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  3. PEACE CONFERENCE

    PARIS, Saturday. — The Armistice Commission is endeavoring to frame a scheme for post-war disarmament throughout Europe, involving the ...

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  4. CIVIL WAR

    LONDON, Sunday.—Herr Eisner [?] who attended [?] at Berne, and [?] war guilt, ...

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  5. GERMANY TO-DAY

    LONDON, Saturday. — The Supreme Council for the supply of relief has published a most interesting report compiled from the observations of a ...

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  6. LAST HOURS ON GALLIPOLI

    Some days ago a lengthy article appeared in the press giving an interesting account of that wonderful military achievement which enabled the British ...

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  7. PEARCE IN SOUTH AFRICA

    JOHANNESBURG, Saturday.— The civie and mining leaders of the Rand are extending warm hospitality to Senator Pearce (Australian Defence ...

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  8. NATIONAL INDUSTRIAL COUNCIL

    LONDON, Saturday.—Although it is agreed on all sides that the summoning of a National Industrial Council of capital and labor is a judicious step ...

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  9. SPECIAL WAR GRATUITIES

    It is estimated that the payment of the special war gratuities which are to be granted to all members of the A.I.F., accortling to their length of ...

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  10. NOTHER MINISTER SHOT.

    [?] Parls state that [?]an Minister for [?] assassinated. [?] that Acur was ...

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  11. BLOODY CIVIL WAR."

    [?] Horr [?] the German Pre[?] ann[?] the Weimar As[?] Manich had been [?] civil war. He ...

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  12. IMPROVED COMMUNICATION WITH AUSTRALIA.

    The "Cape Argus" strongly supports Senator Pearco's suggestion for improved communications between South Africa and Australia, and says: ...

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  13. EXTREMIS[?] HOLD MUNICH.

    A [?] states that Spar[?] have seized the [?] General Command; [?] and telephones and ...

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  15. FOOD SHORTAGE.

    The shortage, of staple foodstuffs is compelling the population to live upon rations, which give insufficient nourishment to the body, mothers and ...

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  16. SIGNING THE NEW ARMISTICE.

    W[?] state that the [?] the new armistice [?] unanimously re[?] Finally, terms ...

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  17. REVOLT SPREADING THROUGH [?]RMANY.

    COPENHAGEN, Saturday.—Out[?] at several cen[?] The Spartacus [?] Mulheim, which ...

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  18. GENERAL CABLES

    LONDON, Saturday.—A large quantity of Japanese mother-of-pearl buttons is arriving in England, made of Australian shell with cheap Japanese ...

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  19. SERIOUS LABOR OUTLOOK.

    Later. — The Government is fully alive to the seriousness of the labor outlook. Ministers have invited the Miners' Executive to attend a ...

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  20. FIVE MINIS[?]ERS WOUNDED.

    A M[?]e states that the [?] arrested Herr [?] was wounded, not [?] five Ministers were ...

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  21. CRIMES' COMMISSION.

    The Crimes' Commission has appointed three sub-committees. The first will inquire into general matters. The second will ascertain how to deal ...

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  22. GERMAN VENDETTA

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—In an in[?] New York Times'" [?] Herr Mathias [?] Minister withias ...

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  23. CONQUERING TBE AIR

    LONDON, Saturday.—Colonel Bristow, of the Royal Flying Corps, in a speech in London to-day, stated that he had recently inspected an aeroplane ...

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  24. WILSON'S RETURN TO EUROPE.

    WASHINGTON, Saturday.—President Wilson will return to France, departing from America on March 5. ...

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  25. RE-ELECTION BILL.

    LONDON, Saturday.—The House of Commons has accepted the Re-Election of Ministers' Bill, fixing a time limit of nine months after a general election. ...

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  26. GENERAL MAURICE'S WARNING.

    General Maurice telegraphs from Paris:- Somewhat late in the day, the conditions of the armistice are now being ...

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  27. OVERSEAS PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE.

    LONDON, Saturday. — Members of the House of Commons who aro interested in Dominion matters haye formed an Overseas Parliamentary ...

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  28. ROBBING VICTORY OF ITS TRIUMPH.

    Now that there are differences of opinion amongst the leaders of the three organisations concerning the question of a general strike, it is ...

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  29. LORD JELLICOE UNWELL.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Lord Jellicoe is suffering from a slight chill. It is ejracctcd, however, that he will be well enough to proceed to Portsmouth ...

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  30. RELEASING SPIRITS.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Officail: The Cabinet has de[?] that the quantity of spirits to be re[?]sed shall be increased by 50 per cout. ...

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  31. "MUST HAVE FOOD."

    Herr [?] H[?]d (a German State [?] said, when inter[?] must have food, [?] eash to pay for it ...

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  32. CLEMENCEAU'S ESCAPE

    PATHS, Saturday.—The shooting of M. Clemenceau, the French Premier, as he was entering his motor car, has caused a sensation in Paris. ...

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  33. DEATH OF DR. MARY WALKER.

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—The death is announced of Dr. Mary Walker, a Civil War surgeon. She was the only Toman allowed to wear male attire, a ...

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  34. PEACE WITHIN A WEEK

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—The "New York World's" Paris correspondent asserts that peace with Germany may be signed within a week after President ...

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  35. DANES WANT DLEBISCITE.

    PARIS, Saturday.—The Danish delegation has asked the Supreme Council for a plebiscite regarding Schleswi[?] Holstein, with a view of securing the ...

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  36. BRITISH FOOD PRICES

    LONDON, Saturday.—In responso to the insistent public demand, the Government has appointed a committee to consider the prices at which the ...

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  37. DEMOCRATIC EBERT.

    LONDON, saturday.—The Berlin [?] that President [?] to continue her [?] life. She will [?] ...

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  39. BRITISH SYMPATHY.

    LONDON, Saturday.—Official: The Speaker of the House of Commons (The Rt. Hon. J. W. Lowther) has telegraphed to M. Clemenceau as ...

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  40. CAN WILHELM RETURN?

    LONDON, [?]day.—A representa[?] of the [?] Soir" seeured an [?] Maximilian Har[?] the [?]alist-editor, who ...

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  41. THE COMING STRUGGLE.

    Lord Emmett enid that it would he a hard struggle in this and succeeding years for Britain to keep lier place in industrial competition. If she ...

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  42. GOVERNMENT'S VAST FOOD STOCKS.

    The Food Controller states that the food stocks in the country mainly held by the Ministry of Food, which are now being released, include 96,700 tons ...

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  43. MK. HUGHES' MOTION.

    On Mr. Hughes' motion, the Reparation Comjnission has expressed indignation at the attack on M. Clemenceau, and hoped for his rapid ...

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  44. AUSTRALIAN BORROWING DEFENDED

    LONDON, Saturday. — Sir C. G. Wade (Agent-General for N.S. Wales), in an article in the "Morning Post," defends Australian borrowing ...

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  45. ALIENS IN BRITAIN!

    LONDON, Saturday.—It is understood that the Government is initiating pr[?]dings against the leaders of British Bolshevism. ...

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  46. NORTH RUSSIAN FIGHTING

    LONDON, Saturday.—British North [?] Officiale The Alles, with very [?] carried out successful [?] in which, Segoja (Co miles ...

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  47. FUNKRAL OF SIR W. lAURIER

    OTTAWA, Saturday.—About 30,000 people attended Sir Wilfred Laurier's State funeral to-day. The body lay in State at Parliapient Honse. ...

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  50. BOLSHEVIKS ROUTED.

    [?] from Odessa say that [?] Denikin's army has reached [?] Caspian Sea, and captured 31,000 [?]ed" troops [?] guns, eight armored ...

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