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  2. TASMANIAN CASUALTIES

    Yesterday the Defence Department made available the following particulars of Tasmanian casualties:— KILLED IN ACTION (11). ...

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  3. ANTWERP REOCCUPIED.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Rear-Admiral Tyrwhitt received the surrender of 20 U-boats off Harwich at sunrise to-day. COPENHAGEN, Wednesday.—The Danish colors are now flying throughout Schleswig, after 52 years' German rule. ...

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  4. VICTORY PAGEANT

    PARIS, Wednesday—"Le Matin" announces that the French Government contemplates arranging a great pageant to celebrate the victory and the ...

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  6. GERMAN "REDS" WINNING

    COPENHAGEN, Wednesday.—.A meeting of Workmen's and Soldiers' Councils in Berlin passed a resolution to-day against summoning the ...

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  7. GORDON CAMPBELL, V.C.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Admiralty publishes very thrilling accounts of some of the most notable actions between British decoy ships and ...

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  8. DEMOBILISATION

    LONDON, Wednesday.—There was a remarkable demonstration yesterday, when 5000 women munition workers employed at Woolwich Arsenal marched ...

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  9. HOLLAND QUIETER

    AMSTERDAM, Wednesday.—The situation in Holland is established for the present, but the position was very dangerous on Wednesday night, when ...

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  10. MARCHING HOME

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Mr. Phillip Gibbs telegraphed to-day:— The King and Queen of the Belgians rode in an open carriage for the State ...

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  11. SWAT THE KAISER

    There are insistent demands, especially from France and America, that the late Kaiser should he handed over to the Allies for trial. ...

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  12. HOLLAND NORMAL AGAIN.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The "Daily Chroncle's" diplomatic ' correspondent states that the revolutionary agitation in Holland appears to have, completely ...

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  13. FOOD SHARES ABROAD

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Mr. Waldorf Astor (Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Food) stated in the House ol Commons to-day that ...

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  14. GENERAL CABLES.

    LONDON, Wednesday—Mr. John Burns will not contest his old constituency, Battersea, in the coming elections, as the Labor Party declines ...

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  15. WOOLWICH WORKERS' PROTEST.

    A meeting of the Woolwich Workers' Union passed a resolution to-day, demanding that the donation rates bo raised to the pre-war rate of wages ...

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  16. NOT TO HOLLAND

    AMSTERDAM, Wednesday.—The ex-Kaiserin has renounced her intention of proceeding to Holland. ...

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  17. FIGHTING IN RUSSIA.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—A British North Russian official message States: The Bolsheviks on Nov. 11, after bombarding us from river boats on the ...

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  18. IF WE HAD WON!

    ZURICH, Wednesday.—The "Neus Wiener Zeitung" publishes Herr Albert Ballin's letter, written on October 10, stating:—"The Entente's military ...

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  19. RELEASED FROM GERMANY.

    PARIS, Wednesday.—Further details of the horrible suffering of British and other released prisoners from Germany since the armistice was ...

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  20. ENTERING METZ.

    A Paris message states that touching scenes were, witnessed throughout tho triumphal march to Alsace-Lorraine, and these reached a climax ...

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  21. RAISING THE VINDICTIVE.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The Admiralty will shortly begin efforts to raise the Vindictive from Ostend Harbor. Experts are confident that the ...

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  22. FOOD FOR EUROPE.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday.—Ships carrying 200,000 tons of food from the United States to France, Belgium, and Austria are now en route. ...

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  23. AUGUST, 1914

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Continuing his story of how the Empire entered the, war, Sir L. Harcourt said that when the ultimatum, [?] ...

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  24. GIGANTIC U.S. NAVAL PROGRAMME.

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—Mr. J. Daniels (Secretary for the Navy), conferring with the House of Representatives Naval Committee ...

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  25. AUSTRALIAN DEMOBILISATION

    Mr. Hushes, Sir Joseph Conk, and Colonel Dodds hare conform at length on the question of demobilisation. ...

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  26. THE BRITISH WAY.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—General Rawlinson. in tin Order of the Day is sued on Monday, says:— The 4th army has been ordered, to ...

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  27. 2000 PRISONERS RELEASED.

    PARIS, Wednesday.—Some 2000 Allied military and civilian prisoners hare arrived from Germany during the week-end. It is reported that a further ...

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  28. BRITISH GOVERNMENT'S CHARTER.

    COPENHAGEN, Wednesday.—The British Government has chartered Danish' steamers to bring 50,000 prisoners from North German ports. ...

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  29. ECHO OF [?]

    COPENHAGEN, Wednesday.—Ex-Captain Persius, writing in the "Berliner Tagelatt" makes some sensational revelations. He says:—"Only ...

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  30. BELGIAN GOVERNMENT'S RETURN.

    PARIS, Wednesday.—15 is expected that the Belgian Government ^Ministerial Departments and Diplomatic Corps will leave Havre to-day. ...

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  31. "WHO IS RESPONSIBLE?"

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The newspaper correspondents continue to give pitiful accounts of the arrival at Nancy of the British war prisoners. All they ...

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  32. INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday.— The 'New York Times' Washington correspondent states that according to states that according to reliable information, the American ...

    Article : 62 words
  33. PEACE CONFERENCE

    NEW YORK, Thursday.—According to Government officials President Wilson will travel to France on the United State transport [?] ...

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  34. CHISA'S CIVIL WAR.

    NEW YORK, Wednesday.—The New York Times" Poking correspondent states that it is believed that the Presidential mandate ordering a ...

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  35. "OUR ADVANCE CONTINUES"

    PARIS, Wednesday.—A French communique states:— Our advance continues, marked by demonstrations of joy the liberated ...

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  36. U.S. COTTON EXPORT RESTRICTIONS REMOVED.

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—The restriction on the export of cotton have ben removed, except to enemy countries. ...

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  37. THE BRITISH [?]

    PARIS, Wednesday.—The whole of the Hotel Majestic has been secured to [?] the British delegating to the [?] Conference. ...

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  38. GERMANY'S BITTER PRICE.

    COPENHAGEN, Wednesday.—" [?] warts" states that 150,000 Germans were killed to the end of October the fate of 260,000 is unknown; 4,000,000 ...

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  40. PRINCESS MANY GOES TO THE FRONT.

    LONDON, Wednesday.—Princess Mary Leaves for Frances to-day She will visit the hospital and localities where the women and girls are ...

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  41. MARSHALL PETAIN.

    PARIS, Wednesday.—The French Cabinet has decided to create General Petain a Marshal. ...

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