE EASTERN FRONT.

    To-day's communique says:- On May 12 (Wednesday) the Austrians were forced to evacuate a forti[?]ed front 140 versts (nearly ...

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  47. ENEMY SUBJECTS.

    Orders have been issued by the British Government to arrest enemy aliens. Many of these have voluntarily surrendered. ...

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  48. AEROPLANE STRUCK BY SHRAPNEL.

    During the battle of Ypres a French monoplane, which was reconnoitring the German position, was struck by a German sh[?]apnell shell. The pilot ...

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  49. PUBLIC OPINION IN GERMANY.

    Public opinion in Germany professes to be indignant at the inter[?]ment of German and Austrian subjects in Great Britain, and the newspapers ...

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  50. DESPERATE GERMAN ATTACKS.

    The German offensive has now reached the desperate phase, and they contiue to hud reckless attacks on the Allies' lines. There were several ...

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  51. TURKS DRIVEN BACK.

    In a desperate six hours' fight the Allies have dislodged the Turks from the heights near Kritha and entrench[?] themselves there. ...

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  52. CRUCIFIED CANADIANS.

    Trooper Needs, of the Second Life Guards, states that two Canadians have been found dead nailed to doors This confirms the widely-prevalent rumour ...

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  53. GALICIAN OPERATIONS.

    The communique issued this afternoon refers as follows to the fighting in West Galicia:- The fighting in West Galicia is ...

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  54. BELGIAN RELIEF.

    The sum of £l0,000 was received yesterday from various sources in New Zealand for the National Belgian Relief Fund, and brought up the total amount ...

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  55. FEELING IN SOUTH AFRICA.

    The warehouses of several large German firms were totally burnt during last night's anti-German riots. The contents of many shops and hotels were ...

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  56. EXILED BRITISH SUBJECTS.

    Twenty-five British subjects, who were in exile at Gallipoli, have now been transferred to Broussa, in Asiatic Turkey. ...

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  57. THE CARENCY BATTLE.

    The following official statement regarding the fighting round Carency was issued to-day:- Two thousands Germans were made ...

    Article : 326 words
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