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  2. MR. PHILIP GIBBS.

    Mr. Philip Gibbs writes:— "The enemy on Sunday continue his efforts to advance, seeking to cross the Somme south of Peronns ...

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  3. PRESIDENT WILSON.

    President Wilson has cabled to Sir Douglas Haig, congratulating him on the heroic stand by the British against the Germans, and ...

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  4. SOUTH AUSTRALIA'S ADMIRATION.

    The Governor, Sir Henry Galway, to-day despatched the following cablegram to the Secretary of State, in London:— ...

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  5. "JULES VERNE" GUN.

    The vagaries of the "Jules Verne" gun continue to excite the public. It is now believed that two guns' shells reach a height of twenty ...

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  6. ITALY AND THE EAST

    The "Times" correspondent at the Italian front, Mr. G. Ward Price, says:—"The snows will be off the mountains in three weeks ...

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  7. MR. PERCIVAL PHILLIPS.

    Mr. Percival Phillips writes:—"The second battle of the Somme is being fought in the open, across dead country converted into hills and ...

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  8. NAVAL AEROPLANE SAID

    An Admiralty report states:—"Naval aeroplanes emerged from Dunkirk between the 21st and 24th, and destroyed enemy machines and ...

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  9. GERMAN OFFICIAL NEWS

    Referring to the second day's fighting, a German evening report states:—"During the night battle Bapaume fell into our hands. Hot ...

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  10. BULGARIA AND TURKEY

    The Bulgarian and Turkish new papers have fallen out over the Dobrudja. The Turks favour the re-establishment of the equilibrium ...

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  11. REINFORCEMENTS FOR FRANCE

    Mr. Lloyd George said that men, guns, and "tanks" were on the way to France. For every one that was lost, a thousand more would be ...

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  12. LOSSES IN THE AIR

    A French official communique this afternoon states:—"From February 15 to March, 15, fifty-two enemy aeroplanes were brought down or set on ...

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  13. THE HEWS IN AMERICA

    Tremendous interest is manifested in the great offensive, especially the mysterious report of the shelling of Paris with long range guns. ...

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  14. PALESTINE OPERATIONS

    An official despatch from General Allenby, in Palestine, states :—"Parties of our troops crossed to Jordan, despite the strong current ...

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  15. AFFAIRS OF THE AIR

    Sir Douglas Haig reported last night:—"The weather on Saturday was favourable for aviation. Our aeroplanes were constantly employed ...

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  16. RUSSIAN SITUATION

    The "Frankfurter Zeitung" learns that the fall of Lenin is imminent, and that the accession to power of the Socialists, who repudiate the ...

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  17. GERMANY'S WAR COSTS

    An official Berlin report says the Chancellor has informed a deputation of the Lithuanian Provincial Council that Germany recognised ...

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  18. GENERAL WAR NEWS

    Sensational evidence was given in a spy case at Genoa. It was shows that Germans purchased 250,000 shares in the Genoa Electrical ...

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  19. THE FAR EAST

    Tuan Chi Jui has been re-appointed Premier, foreshadowing efforts to co-operate with the Japanese regarding intervention. ...

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  20. KAISKR'S JUBILANT MESSAGE.

    The Kaiser has telegraphed to the Empress announcing the capture of Bapaume, stating:—"My victorious troops are advancing victoriously ...

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  21. OPERATIONS AT SEA

    The German raider captured in the Pacific is reported to be able to sink any merchant ship. It is believed that she was fitted out on ...

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  22. U.S.A. ASSISTANCE.

    The Senate Military Committee conferred with the War Council. They are confident of Great Britain's ability to check the enemy ...

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  23. ENEMY PRESS VIEWS.

    The German newspapers are preparing the public for along struggle. The "Koelnische Zeitung's" correspondent says that the fighting is ...

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  24. FRENCH COMMUNIQUES

    A French communique this afternoon states:—"The French troops began on March 23 to intervene in the battle on the British front. They ...

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  25. MYSTERIOUS AIRSHIP

    The Greek War Ministry announces that on the evening of March, 21, an airship appeared over Crete, and was travelling ...

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  26. AMERICAN STEAMER SUNK

    A London report states that the American steamer Chattooche has been torpedoed. The crew of 78 were landed in England. ...

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  27. MARSHAL HAIG CONGRATULATED

    The Press Bureau reports that the King has telegraphed as follows to Sir Douglas Haig:—"I assure you that the fortitude, courage and ...

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  28. GERMAN INTERNED SHIPS

    Following the seizure of Dutch ships in the United States, the allies are likely to insist that other neutrals shall utilise German ships ...

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  29. DUNKIRK DESTROYER ACTION

    An eye-witness of the destroyer action off Dunkirk on March 21 states that the British vessels Botha and Morris, and French ...

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  30. HEAVIEST AIR FIGHTING EXPERIENCED.

    The day was remarkable for the weight of bombs dropped, and the number of flights made. Many thousand rounds were fired from ...

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  31. ALLIES FOOD SUPPLY

    The newspapers of Brazil and Uruguay urge leading agriculturist to conduct a publicity campaign with a view of obtaining the inten ...

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  32. CELEBRATIONS IN GERMANY.

    The Kaiser has ordered flags to be hoisted and joy guns fired throughout Germany to-day in celebration of the so-called victory, while a ...

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  33. SURVEY OF THE BATTLE

    Throughout the afternoon and Evening public anxiety for the latest news continued. Newspapers were bought up, despite high prices for ...

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  34. NEWS FROM AMERICA

    Official advices from Paris state that the offensive is continuing between Croiselles and Perminier, the Germans using nine divisions. ...

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  35. U.S.A. ECONOMY.

    Mr. Hoover, points out that unlea the public limits its consumption of wheat, compulsory measures, will be introduced. ...

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  36. BRITISH CABINET.

    The Press Bureau publishes the following:— "The Cabinet wishes to express the nation's thanks for its splendid ...

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  37. AUSTRALIANS AND PRUSSIANS

    The "New York" Herald's" Paris correspondent quotes the "Petit Parisien's" correspondent on the British front as saying:—"The ...

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  38. BOMBARDMENT OF PARIS

    The long range bombardment of Paris has been resumed, tout was interrupted after the second shot. Paris, March 25. ...

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  39. POPE'S EASTER MESSAGE

    The Pope, in an Easter message to the United States, says he could not make a better wish than that the Divine Redeemer would grant the ...

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  40. MELBOURNE WIRELESS STATION

    The following message, distributed by the United States wireless station at Honolulu, and intercepted by the radio station at Melbourne ...

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  41. VIEWS OF EXPERTS.

    Experts discredit, the, report that, the shells experienced, in Paris were dropped from aeroplanes, or that the projective bursts after travelling ...

    Article : 103 words
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