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  2. SECOND EDITION.

    The Norwegian steamer Trondhjemsfjord has been sunk by a German submarine. The crew of 39 has been landed safely. ...

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  3. FATE OF WARSAW

    There is some mystery as to the position of Warsaw. While stating that the city had not been evacuated, messages from Petrograd late on Sunday night spoke of reasons for the Russian withdrawal. There seems to be a similar uncertainty in Berlin. ...

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  4. MEN FOR THE ARMY

    Both in the city and country recuriting was fairly brisk yesterday. The final returns showed a considerable improvement on Saturday's figures, which in turn were ...

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  5. NAVAL WARFARE.

    Count von Reventlow, the well-known German writer on naval subjects, has written for the "New York Herald" a naval review of the first twelve months of the ...

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  6. NEW GERMAN DEVICE

    Reuters correspondent in Northern France describes Friday's flame attack at Hooge, in West Flanders, when the Germans succeeded in penetrating portion of ...

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  7. RUSSIAN DUMA.

    Important speeches were delivered at the opening of the Russian Duma on Sunday. There was a brilliant assemblage at the function, including the ambassadors of the ...

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  8. ITALIAN ADVANCE.

    A message from Udine, in Northern Italy, announces that the Austrians in the Isonzo Valley have taken up a second line of defence cast of Gradisca and Monfalcone. ...

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  9. MUNITIONS OF WAR.

    Newport was visited yesterday afternoon by a large party of experts, including several members of the State munitions committee, the iron and steel sub-committee of the ...

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  10. Australasian Shipping.

    The following movements of shipping are announced at London:— Arrivals.—At London—Rangatira, s.s., from Wellington (N.Z.) June 18. At Table ...

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  11. FREE LEGAL ADVICE.

    Recruits are reminded that they can obtain free legal advice and assistance, and can have wills and other necessary documents executed to enable them to settle ...

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  12. RECRUITING IN SYDNEY.

    In connection with the recruiting campaign in New South Wales, which was opened on Saturday, arrangements have been made for two meetings daily in the ...

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  13. Germany Preparing.

    The Berne (Switzerland) correspondent of the "Morning Post" reports that Germany has formed eight new army corps from fresh recruits and Landsturmers to throw ...

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  14. SOUTH AUSTRALIAN EFFORT.

    ADELAIDE, Monday.—The recruiting campaign in South Australia was inaugurated to-day by the official opening by the Governor (Sir Henry Galway) of the new ...

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  15. Italian Socialists.

    Leading Socialists in Rome admit the truth of a sensational announcement in a Pans newspaper to the effect that Germany had offered the Italian Socialist party a ...

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  16. MACKENSEN'S METHODS.

    The losses sustained by the Prussian Guard in May and June, according to lists published in Berlin show the costliness of Field Marshal von Mackensen's methods on ...

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  17. EASTERN FRONT.

    Warsaw has not yet been evacuated, according to a message which left Petrograd at midnight on Sunday. It added that the deliberation of the Russian withdrawal was ...

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  18. MEDICAL BUNGLE.

    STONEY, MONDAY.—Recruits began to pour in early this morning at the Victoria Barracks, but until half-past 10, when over 250 men were waiting, ...

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  19. BRITISH REPLY.

    The British Press Bureau issues a reply by the first Lord of the Admiralty (Mr. A. J. Balfour), in which he says that he has no desire to belittle the courage and skill of ...

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  20. ISLANDER ENLISTING.

    AUCKLAND (N.Z.), Monday.—The inhabitants of Niuc Island, a dependency of New Zealand, 590 miles from Rarotonga, are recruiting 200 native soldiers for the front. ...

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  21. FAREWELLS TO SOLDIERS.

    Mr. W. Veel, shift engineer to the Prahranmalvern Tramway Trust, was yesterday presented by the staff of the subscation with a wristlet watch on his enlisting for active service. ...

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  22. ARMENIAN ATROCITIES.

    Ghastly details of the massacres of Armenians by the Turks in Asia Minor have been received in Athens. At Marsivan 600 Armenians were accused ...

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  23. STUDENTS AND ENLISTMENT.

    A meeting of the council of the University of Melbourne was held yesterday afternoon, at the Town Hall, when several important attentions were mude in the ...

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  24. England Holds Balance.

    "The Germans and Austrians," telegraphs the Berne (Switzerland) correspondent of the "Morning Post," "pin great hopes to the failure of compulsory service in ...

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  25. Roubaix Fined £6,000.

    An official message from Paris announces that 130 leading residents of Roubaix, in Northern France, were arrested recently because of a refusal to pay ...

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  26. ON GALLIPOLI.

    Reuter's correspondent at the Dardanelles says that the Allies' airmen recently reported the arrival on the Gallipoli Peninsula of large Turkish reinforcements, ...

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  27. COMFORTS FOR SOLDIERS.

    Mr. Henry E. Budden, a well known Sydney architect has undertaken to act as commissioner in Egypt for the Lady Mayoress's Patriotic League, and also in the same ...

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  28. OFFER OF BAGGAGE WAGGONS.

    HORSHAM, Saturday.—At a meeting of persons interested in the manufacture of munitions of war, it was decided to offer to make ten baggage waggons for the ...

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  29. GERMAN PIRACY.

    The crew of the Norwegian steamer Harboe, which was recently set afire by a German submarine while taking a cargo of timber from Christiania to Sunderland ...

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  30. THAT "SCRAP OF PAPER."

    From the Hague it is reported that the residents of Brussels have decided to wear pieces of torn paper on August 4, to mark the anniversary of the declaration by the ...

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  31. FARMERS' OPINION.

    WELLINGTON (N.Z.), Friday.—At a conference of representatives of the New Zealand Farmers' Union, it was decided to support the Government in keeping down ...

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  32. AUSTRALIAN AIRMEN.

    An interesting report has been received by the Minister for Defence (Senator Pearce) from the officer commanding the Australian Flying Corps which recently went to India ...

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  33. WOUNDED ON BALLARAT.

    Out of consideration for the wounded soldiers returning, by the steamer Ballarat, no public reception is to be extended to them on the day of their arrival. Instead ...

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  34. BULGARIA AND TURKEY.

    No official confirmation of the reported agreement between Bulgaria and Turkey has been received by Greece. It is a curious fact, however, that upon ...

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  35. THE WAR DRAMA.

    Bucharest advices are that the Kaiser has telegraphed to his sister, the Queen of Greece, as follows:— My destructive sword has ...

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  36. FINAL DEGREES INCREASE VALUE.

    An interesting point relating to the enlistment of University students was raised yesterday by a deputation from the Melbourne University which waited upon the ...

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  37. New Enemy Submarine.

    It is reported from Copenhagen that a new German submarine was wrecked on a trial trip on July 24 near Kiel. Of her crew a dozen were drowned. ...

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  38. Belgium's Neutrality.

    From the temporary capital at Havre, the Belgian staff are publishing documents contradicting the German calumny that because of a conspiracy with Great Britain ...

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  39. German Traders in China.

    Many German trading firms at Peking have changed their names, and are now posing as Americans in the hope of securing their usual supplies from British ...

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  40. Food Riots in Germany.

    Serious riots, due to the high prices of potatoes, have occurred at Breslau and other German cities. Indignant housewives beat the tradesmen ...

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  41. MILITARY LETTER-CARDS.

    The post-office is now producing lettercards portraying military espisodes. A supply of these comprising 12 different subjects, are available for sale at the General ...

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  42. BASE HOSPITAL STAFF.

    The military authorities point out that several names were inadvertently omitted by them from the list giving the names of the officers on the staff of the Base ...

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  44. Germans Short of Metal.

    All inhabitants of Prussia have been ordered to declare their possession of copper, brass, and nickel. Even the most minute articles must be included in the return, with ...

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  45. Germany and Roumania.

    Having to send her cereals overland owing to the Dardanelles being closed, Roumania finds herself short of waggons. She has applied to Germany to supply the ...

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  47. Enemy's Cotton Supplies.

    The textile factories in Westphalia (Prussia) from Monday will be under the control of the German Government. This change is part of an arrangement to ensure equal ...

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  48. A WOUNDED SOLDIER.

    A large gathering of friends of Mr. H. Shine assembled at the Political Labour Council Hall, Palmerston street, Carlton, on Friday, to accord him a send-off prior to ...

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  49. STATE COAL MINE.

    A deputation from the Wonthaggi Council has arranged for an interview with the Premier (Sir Alexander Peacock) on Wednesday, at a quarter past 12 o'clock. The ...

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  50. Heavy British Casualties.

    British army casualties for July were:— Officers, 1,202; men 29,948. Of this numbor 336 officers and 7,059 men were killed. The navy casualties for the same period ...

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  51. German Newspapers Fail.

    Since the beginning of the war 1,300 German newspapers have ceased publication, and many others are reported to be in a languishing condition. ...

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  52. Germany's Third War Loan.

    It is announced at Copenhagen that subscriptions to the third German war loan will be invited in September. ...

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