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  2. Victorian Farmer Saved from

    Mr. E. J. Inchbold, farmer, of Yarrawonga, Victoria, was among the passengers saved from the Cunard liner Laconia (18,099 tons), which was torpedoed ...

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  3. LEST WE FORGET.

    A Roman poot once declared that it was pleasant to stand in safety on the shore and watch others battling for life with the waves. One fears that ...

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  4. FEDERAL POLITICAL CRISIS. GENERAL ELECTION DECIDED UPON

    Crowded galleries were the most unusual [?]ght to-day of Monday morning meeting of the Senate. Nothing more mis needed to emphasise the intense public interest in ...

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  5. SITUATION IN AMERICA.

    After a continuous sitting lasting 26 hours the Senate's pension lapsed at noon yesterday without the bill having been passed which empowers the President to arm ...

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  6. Such of the cable news on this page so headed has appeared in "The Times," and is cabled to Australia by special permission. It should be understood that the opinions are not those of "The Times" THE WAR. WEST FRONT. unless expressly stated to be so.

    Sir Douglas Haig reports:—"We attacked and captured the enemy's front and support lines eastwards of Bouchevesnes on a 1200 yards frontage. We took 173 ...

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  7. GERMANY AND MEXICO.

    America is still feebly excited over the disclosures of a German plot to bring about war between America and Mexico and Japan. ...

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  8. German Intrigues Extend.

    A message from Punta Arenas, Chilie, says that German intriguing has extended to the Straits of Magellan. A consul and some wealthy Germans ...

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  9. THE GERMAN RETREAT.

    Sunshine continues on the Anere front, resulting in the enemy remaining quiet while aerial observation is possible, and resuming his movements at night. ...

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  10. CHINA AND GERMANY.

    A message from Peking states [?] "The Chinese Cabinet decided to b[?]ak relations with Gremany. The President of China disapproved. The Premier thereanon resigned. ...

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  11. GERMAN GUILE REVEALED.

    General von Stoin, the German Minister for War, speaking in the Roichstag, alleged that German prisoners in France were ill-treated and forced to work in the ...

    Article : 152 words
  12. ITALIANS REPULSE ENEMY.

    An Hatian official message says:—"After a violout artillery propatation the enemy attempted to storm our positions eastward of Gorizin, but was driven ...

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  13. FIGHTING IN PERSIA.

    A Kussian official message says:—"Our Persian detachment took the offensive in the direction of Bidjar, and occupied a village two miles to the ...

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  14. German Offer to Flemings.

    Amsterdam reports that the German Government has begun an energetic campaign to divide the Belgian peoples. It is lavishly courtilng the Flemings by ...

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  15. SPECIAL SESSION OF SENATE.

    President Wilson has called a special session of the Sanate for Monday. The New York "Tribune" will on Monday editorially call for an immediate tra ...

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  16. Relentless British Artillery Fire.

    "The Times" correspondent at headquarters says there is plenty of proof that the German losses all the winter is the real reason for the retreat. Belentiess British ...

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  17. GEMERAL NEWS.

    A statement issued by the Admiralty on Sunday evening announces that a British destroyer was sunk in the North Sea with all hands on Thursday. ...

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  18. GUN DUELS IN WOEVRE.

    A French communique says:—"Partics penetrated the ememy's second time of trenches south of Nouvison, between the Olse and the Aisne, and did great ...

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  19. ARMING OF VESSELS.

    It is currently reported, but not confirmed, that President Wilson has ordered the arming of merchantman. There is a feeling, that he could safely over-ride the ...

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  20. Enemy Demoralised.

    Mr. Bench Thomas says:—"More eloquent than words is the spectacle of ground deserted everywhere. Dead are uncared for, unburied, and unregarded for days, weeks, ...

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  21. General Birdwood in London.

    Lecutenant-General Sir William Birdwood, Commander of the First Australian and New Zealand Army Corps, has arrived in London to give evidence before the Dardanelles ...

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  22. VOLUNTARY RATIONING.

    The superiatendent of the Smithfield Market reports the result of the first week's volontary rationing with supplies of 6626 tons. The market was congested ...

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  23. Bulgarian Minister Demands Passports.

    A Baikan Press Agency announces that the Bulgarian Minister at Washington has been instructed to demand his passports. ...

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  24. THE EASTERN FRONT.

    A Petrograd telegram says that Senator Kristsoff, President of the Commission of Inquiry into the German atrocities, vouches for the following story:— ...

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  25. MR. J. W. GERARD.

    The State department (Washington) has received a wireless message from Mr. Gerared, who is voyaging to America on the Spanish steamer Infants isabel, stating that ...

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  26. BRITISH FRONT EXTENDED.

    It is announced by the Paris correspondent of "The Times" that the British front has been extended to Rove, south of the Somme. ...

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  27. IN THE COUNTRY.

    In the casually list issued by the Defence department on Friday, the name of Private T. Jones of Wosley Hill, Castlemaine, appeared as having died from ...

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  28. THE ITALIAN LOAN.

    Reuter's correspondent at Rome states subseriptions to the new italian loan at present amount to 2½ milliards of fire £100,000,000), whereof 1720 millions ...

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  29. PRESIDENT TAKES OATH.

    President Wilson, who began his second term of office, was sworn in, taking the oath of office at three minutes past 12 o'clock. ...

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  30. SOLIDARITY OF ALLIES.

    Reuter's correspondent at Petrograd says an inspired statement has been issued to the effect that the Allied Conference arforded fresh proof of the increasing ...

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  31. 1917 CAMPAIGN.

    It is stated by the Amsterdam correspondent of "The Times" that Germany is evidently ondeabvoring to work up public enthusiasm for the last round of the war, ...

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  32. POSITION EXPLAINED.

    Owing to the statement in Senator Millen's spech that both Houses were to be brought before the country immediately, the impression may he created that a double ...

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  33. GAME SENT TO SICK SOLDIERS.

    In connection with the State school effort to provide comforts for the sick soldiers in the Caulfield Military Hospital, a duck shoot was organised and 117 wild ducks ...

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  34. ANZACS CHEERFUL.

    Mr. Stanley Woodburn, Commissioner for the Australian Comforts Fund, has just returned from the British front in France. In the caurse of an interview, he said:— ...

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  35. BENDIGO.

    Mr. R. B. Weston has been notified that his son. Private E. L. Weston, of the Camel Corps, was admitted to te 14th Australian General Hospital on the 18th ...

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  36. RUTHLESS SUBMARINING.

    Writing in "The Matin" Vice-Admiral Fo[?] says that a month's experience of unrestricted submarine warfare shows that it will not save the Central Powers ...

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  37. SERVICES OFFERED.

    Mr. Noville Chamberlain, Director of National Services, speaking in London, said that the National Servive volunteers included a Minister of State, a director of ...

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  38. COMFORTS FOR SOLDIERS.

    Mrs. H. Whire, secretary of the Huntly Patriotic League, has received a letter from Corporal E. J. Aldridge, who is fighting in France, expressing his thanks for a ...

    Article : 104 words
  39. RED CROSS MOVEMENT.

    A bazaar organised by the Red Cross Society to augment its funds was opened on Thursday afternoon in the Public Hall by Cr. S. O. M'Crea. The stalls were ...

    Article : 123 words
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  41. "JOHN BULL NEVER LETS GO."

    Mr. Lloyd George, in a statement to the "Petit Parision," says:—"The British realise that civilisation is at stake. We islanders are a seafaring people. ...

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  42. RED CROSS SOCIETY.

    The monthly meeting of the Bendigo Red Cross Society was held yesterday, the Mayoress (Mrs. Beebe) presiding. It was reported that a little more money had ...

    Article : 241 words
  43. Failure of Blockade Shown.

    As proof of the comparative collapse of the submarine campaign, M. Mar[?]al Hutin writing in "The Echo de Paris," states that 142 vessels entered French ports on ...

    Article : 67 words
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