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  2. "SENSE OF SHARE."

    Writing from Gallipoli, under date 13th July, to his parents at Kensington (Sydney), Signaller J. Solomons says ...

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  3. AERIAL WARFARE.

    "Our aeroplanes bombarded two stations in the Argonne, the enemy having dropped bombs on Clermont, but without causing any loss of life or damage." states a Paris ...

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  4. Vilna's Position

    It is candidly admitted in Petrograd that the Russians have not attempted to defend Brest Litovsk and Grodno, hut have retired without pressure from the enemy to ...

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  5. PROPOSED RAILWAY PARK.

    Exception has been taken by the officials on the Bendigo Trades and Labor Council to the action of the Mayor (Cr. Wilkre) in handing over a cheque for £220, ...

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  6. GERMAN SEVERITY IN WARSAW.

    German severity in the Warsaw government has resulted in an encounter with the peasants in the district of Vlatz-Lavsk. ...

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  7. THE DARDANELLES.

    Reuter's correspondent at the Dardanelles says the night march of the Australians and New Zealanders at Sari Bair will live in the history of the campaign. ...

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  8. Signal Station Attacked.

    A German official telegram claims- "Our cruisers bombarded the signal station at Dago, at the entrance to the Gulf of Finland." ...

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  9. FRANCO-BELGIAN FRONT.

    The "Telegraaf" states it is now certain that the bombardment of Zeebrugge on Monday damaged a number of submarines and destroyed one. Other accounts state ...

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  10. RAID ON PARIS.

    Four German aeroplanes attempted to attack Paris this morning. French aviators pursued them. Three turned homeward near Compiegne. Two escaped, but ...

    Article : 129 words
  11. German Trenches Bombarded.

    An official communique states- "The German trenches in the districts of Nieuport, Hetsas (north of Ypres), and east of the Lille road north of Arras, were ...

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  12. SIGHT OF WOUNDED.

    The population of Stamboul (Constantinople) is irritated at the sight of thousands of wounded arriving day and night. Many officers and public, functionaries openly ...

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  13. GEBMAN CLAIMS.

    According to an Amsterdam message, a German Admiralty communique states- "One of our submarines on 16th August destroyed by gunfire a benzol factory with ...

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  14. FLIGHT COMMANDER'S DEATH

    The King has sent a telegram expressing his sympathy to the mother of Captain G. Mapplebeck, the aviator, who was killed at Dartford on Tuesday on the eve of ...

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  15. GENERAL NEWS.

    Questioned as to the probable duration of the war, Sir Gilbert barker, M.P., replied, "A year." Sir George Reid (Commonwealth High Commissoner) said ...

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  16. TURKISH CLAIMS.

    A Turkish wireless message reports- The British on the 21st made a violent attempt to improve their position at Salt Lake, but were foiled. Despite a ...

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  17. PRUSSIAN LOSSES.

    The "Nieue Rotterdamsche Courant" states that the last two Prussian lists contain 40,245 killed, wounded, or missing. The Prussian Jesses alone to 24th August ...

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  18. LA PROMENADE DES TOILETTES.

    With most complete stocks, and with every facility for the satisfaction of the public Myer[?] are ready with the fascinating fashions for the coming spring and ...

    Article : 190 words
  19. FAILURE IN GULF OF RIGA.

    The German failure in the Gulf of Riga has [?] a readjustment of the enemy's plans. All General Bullow's infantry have been replaced by cavalry, sent ...

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  20. FRENCH "SHELL GAS."

    A German inspired statement in the neutral press declares French shell gas blind ed many German troops. It is officially denied that such gas has been employed. ...

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  21. HAWKER'S HEIGHT RECORD.

    Mr. Harry G. Hawker, the well-known Australian airman, has been awarded the British aviation height record for a pilot flying alone. In a flight Hawker reached ...

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  22. FRANCE AND RUSSIA,

    M. Millerand and General Joffre have despatched a message to the Grand Duke Nicholas, expressing their admiration of the heroic struggle of the Russian armies ...

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  23. GERMANY'S INTENTIONS.

    Mr. Garvin, writing in the "Observer," says:—"Vilna, with railways and roads branching the[?] in all directions, is on the whole the most valuable Junction the ...

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  24. LANDING AT SUVLA.

    The newspaper "Gaulois" states that the Hellenic legien, including many Cretans and Greek volunteers from France, cooperated in the landing at Suvla. They ...

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  25. HEAVY GERMAN LOSSES.

    The "Pet it Parision" is responsible for the statement that in the recent attack at Souchez one German brigade lost three quarters of its strength. ...

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  26. GERMAN PIRACY.

    Count von Bernstorff. German Ambassador in Washington, has notified Mr. Lansing, American Secretary of State, that Germany will accord full satisfaction to the United ...

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  27. IRON CROSSES.

    The "Cologue Gazette," states an Amsterdam advice, declares that 4000 Iron Crosses of the first class, have been bestowed during the war. ...

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  28. COAL STRIKE SERIOUS.

    Thousands of miners have stopped work owing to dissatisfaction with the recent Government award, and it is feared that the trouble will spread further. The ...

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  29. UNITED STATES NAVY.

    Mr. Roosevelt, further replying to the Secretary of War (Mr. L. M. Garrison) criticises the administration's policy in Hayti and Mexico, and charges the ...

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  30. MR. JULIUS KNIGHT.

    The advent here of Mr Julius Knight and [?] of capably performers will be [?] in many ways. In the first place "Royal [?] military ...

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  31. Official Reports.

    A [?] states- "A [?] enemy offensive is being conducted at the Jacobstadt region, in the [?] Obstinate lighting has ...

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  32. SUBMARINE E 13.

    Impressive scenes were witnessed when the steamer Vidar arrived at Hull from Copenhagen. Work ceased, and crowds lined the quays. ...

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  33. POISONOUS GAS.

    Senor Pisani, the newspaper "Stampa's," correspondent with the Russian armies, furaishes a graphic narrative of the rearguard fight towards Lublin. ...

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  34. LIMITING NAVAL ARMAMENTS

    M. Take Jonescu, the Rumanian exMinister of the Interior, in a telegram to the "Morning Post," states that Herr Kiderlen Wacehter, in November, 1911, stated ...

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  35. WHAT GERMANY EXPECTS.

    It is believed that Germany hopes that the United States, in return for a German assurance, will endeavor to induce Britain to modify her blockade. ...

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  36. SAILWAYMEH'S WANTS.

    The Railwaymen's Union is urging its executive to demand an all-round advance of 5/ per week. ...

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  37. GERMAN INTERPRETATION.

    The German newspapers are commenting on the coal strike in South Wales at great length as affecting the output of munitions. Some journals interpret the trouble ...

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  38. ITALY AND AUSTRIA.

    Splendid progress is being achieved by the Italians in the Tyrol. They have captured the town of Borgo, 17 miles cast of Trent, and also Mount ...

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  39. Masks Useless Against Gas.

    "Then we saw them shielding their faces with their hands and falling forward. The Germans were pouring out poison gas. The composition of the gas is unknown ...

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  40. Anti-Americanism in Berlin.

    The newspapers in close touch with the German Admiralty are alarmed at the Government's possible intent of disavowing the Arabic outrage, which would cause ...

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  41. BENDIGO.

    A general meeting of members of the Citizens' Defence League, for purpose of stimulating interest league, was held in the Citizens' Club on Saturday ...

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  42. GERMAN PLACARD.

    A British officer states the Germans, hearing of the Welsh coal strike, displayed a board over the trenches inscribed "England and her navy are without coal. ...

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  43. AMERICAN CHINA FLEET.

    A message from Peking states that all American warships stationed at Yang-tse ports have been ordered to concentrate at Shanghai. ...

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  44. The Wind Changes.

    "Suddenly the wind veered, and the enemy's barbarous weapon recoiled on himself, the poison soon working with foul, suffecating, bung-lacerating effects in ...

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  45. Scottish Increase.

    Sir George Askwith, the Chief Industrial Commissioner, has awarded the Scottish miners an advance of 6¼ per cent., raising the wages of the men threepence ...

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  46. British Steamer Sunk.

    The British steamer Palm Grove has been sunk by a German submarine. The crew are safe. ...

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  47. NOTES FOR TO-DAY.

    [?] Bendigo City Council, 16. [?] Red Cross Society. 11. [?] Union, 3.30. ...

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  48. Russians Find Comrades Massacred.

    "The Russians advanced at the point [?] the bayonet, and thrusting through the foe. regained the trenches, where they found their comrades who had fallen ...

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  49. THE ATTACK ON OSSOWIEC.

    A wounded officer from Ossowice estimates that the siege cost the Germans fivefold the number of the garrison. The Germans fired about 2,000,000 shells on the fortress ...

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  50. WAR BONUSES.

    Invited to interpret his war bonus per centage award, Sir George Askwith, taking the Northumberland district as a text case, has decided that the bonus cannot ...

    Article : 86 words
  51. SUBMARINE WARFARE.

    For the week ended 25th August there were 1369 arrivals and departures from ports in the United Kingdom. During that period 19 vessels, aggregating 76,627 tons, ...

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  53. Bavarians Cry for Mercy.

    The carnage so lashed the Russians into fury that they pursued the Bavarians, who openly called for pity. Under the fierce onslaught, the enemy wavered. and was ...

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  54. SURRENDER OF VILNA LIKELY

    The "Daily Telegraph's Petrograd correspondent states that it is unlikely that any attempt will be made by the Russians to hold Vilna, which is unfortified. ...

    Article : 91 words
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  56. Russian Untrained Reservists.

    A proclamation has been issued calling up all untrained reservists of the first militia category between 19 and 37. These with the 1916 class, which are beginning their ...

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  57. Coal Strike in Belgium.

    The roal strike is spreading in the Char[?]roi district in Belgium. The miners at Chatelineu marched in procession. escorted by Germans with fixed bayonets. ...

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