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  4. RUSSIA'S TERRIBLE RIDDLE.

    The Archangel correspondent of The Morning Post says the Governor-General has rightly forbidden the publication of the text of Pesident Wilson's proposals ...

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  5. AUSTRALIANS COMING HOME

    The [?]er Delta sailed from Ph[?]mouth [?] Saturday with 1,400 Australian troops [?] board The Cer[?]nce left to-day and [?][?]oots was 1,290 ...

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  6. GETTING DOWN TO BUSINESS.

    The Paris correspondent of The Observer says:—There are indications that the heads of the allied Governments now in Paris realize that they must no longer waste ...

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  7. INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC.

    Beyond the eases of influenza at the Adelaide Hospital, there have been fewtresh developments reported, at least of a cerious character, in connection, with ...

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  8. WEATHER FORECAST.

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  10. Everything Ready.

    The Chairman of the Central Board of Health (Dr. Ramsay Smith) said on Wednesday morning that following, upon., a communication from the Acting Prima ...

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  11. SENSATION OVER PACIFIC ISLANDS.

    The disclosure of a British-Japaness secret treaty, alloting the Marschall and Caroline Islands in the Western Pacific, in Japan, has surprised the American ...

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  12. ENTIRE POPULATIONS KILLED.

    The Finnish volunteers have captured Narva a Russian town 101 miles from Petrograd. The Red Guards plundered the city before it was taken, and ...

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  13. Situation at Adelaide Hospital.

    The Chairmen of the Hospital Board Mr. W. G. Coombs stated on Wednesdays—The situation continues to develop at the Adelaide Hospital, 13 employes, nine ...

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  14. PORTUGUESE REVOLUTION.

    A portion of the L[?]bon garrican jorned the revnit and seized two forth outside the town Strong Republican forces surrennded the po[?]tiones and drove out the ...

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  15. A Case of Quits

    The Paris correspondent of the United Press Association says it is underetood that Great Britain supoprts Japan in her clains for the Marshall and Caroline ...

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  16. ENGLAND AS TRUSTEE.

    The Paris correspondent of the United Press Association has interviewed a British peace delegate, who urges that Great Britain should be cllowed to control the ...

    Article : 64 words
  17. “AN IMPROBABLE STORY.”

    M Tchitcherin (Bolshevik Foreign Minister) raid the Rnesian peoples had commissioned him to -send a wireless to the paper lie Populaire begging for exact ...

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  18. COMING HOME FROM THE SEA.

    The New Zealand, with Vi[?]count Jellicce [?] board in proceeding to India where who will stay for a month and thence to A[?] arriving at Fre[?]itle in May. ...

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  19. THIRTY FOUR SPARTACISTS.

    The bodies of Dr. Carl Liebknecht and of 33 Spartacists have been buried in the Freidrichsfelde Cemetery. The city was crowded with soldiers and there were no ...

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  20. Minister Detained in Melbourne.

    V The Commissioner of Crown Lands (Hon. E. A. Anstey),went to Melbourne recently with his colleagues, to attend the Federal and State Ministerial Conference ...

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  21. "Queried" Cases.

    The Medical Superintendent of the Adelaide Hospital (Dr. West-, when questioned by a reporter regarding the "suspicious cases -mentioned in Mr. Coomb's ...

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  22. JUST WAIT!

    Mr Hughes in a sterling speech at the Australian Y.M.C.A. in Paris said the Australian had won their rights respecting the Pacific Islands. The statement is ...

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  23. WIDESPREAD LABOUR UNREST.

    Mr. Lolyd George[?]s [?]expected return to Le[?]don this [?]ees in attributed to the Labour [?]est LONDON, January 28. ...

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  24. Rush for Inoculation.

    Private medical practitioners were beseiged on Wednesday by patients desiring inoculation against pneumonic influenza, and the staffs of banks and other institutions ...

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  25. Red Guards Defeated.

    British and American troops have driven off the Bolsheviks in a battle on the Dwina River front. ...

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  26. GREEKS AND TURKS.

    The Greek occupation of Turkish Thrace still continues. Thrace was a name used by the ancients someshat vaguely for a large region to the ...

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  27. Military Precautions.

    The Military Commandant (Brig Gen. M. Antill, OB.. C.M.G., stated on wednesday that the first advice which the department in South Australia received regarding ...

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  28. The Melbourne Express.

    A train arrived at the Adelaide Railway Station on Wednesday morning at the schedule time of the Melbourne but in .the language of an Anzac is was a ...

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  29. Triumph for Lenin.

    The special -correspondent of The Morning Post in Paris says practically the whole of France regards the invitation to Bolsheviks as a diplomatic triumph for ...

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  30. POUR MILLIONS DAY.

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  31. GOVERNMENT PROCURATION ORDERS.

    A, notice in last week's Government Gazette informed the public that on February I next exicting standing procuration orders wild be cancelled as new forms are ...

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  32. ALL SMILES!

    The-Daily Telegraph correspondent in Paris, apropos of the Australian and New Zealand claims regarding the Pacific, says the French Government is foil of ...

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  33. WORK FOR WOOLWICH.

    Mr. F. G. Kellaway Goint Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Munitions has informed the Woolwich arsenel workers that invastigations are being made ...

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  34. RUSSIAN ROYALTIES' END.

    Count A. Tolstoy gives the following further details concerning the ex-Czar:— The Czar was living at Ekatinburg in the house of an engineer: named Ignatieff It ...

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  35. AUSTRALIA’S UNDYING PART.

    In connection with the Australia Day celebrations there was a thanksgiving service at St. Dunstan's in the east. There was a crowed congregation, which included ...

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  36. INTERNATIONAL PEACE EXHIBITION.

    With, among other ideas, the object of securing the construction of tie various necessary buildings at the new show grounds at the earliest possible moment, ...

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  37. NATIONALISTS AND PEACE CONFERENCE..

    It has been officially announced that the Government has refused pasporta to Gen. DeWet and to Mr. E. R. Grobler, M.L.C. who were elected as delegates at the ...

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  38. THIRD PLENARY SITTING.

    The third plenary sitting of the Peace Conference has been fixed for Saturday. ...

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  39. FOR FOUR YEARS.

    [?]ion Committee of the [?]entafives has approved [?]iting general immigra[?] [?]after the war. ...

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  40. LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

    The correspondent of The New York Globe in Paris says the British have conceded an important point in regard to America's plan for. the League of ...

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  41. WIRELESS WONDERS.

    Mr. Godfrey C. Isaacs (managing director of Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Company, limited) stated in an interview that there are now 4,000 ships equipped with ...

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  43. Labour Socialists Programme.

    The Berne correspondent- of the United Press Association interviewed Mr. Anthony Henderson, Mf., before he was recalled to Paris. He said the International ...

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  44. SHOOTING THE BIRDS.

    The anti[?] [?]be[?] [?] por[?] [?] were [?] ...

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  45. AILS FROM ENGLAND

    The Deputy Postmaster-General (Mr. E. Bramble advises that a mail, from the United Kingdom is expected to arrive in Adelaide at 4 o'clock on Thursday ...

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