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  2. OFFICIAL CABLES.

    Mr. Cook has received the following official message from Sir George Reid:—The situation of the Allies continues good. ...

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  3. COMPORTS FOR THE SOLDIERS

    From 2 to 6 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon a party of ladies worked steadily at the machines, or by hand, making fi[?]nel shirts and pants for the soldiers. A ...

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  4. FRENCH IN ALSACE. CONTINUED ADVANCE.

    The despatch of the expeditionary force from Great Britain was carried out with the remarkable secrey and success highly characteristic of Lord Kitchener's methods. ...

    Article : 305 words
  5. FALSE REPORT OF DISASTERS.

    The Press Bureau warned the public that the enemy is attempting to spread false reports of disasters. The bureau adds that the censor has already stopped a canard ...

    Article : 87 words
  6. RED GROSS SYSTEM IN FRANCE.

    An excellent red cross system has been established in France. Many German soldiers are being treated in French hospitals. ...

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  7. ON RUSSIAN FRONTIER. FURTHER SUCCESSES BY RUSSIANS

    It is officially announced that the Russian vanguard has occupied five points in the enemy's territory. The enemy's forward movement has been ...

    Article : 71 words
  8. GERMANY AND BELGIUM THE BATTLE OF DINANT.

    The latest reports regarding the battle of Dinant show that it was more important than hitherto realised. The loss on both sides was heavy. ...

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  9. ALL SAINTS PRO-CATHEDRAL.

    A large number of ladies of the congre[?]tion met in All Saints School Hall yesterday for the purpose of making garments for the men who are going to the frour. ...

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  10. HEROIC COSSACK.

    Details of the affray in which a Cossack named Krintchkoff killed eleven Germans singlchanded, and was decorated by the authorities for the feat, are now available. ...

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  11. Y.W.C.A. PATRIOTIC LEAGUE.

    The Y.W.C.A. Patriotic League got to work yesterday on the making of shirts, etc., for the troops, and groups worked energetically morning, afternoon and ...

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  12. BENDIGO VOLUNTEER HONORED.

    Corporal Hilbert K. T. Chancellor, of the 17th Light Horse. son of Mr. N. G. Chancellor, of Barnard-street, Bendipo, and who for some years has been connected with the ...

    Article : 82 words
  13. THE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE. BENDIGO.

    One of the most pathetic effects of war is the severance from home and the Family circle of the soldier when called to take his place in the battlefield. Whether he be ...

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  14. BANNER OP UNITED RUSSIA.

    The Grand Duke Nicholas, Commander-in-Chief of the Russian forces, has appealed to Russian residents in Galicia (Austria) to let the country throw off the foreign yo[?] ...

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  15. TO-NIGHT'S DEMONSTRATION.

    The patriotic demonstration called by the Mayor (Cr. Andrew) will be held in the Town Hall this evening, starting at 8 o'clock. Mr. Lawson, M.L.A., Minister for ...

    Article : 56 words
  16. "ALL CONTINUES WELL."

    It is officially stated that all continues well with the Belgian army. A German cavalry patrol has been sighted north of Antwerp. ...

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  17. BUSSIAN ROYAL FAMILY.

    There are now no fewer than 11 members of the Russian Royal family at the front. ...

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  18. CASTLEMAINE REFORT.

    The Mayoress's fund to provide comforts for the soldiers now amounts to £132, and a large quantity of material suitable for clothing, etc. Several sewing machines ...

    Article : 53 words
  19. HUNTLY VOLUNTEERS.

    At the ordinary meeting of the Sir Henry Barkly Lodge. M.U., last night, reference was made to the departure of three members with the Australian Expeditionary ...

    Article : 144 words
  20. RUSSIANS WRECK AEROPLANE.

    Advices from St. Petersburg state that the Russians destroyed a German aeroplane at Sammo, on the coast of Finland. The three occupants of the machine were ...

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  21. MELBOURNE. THE EXPEDITIONARY FORCE.

    The first outward evidence of preparations in Melbourne for war manifested itself to-day, when four half battalions of volunteers marched from Victoria Barracks ...

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  22. LIEGE FORTS STILL HOLD OUT.

    The French Embassy states that Liege forts still hold out. Not one has been captured. ...

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  23. JAPAN AND GERMANY.

    A message from Washington to-day mentioned that it was stated in that city that Japan intends to capture all Germany's Pacific possessions, including the Samoan ...

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  24. ARMY COMMANDS.

    It is announced that Lieut.-General Sir Douglas Haig has been appointed to the command of the First Army Corps of the British expeditionary force. Major-General ...

    Article : 85 words
  25. GALLANT DEFENDERS.

    The "Daily News and Leader" is responsible for the intelligence to-day that [?] of the defenders of Liege retired last night in good order. ...

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  26. OUR GERMAN CITIZENS.

    At the reception in the Town Hall last night Mr. George Mackay read a letter from Pastor Leypoldt, apologising for his absence, and it included the following ...

    Article : 457 words
  27. KAISER'S SON.

    A report is in circulation in Pavis to the effort that the German Crown Prince has been grievously wounded at Aix-la-Chapelie. At the Hague it is reported that ...

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  28. AUSTRIA AND HER FOES.

    The latest advices from the front state that the Montenegrins are invading Dalmatia through Herzegevira, and are now within two hours of Ragusa, a town on the ...

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  29. FRENCH PEOPLE FRANTIC WITH JOY.

    Letters from the British troops state that on arrival of the British the French people became frantic with joy. Women hagged and kissed the British soldiers. Women. ...

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  30. GERMANY AGAIN TRIES.

    Paris news confirms the report that King Albert of Belgium had rejected the fresh request made by Germany, through Holland, for the unrestricted passage of ...

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  31. SWITZERLAND.

    The residents are seriously feeling the pinch of war. Tourist and other trades are paralysed. Nearly everybody is guarding the frontiers to prevent Switzerland ...

    Article : 53 words
  32. MAURICE MAETERLINCK.

    Despite the fact that he is 52 years of ago, M. Maurice Maeterlinck, the famous Belgian author, has volunteered for service in the Belgian army, declaring that the ...

    Article : 60 words
  33. "SAFETY AND HONOR OF EMPIRE."

    Before they departed from England his Majesty the King sent the following mes sage to the members of the expeditionary force:— ...

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  34. ON THE SEA. AUSTRIAN WARSHIP SUNK.

    Telegrams from Rome state that a mine laid in Pola Harbor, the Austrian naval base, was struck by an Austrian torpedo boat, which sank. ...

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  35. FRANCE AND GERMANY. ALSATIAN CAMPAIGN.

    The Press Bureau states that the methodical advance of the French forces in Alsace Lorraine is becoming more definite. The enemy are retiring in disorder ...

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  36. ARRIVAL IN FRANCE.

    General [?], who is in command of the British expeditionary force, crossed to France on Friday night, and received a great reception in Laris, where he conferred ...

    Article : 241 words
  37. DESULTORY FIGHTING IN NORTH SEA.

    The Press Bureau states that desultory fighting occurred on Tuesday morning between the British patrolling squadron and a flotilla of German reconnoitring cruisers. ...

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  38. ADVANCE CONTINUED ON MONDAY.

    It is officially stated that the French advance in Upper Alsatia continued throughout Monday, the enemy retreating in disorder, and abandoning wounded and ...

    Article : 126 words
  39. GENERAL. BRAZIL AFFRONTED.

    The Government of Brazil, according to advices from Rio de Janiero, has instructed the Brazilian Minister at Berlin to ask for explanations regarding an attack by ...

    Article : 197 words
  40. IMPORTED GERMAN GOODS.

    A local importer of toys and faney goods who sent an order to Germany for goods to arrive in October informs us that they have reached her this week. The hastening ...

    Article : 56 words
  41. EARL KITCHENER'S MESSAGE.

    Earl Kitchener's message, to the troops, ordered to be kept in every soldier's paybook, warns the men against using outspoken language, and the importance of ...

    Article : 96 words
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  43. REPORT BY GENERAL JOFFRE.

    General Joffre, in a report on the advance in Upper Alsace, states that the enemy were established in a fortified position south of Saarburg, which was solidly held ...

    Article : 94 words
  44. SIR JOHN FRENCH.

    Sir Francis Bertie, British Ambasadors to France, the Minister for the Interior (M. Malayi, and other officials, were on the platform at the G[?] du Nord to welcome ...

    Article : 123 words
  45. CUSTOMS MISAPPREHENSION.

    The Controller-General of Customs (Mr. S. Mills) this morning referred to the misapprehension wihch had arisen regarding the proclamation of 5th August, making ...

    Article : 85 words
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  48. BRAVE ALGERIAN TURCOS.

    From accounts supplied from wounded soldiers at Muhlansen, it would appear that the Algerians are already reviving their reputation of 1870. ...

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