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  3. WILSON PLEADS FOR GERMANY

    PARIS, Wednesday.—The Council of Four is unable to agree upon certain financial modifications to the German treaty. ...

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  4. THE "DRY" WAVE

    VANCOUVER, April 13.—Two ques tions to-day agitate the American con tinent. One is that subject of worldwide interest of what a man should ...

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  5. Y. M. C. A.

    On June 6, 1844, just 75 years ago, at a gathering of twelve young men in London, of whom George Williams (since Sir George) was the moving ...

    Article : 675 words
  6. "ALL SURPASSED THEMSELVES"

    LONDON, May 24.—There were 400 people present at the Jubilee Dinner of the Colonial Institute in the Connaught Rooms. The gathering was ...

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  7. TREATMENT OF RETURNED SOLDIERS

    Sir,—Believing that "G. G. Warson" is actuated by a genuine desire to help the returned soldiers, I will endeavor reply to his letter "in the ...

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  8. FLYING THE ATLANTIC

    NEW YORK, Wednesday. — The "New York Times'" St. John's correspondent states that Vickers' "Vimy" bombing aeroplane, which ...

    Article : 153 words
  9. GERMAN GUILE.

    According to a Merlin message an attempt is being made in Government circles to form a commercial alliance between Germany and America, with the ...

    Article : 64 words
  10. "MORE AND MORE COMPLICATED"

    TOKIO, Wednesday. — Viscount Kato, when interviewed, said that be was uneasy regarding future problems, which involved the relations of the ...

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  11. HELPING HAWKER HOME.

    LONDON, May 24. — Questioned in connection with criticism emanating from Australia regarding no assistance being given to Hawker, an ...

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  12. FALL OF PETROGRAD

    LONDON, Wednesday.—The fact that Bolshevist propaganda continues, as wirelessed from Tsarkoe-Selo, is interpreted that Petrograd has not ...

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  13. THE DERBY

    LONDON, Wednesday. — The Derby will be run at Epsom to-day. The last Derby deckled there was on May 27, 1914, when Durbar II. won. ...

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  14. ROOTING OUT TREASON

    CAIRO, Wednesday.—Evidence in the treason trial of six natives at Minia revealed that they constituted themselves a "Committee of the ...

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  15. RETURNED SOLDIERS

    Troops cs transports Dongola (with troops ex Czar), Wandilla, Shropshire Tras-os-Moutcs, Armagh, tallalia, Dun luce Castle (with troops ex Czaritza) ...

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  16. (EGYPTIAN'S "SERIOUSLY DISAPPOINTED."

    CAIRO, Wednesday. — Thinking Egyptians fear that the lower classes will be seriously disappointed when they realise that the Nationalist ...

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  17. WORLD-WIDE REVOLT

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday. — American marines have landed at Costa Rica (Central America), where a revolution against the Government is ...

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  18. IMPERATOR IN COLLISION

    NEW YORK, Saturday.—The Imper[?]or to-day collided off the American coast with the steamer Agwidale. The latter was damaged. ...

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  19. THE RACE.

    Later.—The Derby was run this afternoon. Result:- THE DERBY. One mile, four furlongs, 20 yards. ...

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  20. DIPERIAL PREFERENCE

    OTTAWA, Wednesday.—It is expected that a strong agitation to increase British preference to 50 per cent, will be started during the forthcoming ...

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  21. A QUESTION OF DEVELOPMENT

    Sir,—The State elections are over for another three years, and the elected and the rejected should pull together for the benefit of the State during ...

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  22. SOLDIERS' DISMISSAL AT BURNIE

    Sir,—I read with regret the paragraph in the Burnie news of Thursday in connection with returned soldlers. Might I ask the councillors ...

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  23. SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL

    Sir,—Referring to the above subject Mrs. Field and myself are prepare to give £25 towards the erection of some fitting monument (not a club of ...

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  24. TO PREVENT PNEUMONIC INFLUENZA.

    All medical authorities advocate keeping the mouth, nose and throat thoroughly antiseptic. One drop of NAZETHA on a piece ...

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  25. "NOT DEMOCRATIC"

    OTTAWA, Wednesday. —According to an official report, the Canadian House of Commons has adopted the recommendation of a special commuission ...

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  27. VOTES FOR WOMEN

    WASHINGTON, Wednesday.—Congress has adopted the women suffrage constitutional amendment. The votes of the States are only now required to ...

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  28. THE DIGGER AND THE PUBLIC.

    After every big war, especially under voluntaryism, the returned Moldier is in danger of becoming unpopular. Keaction sets in almost as soon as the ...

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