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GERMAN MERCANTILE MARINE.
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PRESIDENT WILSON IN FRANCE
President Wilson arrived here early this [?] and went immediately to the Hotel de Ville, where in response to addresses he said [?] over I have ...
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THE APPROACHING PEACE CONFERENCE.
The "Manchester Guardian" [?] it is understood the [?] [?] has settled [?] question [?] representation at the [?] conference and ...
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The War.
PORTRAITS OF KILLED OR WOUNDED SOLDIERS, AND THOSE SUFFERING FROM ILLNESS, ARE PUBLISHED IN THE ...
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GERMAN PRISONERS UTILISED.
German prisoners are employed in refilling the [?] and shall holes in devastated France, and preparing the land for cultivation. ...
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THE KAISER'S CHRISTMAS.
The Kaiser has decided to hold Christmas as usual. A service will be held in the historical drawing room at Amerongen which has been converted ...
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JAMAICA AND THE WAR.
The Imperial Association has passed a resolutions demanding that the Central Powers pay an indemnity commensurate with the cost of the war. ...
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Family Notices
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THE FATE OF THE GERMEN FLEET.
Mr David Lawrence, the New York "Post's" Paris correspondent, who has been notably close to the President cables: My prediction is that the ...
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AN AIR LAW CODE.
The Entente Powers will confer in Paris at the new year for the formation of an air law code. The decisions will be imposed on Germany as part of ...
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CABLE MESSAGES.
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A 1914-15 STAR.
The War Office and the King have approved of awarding a 1914-1915 state for the army similar to the navy decoration including the Dominion and ...
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REPATRIATION OF PRISONERS.
Dosch Fleurot cables from Berlin With the exception of half-a-dozen too ill to remove all the American [?] have been removed from ...
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AMERICAN CONSUL ARRESTED.
It is reported that Roger Treadne. American [?] has been arrested at [?] at the instance of the Bolshevikt for an unknown reason. The ...
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THE GERMAN ELECTIONS.
A message from Berlin states that the Prussian National Assembly elections will be held on January 26. Men and women over 21 will vote: 401 ...
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The Port Darwin Situation
On Thursday night upwards [?] marched from Port Darwin [?] past Government House [?] where speeches ...
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LONDON, December [?].
A Belgian communique states:—Our [?] Cavalry Brigade has entered Germany, and reached Dalsdorf. LONDON, December 26. ...
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THE SITUATION IN RUSSIA.
M. Pichon told the committee of foreign affairs that the Allied intended to continue the policy of resisting Bolshevists in Russia, but without armed ...
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THE WEATHER.
Rainfall reports received by the Traffic Manager on Thursday were:—Melbon 36 points and Marathon 20. Marathon wired that Marathon sheep ...
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CONDITIONS IN PETROGRAD.
Camarilla, in the Paris "Journal" says he learns that the Petrograd hospital are crowded with insanity cases due to starvation, and that there are ...
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THE GRACEMERE CYCLONE.
Following a day of intense [?] a very severe storm was experienced [?] shortly before 4 o'clock. The rain fell in torrents, and inside half an hour ...
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FEEDING THE RHINE ARMIES.
The "Stat" states: Though official confirmation is not available, a report is current that British demanded the [?] of the Scheldt for the transport of ...
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LIFE IN BERLIN.
A message from Berlin states that the disturbances there have somewhat subsided, the soldier's and sailor' [?] declaring that the trouble is over ...
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RESPONSIBILITY FOR THE WAR.
The "Daily News" [?] correspondent interview M. [?], whose, report on the official archives shows the responsibility for the war rests in the ...
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MINING.
[?] Metal Exchange [?] Cairns, Herberton [?] Ravenswood, [?] ...
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THIS DAY.
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Influenza Epidemic
[?] to clear the Quarantine [?] of the [?] contacts had [?] at the end of the [?] when are would be only a few ...
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AUSTRIAN SEPARATIST MOVEMENT
The "New York Tribune's" Washington correspondent states that advices from Zurich show that the separatists' movement in Austria has gained ...
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THE POSITION IN GERMANY.
The "Telegraph's" correspondent says the political situation is very stormy. The Council has had several protracted discussion, regarding, the ...
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TOWNSVILLE DAILY BULLETIN PUBLISHED DAILY. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 28, 1918.
Mr Macartney's meeting to discuss the political situation, has directed station to the squashing organisations which are mudding the prospects of ...
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THE ALMIGHTY AMERICAN.
The Senate in behaving the construction of a mercantile marine. Senator [?] pointed out the necessity for ships was now as great ...
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[?] IN ADELAIDE.
The Chief Quarantine Officer in South Australia, Dr. [?] stated today [?] received from West [?] that the Boonah ...
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THE ROLL OF HONOR.
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TRAINING REVOLUTIONARIES.
Herr [?], the ex-Danish Minister at Petrograd, states they have established a special revolutionary school in Moscow where agitators of all ...
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WILSON'S CHRISTMAS MESSAGE.
President Wilson's Christmas message stated:—Americans will be cheered by a knowledge of the fact that throughout the great nations with ...
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The Holidays in Melbourne
[?] was [?] to Melbourne on Christmas Day a Boxing [?] Though it was early [?] it was [?] and [?] ...
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TASMANIAN GOLD YIELD.
Tasmanian gold yield during [?] the last quarter being sailed, is [?] to the [?] of [?] ...
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PRESIDENT WILSON IN LONDON
President Wilson's welcome in London was of [?] warmth. Thousands lined the streets. The King and President Wilson rode together ...
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OFFICIAL RAINFALL REPORT
The rainfalls in Queensland for the 24 houses ending 9 a.m. to-day include the following:—Coan 257 points Maytown 140, McDonnell 69, Mein 121 ...
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NOTE OF THE DAY.
The expressed determination of the Queensland State Government to extends the railway from Innisfail to the Tully River in order to secure cane to ...
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BOLSHEVIKS IN ESTHONIA.
The Swedish-Consul from Reval has arrived at Stockholm. He asked assistance against a Bolshevik invasion in Esthonia. The position of the ...
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North Queensland Weather for the week.
The season is still disappointing. On the coast. Mackay, Proserpine, and Ayr, especially the last named remain very dry. Proserpine is the best of ...
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ANZACS HANDLE CAMELS.
An article on the fighting camels from Mr H. S. Gullett, correspondent [?] Egypt with the Australian forces, [?]. Not one Australian in a thousand ...
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MR WILSON'S EUROPEAN VISIT.
President Wilson, in a speech at Chaumont, said he had found he difference of principles on fundamental purpose, among the Allied loaders, with ...
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AIR RAID REMINISCENCES
The London tubes sheltered a total of 4,000,000 people during the air raids ...
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INTERSTATE.
[?] has [?] number of visitors it. [?] generally larger [?] at [?]. ...
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A JAPANESE VISITOR.
The Crown Prince of Japan will visit the Allied countries directly peace is signed. ...
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ANZACS RETURNING.
Another batch of over 200 original Anzacs returned in Brisbane to-night and were accorded a heavy welcome. ...
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The ambulance received a call last evening to Sixth Avenue, Railway [?] to attend to Miss A. Hutchinson, who was suffering from burns. Miss ...
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JELLICOE'S VISIT TO THE DOMINIONS.
The "Daily Express's" naval correspondent, discussing Admiral Jellicoe's visit says: "Many naval students opine that the centre of the ...
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NEW ZEALANDERS RETURNING.
The Union Castle liner Brian left Plymouth to-day for New Zealand with [?] troops aboard. ...
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BERLIN'S UNEMPLOYED.
There are over 100,000 unemployed in Berlin and the streets are ful of beggars. ...
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Rockhampton Band Contest
The Band Contest, promoted by the Rockhampton Branch of the Returned Sailors and Soldiers' [?] was inaugurated this morning, who ...
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THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
The United Press Paris correspondent [?]:—It is [?] that [?] peace [?] ...
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