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Advertising : 6 wordsIt is understood that America is opposing any distribution of the conquered German territories. The Powers are endeavoring to find a formula to cover the whole ...
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Article : 259 wordsPresident Wilson addressed the Peace Conference to-day as follows:—Mr. Chairman—I consider it a distinguished privilege to be permitted to open the ...
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The Express and Telegraph (Adelaide, SA : 1867 - 1922), Thu 30 Jan 1919, Page 1
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