A more hopeful tone pervades the latest intelligence from the western front. The allied lines, 40 miles or so north-east of Paris, have sagged and bent under the ...
Article : 471 wordsA deputation, consisting of Mrssrs. J. M. Reid, David Reid, T. Paltridge, and W. Blight (representatives of the firms forming the South Australian Tanners' ...
Article : 667 wordsThe royal commission of investigation, into the acquisition and disposal of wheat and material in connection with the South Australian Wheat Scheme sat again on ...
Article : 2,783 wordsThe information concerning the latest development in connection with the proposed fixing of the price of meat, which appeared in. The Register on ...
Article : 409 wordsA long programme has been outlined for he Imperial Conference, the work of which is as important as at the last conference. The resolutions of the previous ...
Article : 207 wordsMr. Perris, the war correspondent, reports that the outlook on Wednesday was decidedly more cheerful. The battle has [?]ken a better turn. The German [?] ...
Article : 281 wordsMr. Hilaire Belloc, whose war criticisms have been keenly followed as generally reliable says that the German numerical superiority on the western front is as 10 ...
Article : 64 wordsGen. Maurice, writing in The Daily Chronicle, says:—The Germans have established themselves on the Thiescourt [?]ateau, and the French have ...
Article : 210 wordsMr. Perris instancing the bitterness of the struggle in the present battle, describes the fighting at Courcelles. He says the Germans, advancing under cover of a ...
Article : 114 wordsDespite the withdrawal on the left bang of the Oise, which was effected on Monday night, the French Premier (M. Clemenceau). speaking to the Senate, said ...
Article : 269 wordsThe civilian evacuation of Compiegne was completed at noon, on Tuesday. ...
Article : 18 wordsMr. Perris, in a message to The Daily Chronicle, saye:—The French have stopped a most dangerous enemy thrust, which was striking towards Compiegne from the ...
Article : 65 wordsMeetings of the Live Stock Salesmen's Association and the South Australian Stockownere' Association were held in. Adelaide on Friday morning, and the ...
Article : 65 wordsMr. Perris concludes:—'If the Germans could have broken through by the open country westward of the Oise they would automatically have cancelled the enormous ...
Article : 93 wordsThe French lines an the afternoon held all the way round from the important position of Mery by St. Maut and Antheuil to Morost and Chevincourt. Yesterday's ...
Article : 217 wordsThe council of the Adelaide Chamber of Commerce at a meeting on Friday unanimously carried a resolution protesting against "any attempt to apply the system of price ...
Article : 53 wordsA Pretoria message, alluding to the unrest on the Transvaal, state that the discouragement by the authorities of the so called "pickhandle" commandoes has borne ...
Article : 120 wordsThe French communique issued on Thursday night stated:—The Germans to-day (Powerfully counter-attacked between Courcelles and north of Mery. They were ...
Article : 195 wordsSpeaking in the debate on the Supply Bill in the Senate to-day, Mr. Shannon (S.A.) ridiculed the Interstate Commission's report on price-fixing for meat ...
Article : 941 wordsIt is understood that Irish-American troops will be trained in Ireland, by which means it is hoped to give an impetus to recruiting. Satisfaction is expressed in ...
Article : 109 wordsTwo great conflicts are proceeding simultaneously, one around Viltere-Cotterets (between [?]sons and the Marne), and the other on the west tank of the River Oise. The immediate object ... [ILLUSTRATED]
Article : 183 wordsFrom The Register, Saturday, June 13, 1886.—At a meeting of the Sailors' Home Committee in the Port Adelaide Town Hall on Friday Capt. Douglas stated that Mr. B. G. Thomas was ...
Article : 70 wordsThe French aviation communique says:—Our bombing squadrons on Wednesday dropped 16 tens of projectiles in the battle zone, and 25 tons during the night of June ...
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Advertising : 1,187 wordsNews from Amsterdam shows that although the German semi-official messages insist that there is no fear of the Entente's maneuvring army interfering in the ...
Article : 117 wordsThe Secretary for India (Mr. Montagu) stated in the House of Commons that, the proposals for the reform of the government of India, which the Viceroy himself ...
Article : 66 wordsAdvices received late on Friday afternoon from Melbourne were to toe effect that the Federal Government would, in all probability, fix not only the retail, but ...
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The Register (Adelaide, SA : 1901 - 1929), Sat 15 Jun 1918, Page 7
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