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  2. THE STRUGGLE IN BELGIUM

    The weather was again unfavorable for the Allies in Flanders on Friday and Saturday, but the British gained important positions, and beat off the German counter-attacks. The Australians are highly praised by an American correspondent. The British took 6,122 prisoners on Tuesday. A splendid feat was ...

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  3. RUSSIAN RETREAT

    A Russian official message received on Friday afternoon states:—"After a stubborn battle we retired across the Zbrucz in several places. Our troops are retiring ...

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  4. THE WAR OUTLOOK

    Mr. Lloyd George received a great ovation on rising to address a great meeting in the Queen's Hall, London, to-day to express the inflexible determination of the ...

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  5. THE SYDNEY STRIKE

    The most important development in connectionn with the strike at the week-end was the decision of the metropolitan district branch of the Locomotive, ...

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  6. THE POLITICAL SITUATION

    The leader of the National Party (Hon. Crawford Vaughan) stated on Saturday: —"some comment has been made in a certain section of the press because Mr. ...

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  7. THE FEDERAL PARLIAMENT

    When Mr. Tudor, by refusing to debate the Address in Reply, threw Ministers back upon their resources, he did not reckon on the individual powers of ...

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  8. FIGHT IN FLANDERS

    Field-Marshal Sir Douglas Haig, in a dispatch on Friday afternoon, states:—In wet and stormy weather the enemy last night renewed his attempt to drive us out ...

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  9. BAGDAD COVETED

    The correspondent of the "Secolo" (Rome) at Athens reports:— A Greek Consul from Constantinople states that two Turkish divisions from the ...

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  10. THE CENTRAL POWERS

    Information is available which indicates that the Central Empires early in July, 1914, decided on a policy which would certainly lead to war with Russia. The recent ...

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  11. ENGLISH CROPS.

    Rain has fallen almost continuously for seven days, resulting in serious damage to the crops in the south-eastern portion of England. ...

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  12. BURGLARS' BIG HAUL.

    Early on Saturday morning safebreakers entered Maurice Goldberg's jewellery shop at the corner of King and O'Connell streets, Newtown, and stole £50 in cash ...

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  13. LABOR AND RECRUITS.

    The recent action of the Trades Hall Council of Victoria in urging the P.L.C. executive to call on all Labor members of Parliament to refuse to assist in recruiting ...

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  14. THE AUSTRALIANS

    The New York correspondent of the "Herald" in Paris quotes the description by the "Petit Parisien" of the fighting in Flanders. This states:—"The struggle was ...

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  15. AN ALLEGED CONSPIRACY

    During the hearing of the charge against Casson and Porte at Bow-street to-day the Attorney-General said Porte went to America in July, 1914, with the intention ...

    Article : 202 words
  16. POCKET PICKED.

    Mr. A. Harry, of Chief-street, Brompton, was proceeding to Henley Beach by car, and had in his hip pocket a wallet containing £8 10/ in notes. The car was crowded, ...

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  17. THE PRINCE AND THE BEGGAR MAID.

    William Anderson having purchased the Australian rights of the London Lyceum success will stage next Saturday at the Tivoli Theatre the production by Walter ...

    Article : 79 words
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  20. THE BALKANS

    Prince George of Serbia, while inspecting the troops, had his horse shot under him. He was badly injured and has gone to Switzerland for treatment. ...

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  21. FRENCH CABINET

    M. Cochin, Under-Secretary for the Blockade, has resigned, partly on account of his health and partly on the ground that America is taking over the main ...

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  22. STOCKHOLM CONFERENCE

    There are indications that the Labor members are hopelessly divided over the question of sending delegates to the Stockholm Conference. The maritime unions ...

    Article : 100 words
  23. DUTCH STEAMER SUNI

    A floating mine struck the Dutch, steamer Noordam near No. 5 hold at 4 o'clock in the afternoon. The 200 passengers quietly took to the boats. Though they ...

    Article : 87 words
  24. THE SHAMROCK AND THE ROSE.

    The best sentiments of Ireland's people centre in "The Dear Little Shamrock," and the sweetest thoughts of England's sons and daughters into being by the ...

    Article : 110 words
  25. CHINESE AFFAIRS

    A Bill has been passed declaring war on Germany, and this awaits the President's confirmation. The President is prepared to sign the ...

    Article : 35 words
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