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  3. ITALY AND AUSTRIA.

    An Italian communique, issued on Tuesday evening, states:—"The bridgehead at Gorizia (on the Isonzo) is now in our hands as the result of our capture of ...

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  4. RUSSIA.

    A year ago the Russians beat A great and masterly retreat. Superbly handled, while it backed, That mighty host remained intact. ...

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  5. SECOND EDITION.

    It is reported from Amsterdam that German papers state that Peronne is in flames, including library and museum, containing pictures, including works by Anglo-French ...

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  6. THE BALKANS.

    The Allied line in the Balkans now stretches from Lake Presba, west of Monastir, to the Struma River, north-east of Salonika. ...

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  7. RUSSIAN VICTORY.

    It is officially reported from Petrograd that a great Russian victory has been achieved to the south of the Dniester. The report states:—"We have broken the ...

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  8. SERBS MEET BULGARS.

    Mr. G. Ward Price, official British correspondent at Salonika, is visiting the Serbian Headquarters. He says the Serbs hold a sector on a most difficult ...

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  9. ANZAC COMRADESHIP.

    The "Daily Mail" states that a wounded sergeant-major relates that an Australian soldier "got into the fight at Pozieres at a place where the Boches were too thick ...

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  10. THE AIR RAID.

    Unofficial reports regarding the air raid state that both explosive and incendiary bombs were dropped. Apparently the most casualties were on the east coast. Scores ...

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  11. IMPORTANT GAIN.

    The Rome correspondent of the Central News asserts that the capture of Hill 83 by the Italians is most important. He adds that the enemy was surprised, ...

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  12. BALKAN SKIRMISH.

    A British patrol, says a Salonika telegram, surprised and dispersed a Bulgarian detachment in a village to the south of Doiran, with bombs and the bayonet. ...

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  13. OVERDUE SUBMARINE.

    The Germans are said to be uneasy respecting the fate of the submarine Bremen, the sister ship of the Deutschland. The Bremen left a German port in June ...

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  14. AUSTRALIANS AND BRITISH.

    Mr. W. Beach Thomas, "Daily Mail" correspondent on the west front, says:— "Thursday and Friday nights' losses were singularly few compared with the ...

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  15. THE ITALIAN OFFENSIVE.

    There are great rejoicings in Italy over the success of the Italian offensive, which began on 4th August. A terrific bombardment took place on the Isonzo front, ...

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  16. AMMUNITION EXPLOSION.

    It is unofficially reported that terrible explosions of ammunition took place at an artillery depot in Rothestein. East Prussia. Thirty workmen were killed and ...

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  17. THE REJUVENATED SERBIAN ARMY.

    The Serbian soldiers and the British Tommies get on splendidly together—they have discovered and appreciated each other's good qualities, and our men speak in the ...

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  18. HUNS DREAMS VANISH.

    The French Minister of War (General Roques) replying to the message despatched to him by Mr. Lloyd-George (British Minister for War), on the ...

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  19. Capture Report Revived.

    Germans in the United States are having a hard time endeavoring to explain the reason for the non-arrival of the second German submarine Bremen. There ...

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  20. THE WEST FRONT.

    "Last night the British troops pushed forward east of the Trones Wood. Fighting on the outskirts of Guillemont Village (south-east of Longueval) is proceeding," states ...

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  21. SUEZ CANAL ATTACK.

    The first mention of the fighting at Romani (east of the Suez Canal) during the week-end in a Turkish communique is characteristically evasive. ...

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  22. CADORNA'S STRATEGY.

    "The Times" correspondent at the Italian headquarters telegraphs as follows on Monday:— "The offensive conducted by General ...

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  23. Gains Consolidated.

    Telegraphing on Monday, "The Times" correspondent at the British Headquarters says:—"No events of importance occurred to-day. The artillery and airmen were ...

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  24. GENERAL NEWS.

    Mr. Asquith (the Prime Minister) in the House of Commons on Tuesday said that the Government had no intention of introducing legislation to debar British subjects ...

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  25. FILMS OF SOMME BATTLE.

    The War Office has permitted films to be taken of the Somme battle. Every phase of actual fighting will be exhibited in halls throughout the Empire. ...

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  26. "MARVELLOUS PERFORMANCE."

    Brigadier-General G. Ryrie, M.P., in command of the 2nd Australian Light Horse Brigade, in an interview, says he was greatly distressed at being absent ...

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  27. FIGHTING AT VERDUN.

    A Paris communique states:—"A strong enemy attack from Flenry to the north of the Thiaument Work at Verdun has been checked towards Fleury with heavy ...

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  28. BERLIN ADMITS SUCCESS.

    A Berlin communique received via Amsterdam admits that the Russians have broken through to the south of the Dnicster, where the Austro-Germans, under the ...

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  29. MR. HENDERSON RESIGNS.

    Mr. Arthur Henderson, President of the Board of Education, and the representative of the Labor Party in the Cabinet, has resigned. ...

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  30. PORTUGAL'S ACTIVE AID.

    At an extraordinary sitting of the Portuguese Congress on Tuesday. Senhor Costa, Minister for Finance, stated that when he was in London recently he promised that ...

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  31. FIERCE STRUGGLE.

    A Paris communique issued at midnight on Tuesday states:— "On the right bank of the Mouse [?] battle has been continued in the fiercest ...

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  32. FLOODS HAMPER RUSSIANS.

    "The Times" correspondent on the east front, Mr. Stanley Washburn, in his latest message, states that the Germans have somewhat depreciated in arrogance, while ...

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  33. THE KING'S CONGRATULATIONS.

    The King has telegraphed to General Sir Archibald Murray his appreciation of the brilliant success achieved by his troops during the hot season in desert country. ...

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  34. Germans Desperate.

    "The Times" correspondent in Paris states that fierce fighting continues at Verdun. The Germans are evidently alarmed at ...

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  35. ANZACS' FINE WORK.

    Further details of the fighting show that The Turks advanced in massed formation, calling out to the English and Australians to surrender. The Australians were very ...

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  36. NIZNIOFF STORMED.

    A Petrograd communique states:— "Pursuing the enemy south of the Dniester, the Russians stormed the town of Niznioff (east of Stanislau[?] and six ...

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  37. PORTUGUESE WAR LOAN.

    The "Daily Mail" correpondent in Lisbon says:—"The Portuguese war loan is repayable to Britain two years after signing of peace. Portugal is communicating ...

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  38. Dope in Enemy Dug-outs.

    An Australian officer relates that he found two German officers doped in a dugout. Both were dead. They had committed suicide rather than be captured. ...

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  39. FIGHTING AT THIAUMONT.

    The fighting at Thiaumont and Flenry on Tuesday was perhaps more desperate than anything previously seen at Verdun. It is impossible to estimate the number of ...

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  40. Question of Successor.

    The political correspondent of "The Times" states that the question of a successor to Mr. Arthur Henderson is of exceptional importance in view of the ...

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  41. GERMAN EAST AFRICA.

    It is stated that the position in German East Africa on 20th July resembled a hand clenched with the palm upwards. Suddenly the hand opened and the British forces ...

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  42. GERMAN AIR RAID.

    It is officially stated that hostile airships crossed the east coast early on Wednesday morning. Another airship is reported to have visited the south-east coast ...

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  43. CEASELESS GUNFIRE.

    "The Times" correspondent at the British Headquarters, describing the fierce but futile enemy counter-attacks thrown against the Australians and Territorials ...

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  44. ALLIES BOMBARD MULEHIM.

    The Admiralty announces that it was an Anglo-French naval air squadron which raided Mulheim in Rhenish Prussia on 30th July, and successfully bombarded ...

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  45. SETTLING EX-FIGHTERS.

    The Secretary for the Colonies (Mr. A. Bonar Law) stated in the House of Commons on Tuesday that the Imperial authorities were communicating with the ...

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  46. German-Americans in England.

    The Home Secretary (Mr. Herbert Samuel) stated in the House of Commons on Tuesday that the authorities were giving their attention to a supervision of ...

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  47. BRITISH WARSHIPS.

    British warships are bombarding the Asia Minor coast, compelling the Turks to evacuate Chesme, near Sinyrna. The Turks abandoned their trenches and guns. ...

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  48. RESTORING IRELAND.

    According to a statement made in the House of Commons on Tuesday by Mr. Asquith (the Prime Minister), Mr. H. E. Duke (Chief Secretary for Ireland) is ...

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  49. CLYDE WORKERS.

    A conference of Clyde workers discussed a telegram from the Minister for Munitions requesting them to continue work. It was unanimously resolved that periods ...

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  50. PORTUGUESE ENGAGED.

    Lisbon reports that an attack launched by German infantry against a Portuguese post at Naigadi, near Kionga, in the south-western corner of German East Africa, has ...

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  51. BRITAIN'S ENEMY ALIENS.

    Speaking in the House of Commons on Tuesday, the Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith) said that the question of the position of enemy aliens in the United ...

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  52. TURKS SUFFER FROM THIRST

    It is reported that the Turks are suffering terribly from thirst. They killed camels and drank the blood of the animals. ...

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  53. ANZACS' SUCCESSES.

    Australian wounded officers who have arrived in London from Prozieres agree that the Anzacs did what they liked in the week-end advances, and lost only very ...

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  54. AFTER THE WAR.

    The "Daily Mail" correspondent at Amsterdam says:—"Germany is actively preparing for the period after the war. She is getting ready to dump goods on a large ...

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  55. TRADE RESOLUTIONS.

    In the House of Commons Tuesday the Prime Minister (Mr. Asquith) said that a general statement was impossible regarding the conservation of the Allies' ...

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  56. THE ARAB REBELLION.

    Turkish reinforcements en route for Medine to cope with the Arab rebellion are held up 30 miles north of Medina, owing to the destruction of a railway. The Grand ...

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  57. LABOR PARTY'S SYMPATHY.

    The Parliamentary Labor Party has carried a resolution deploring the failure to bring about a settlement of the Irish question, and sympathising with the ...

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