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AUSTRALIANS IN FRANCE
The Australians are in country which at present is an exact picture of the oldtime Christmas cards. The ground is covered with white frost. Every twig is ...
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AMERICA AT WAR
A message from Buenos Ayres states:— The Argentine troops on Monday compelled the dispersal of an anti-German demonstration. Public feeling in favor of ...
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WESTERN BATTLES
Field-Marahal Sir Douglas Haig, in a special order to the armies of France, issued on Christmas Day, says:—Our victories and successes have been very considerable, and ...
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ASIAGO PLATEAU
An Italian official dispatch issued on Monday afternoon states:—The enemy on Sunday morning in the Buso and Mount Valbella sector broke into our defences. ...
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RUSSIAN COLLAPSE
The correspondent of the United Press Association at Stockholm says:—M. Lenin is preparing to flee from Petrograd. A message from Berne states:—An ...
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THE REFERENDUM
Yes. No. Adelaide.. 9,047 12,245 Angas... 6,445 10,205 Barker... 12,179 13,004 ...
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ROMANCE OF THE AIR
Some days ago an observing machine belonging to one of the Australia- flying squadrons was out doing a normal afternoon's work for a heavy battery and had ...
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THE FEDERAL SITUATION
The Federal Cabinet will meet to-morrow, when the altered position brought about by the people's vote against the Government's proposals will be considered. ...
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A SPLENDID CITIZEN
The death of the Rev. Dr. Jefferis removes from our midst one who has been a leader of religious and social thought in the community for over half a century. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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AUSTRALIA'S WAR AIMS.
The newspapers give prominence to the message from Mr. Ryan, Premier of Queensland, to the Agent-General, stating that the rejection of conscription for the ...
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CHRISTMAS WISHES
The following cable message has been received by his Excellency the GovernorGeneral from their Majesties the King and Queen:— ...
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NOT A RAIDER.
Since the operations of Count von Luckner with the German raider, See Adler, in the Pacific, a sharp lookout has been kept at the different island ports in case of a ...
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AUSTRALIA'S PART
The "Pall Mall Gazette" states:—The important significance of the Australian referendum should not be misinterpreted. It does not mean war weariness or a ...
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THE POPE AND PEACE
The Pope, in receiving the College of Cardinals, who presented Christmas greetings, pronounced an allocution, in which he expressed regret at the failure of his ...
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M. CAILLAUX
The judicial proceedings in the case against M. Caillaux began on Mondny. There are two counts, namely, of giving intelligence to the enpmy and of ...
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SHORTAGE OF COAL
The German and Austrian newspapers state that the coal crisis is becoming more dangerous daily. The municipality of Frankfort-on-Main has compelled the ...
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THE RECRUITING PROBLEM.
The Director-General of Recruiting believes that with the co-operation of all political parties it will be possible easily to secure 4,000 men a month for service ...
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FIRE AT WALLAROO.
About 4 o'clock this morning the Town Hall was discovered to be on fire, and by 7 o'clock the whole of the premises was destroyed, except the ...
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PRISONERS OF WAR
A conference at Berne has decided to allow the repatriation of soldiers fortyeight years of age, who have been prisoners for eighteen months. Officers in ...
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CYCLING FATALITY.
Mr. J. J. Weber, a prominent member of the Queensland Motor Cycle Club, was knocked over by a cyclist while witnessing some speed trials on Main Beach, ...
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BOASTFUL KAISER
The Kaiser delivered a florid speech to his troops after his return from a visit to the Verdun sector. He referred to the great decision secured on the Eastern front, ...
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BIG POWER STATIONS
The interim report of the Coal Conservation Committee, concerning reconstruction after the war, recommends the establishment throughout the country of 16 ...
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BRITISH AIRMEN
The Admiralty announce:—On the night of December 23 and 24 our aircraft dropped three tons of high explosives on Bruges docks, and one and a half tons on the ...
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NEW ZEALAND'S WAR LOANS.
The sales of War Loan Certificates during the past year are regarded as most satisfactory. The sales to December 15 totalled £2,873,000, an average per capita ...
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THE HOLY LAND
Official advices state that General Sir Edmund Allenby's troops have advanced to a line nine miles north-east of Jaffa. They are driving towards the Jordan. Eamby ...
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HOARDED FOOD
The police have seized a large hoard of food at Walsall. The hoarders were prosecuted and the food was distributed among 500 of the deserving poor. ...
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"I WILL NOT BE A THIEF."
Little Robbie, the long-lost son of Lady Dereham, who, when a baby, was stolen by his unscrupulous uncle, and placed in charge of a pair of thieving scoundrels, ...
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"GOD'S GOOD MAN."
Father Clement, the missionary, who has established a refuge for the children of the under-world at Westminster, can be classed as "God's good man," for that ...
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